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The document provides tips for exam preparation and success. It recommends getting enough sleep, being prepared with all necessary materials, distributing study time effectively, and monitoring learning when preparing for exams. When taking exams, it advises sticking to normal test-taking strategies, learning about the technology used, and finding out details about the exam in advance. For effective cramming, it suggests previewing material, focusing on notes from lectures not fully understood, repeating content, and testing knowledge before the exam.
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