High school students are preparing to resume their 2025 academic year exams tomorrow, Thursday, amid an atmosphere of anxiety and anticipation among students and parents. A number of educational experts have shared important advice and guidance on parents’ social media groups to help students enhance their performance during the exams.
The educators emphasized the importance of dedicating enough time to review frequently asked and expected questions from previous exams and to focus on summarizing and understanding the core concepts—especially in subjects that require analysis and inference such as Chemistry and Geography, which have a direct impact on academic performance.
They also stressed that getting a good night’s sleep before the exam is crucial for enhancing concentration and memory. Staying up late can weaken mental performance and negatively affect answering ability.
Experts advised students to have a light breakfast on the morning of the exam, such as a piece of fruit or a light sandwich, to maintain energy levels and avoid fatigue or stress during the test.
As for handling the exam paper, the experts highlighted the importance of calmly and carefully reading through the questions, starting with the ones the student feels most confident answering. This helps break the tension and build confidence in the exam room.
They also recommended avoiding distractions such as watching classmates or reacting to irrelevant noises, emphasizing that calmness and focus are key to success during this critical stage.
Tomorrow, science track students will take the Chemistry exam, while literature track students will sit for the Geography exam, under tight security measures and with the Ministry of Education committed to providing a safe and orderly exam environment.
