[ 2 9 ] Hrs before the D-Day

Time is slipping out of my hand so fast and so rapidly that i am freaking out. Last day only, my exam was more than 50 hrs later but now looking at my watch, its not even 30 hrs left. This is one of the toughtest times i am going through. Never been so nervous about any exam in my life. But this, i dont know why, breaks down all my nervous system. Well-wishers adviced me to shift the exam if i am not that nicely prepared. This is the only thing that i have in my hand. But, i dont want it to be shifted. If i shift it to a month later or so, i know very well that my preparation is not going to improve a penny. Then also i ll sit with the same nervousness and same number of word lists which i have digested till now. So, i dont see any sort of benefits doing it. Rather, i ll be screwing up myself for a longer period. And i hate being screwed up.

Right now, i am going through whatever i can in a haste. Just having a look at all the words, never mind if i could memorize them or not. That i ll check during the exam. RC (Reading Comprehension) is the most difficult part in the exam. I mean how the hell could i know what an author means by writing a passage, when all the four answers seem correct to you. If i have some idea in my mind and i write something related to it which is not directly present in the passage, rather it is implied through the examples, even shakespeare couldnt guess what i meant by saying "...the monster gave the princess a smooch". This is ridiculous. Many times i think its the RC of CAT which is much more better than that of GRE, at least everything is there in the passage. One just has to go through it thoroughly. But here, first constraint you have got 30 min in hand and 30 questions to answer. Out of these, 3 RC is for sure. How can one think of even completing the whole questions, when RC takes extra time to read and to think in the way the author thinks. Anyhow, lets see how much can i attend in the war-front.

Now its time for muggai, will write few more tips/controversies later.