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- 1. “HOW TO PASS BOARD EXAM 100% SURE?”
- 2. There are no actually secrets or techniques in passing the board exam 100% sure. No “hokus pokus”. Its just purely TEACHER’S ADVICE. A Teacher who has 16 solid years of experience and a practicing engineer who has an actual exposure not only in teaching but also in supervision, maintenance, design, c o n s t r u c t i o n , p o w e r s y s t e m s engineering. As an engineer, not only “experience” is the best teacher but “experience & theories/principles combined” are the best teacher.
- 3. Top 10 TEACHER’S ADVICE on How To Pass Board Exam 100% Sure!
- 4. Following these “strictly” will definitely pass any graduate 100% SURE!
- 5. Or Even TOP the Board!!!
- 6. N o . 1 0 ) H a v e focus! Be at the right track! Set your goal! Love your profession!
- 7. No. 9) Willing to spend money and time!
- 8. No. 8) Organize your notebooks! Your college notebooks & your review center notebook!
- 9. No. 7) Be resourceful -Buy books/reviewers that shows past board problems! -Ask past/recent examinees about what was given in their board exam.
- 10. No. 6) “Master the Basic” majority of board exam questions are just basic. Do not only spend a lot of time in computation, say 50% of y o u r t i m e m u s t b e f o r computation & 50% is for reading (objectives).
- 11. No. 5) Consult the experts! “Daig ng matanong ang taong marunong!”
- 13. No. 3) B e h e a l t h conscious! Go back to BASICS - Minimize eating of meats. Eat fruits & vegetables. Plus exercise!
- 14. No. 2) D o n o t think only of your s e l f ! T h i n k o f helping parents after board exam!
- 15. “Igalang mo ang iyong Ama at Ina (na Siyang Unang U t o s n a m a y pangako)” -Efeso 6:2
- 16. Honour thy father and mother; which i s t h e f i r s t c o m m a n d m e n t with promise - Ephesians 6:2
- 17. No. 1) Always do your best and GOD will do the rest! :-)
- 18. “ L e t u s h e a r t h e c o n c l u s i o n o f t h e whole matter: Fear GOD, and keep his commandments: for this is the whole duty of man.” -Ecclesiastes 12:13
- 19. Ito ang wakas ng bagay; lahat ay narinig: ikaw ay matakot sa Dios, at sundin mo ang kaniyang mga utos; sapagka't ito ang buong katungkulan ng tao. -Ecclesiastes 12:13
- 20. “Thank God For this Day & Thank you very much!”