MPC Mains 11th Standard Daughter Struggling with Multiple Choice Questions - How Can She Improve?

Ans: Firstly, it's important to understand that academic success is not just about intelligence, but also about hard work, discipline, and good study habits. Your daughter may need some guidance on how to study effectively, manage her time, and stay organized. You can help her by setting aside a regular study schedule and creating a conducive environment for her to study, such as a quiet and well-lit room with minimal distractions. You can also encourage her to take regular breaks and engage in physical activity, which can help improve focus and concentration.

Secondly, you can work with your daughter's teachers to understand her strengths and weaknesses and identify areas where she may need extra support. This may involve hiring a tutor or seeking additional resources, such as online courses or educational software.

Lastly, it's important to provide your daughter with emotional support and encouragement. Reassure her that you believe in her abilities and that you are proud of her efforts, regardless of her grades. Encourage her to set realistic goals and celebrate her achievements, no matter how small.

Remember that academic success is a journey, and it takes time and effort to improve. With your support and guidance, your daughter can develop the skills and habits necessary to succeed academically.

Ans: Hi Vijaya Ji
she can do MBBS from abroad, BAMS, BDS, and Physiotherapy from India.

Ans: Hello Rajoli.
There are several reasons to score less in MCQ exams. Some of them are:
(1) Concepts are not clear
(2) Speed of reading may be slow
(3) Calculation speed is very slow
(4) Unbale to call the formulas at lightening speed
(5) Answer guessing technique not understood
(6) Big chance of not being comfortable with the scope of the syllabus
(7) Wavelength with teachers not matching
(8) Basic concepts from schooling might be weak, and many more reasons
I would suggest you, talk with her college/coaching class teachers. Ask her by taking in confidence, whether she is comfortable with the syllabus or not or is there any hidden reason.
Yet to improve, here are some tips for your daughter:
Focus on fundamentals, Use simpler textbooks, Practice MCQs daily, Use previous years’ question papers, Use online platforms or apps/portals for test series, Set a timer, Prioritize questions, Identify weak areas, Revise regularly, Focus on High-Yield Topics of each subject, Improve Guesswork, Eliminate wrong options, Avoid random guessing, Seek Guidance from coaching or group study, Stay Consistent and Positive, Refer books from renowned authors, take help of online resources like Vedantu, Byju's, Aakash, Allen, Motion, career point and many more.

After each test, she should analyze mistakes and identify weak areas for targeted revision. Using the elimination method can help with smart guessing. Regular revision, coupled with consistent practice, will improve her speed, accuracy, and confidence.
Best of luck to your daughter for the upcoming examination.

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