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Who is going to take the February exam and don't know how to start?

Let's take a look at the preparation plans and strategies that are actually used until

Pass the exam in one round, typical of Year 4 students.

1.Know the exam & score proportion (know him, know us)

Before you start reading, you have to understand the exam structure to get the right focus:

General proficiency & Thai (100 points, Bachelor's criteria must get 60 or more points, including 30 or more)

Knowledge subjects and characteristics of being a good civil servant / law (100 points / 25 clauses): 60% pass threshold (15 or more required)

English Subjects (50 Points / 25 Points): 50% Passage Threshold (Must Get 25 Points or More) Must Get 13 or More

2. Complete reading style, not pouring a subject

📜 Legal subjects (point collectors):

Don't just read other people's summaries from the beginning! Start by printing the full version of the B.S. Read it yourself before 1 round.

Capture the importance and summarize it in your own language, summarize it as a Mind Map, or connect it to remember more accurately than just memorizing it.

🇬🇧 English:

Focus on collecting vocabulary. Collect a little per day.

Basic Grammar Review (Tense, Passive Voice, Subject-Verb Agreement)

Practice Reading often to capture keyword finding techniques in content. It saves a lot of time.

🔢 Mathematics & Thai:

Only focus on "doing a lot of problems"!

Mathematics to practice series, data tables and logic.

Thai emphasizes making sentence order problems and short-long articles to get used to word archives and logic thinking methods.

3.Time management strategy in the exam room (anti-brain shock)

E-Exam The exam is on screen and has a lot of heart-squeezing time. Sorting to do a good subject and not take too much brain energy first is pivotal:

Do the "law" first as the first subject: the law focuses on remembering content, knowledge, memory, the answer is fine. The brain is still fresh. Read the problem and then quickly.

Continue "English" immediately: Keep English subjects when the eyes are not tired from looking at the screen for a long time. Read Reading and Grammar have exchanged with legal subjects.

This is followed by "Thai": entering subjects that use analysis, reading and sorting sentences.

Ending with "Math": Keep the calculations and calculations to do the last one, because it takes a lot of brain energy. If you put it up first, it can waste time and cause "brain shock" or fatigue to do other subjects.

📌 Epilogue: Feb e-Exam is not too difficult. Just know the exam structure, plan to read books on the spot, and manage the time in the exam room well. It's encouraging for everyone. ✊🏻📦💖

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