TSU PastQ: CBT practice for Taraba State University students

Practise past questions in a timed, exam-style computer-based test. See your score straight away, review what you missed and compare your results on the leaderboard.

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Study guide

• What to Do the Night Before and the Morning of an Exam – The last 24 hours matter more than most students think. A simple checklist for arriving calm, rested and ready.
• How to Stay Focused When Studying on Your Phone – For many students the phone is both the study tool and the biggest distraction. Here is how to keep it working for you.
• Study Group Tips: How to Revise With Classmates Effectively – A study group can double your learning or waste your whole afternoon. Here is how to make sure it does the first.
• How to Take Good Lecture Notes and Turn Them Into Revision Summaries – Good notes are not a copy of the slides. Learn how to capture what matters in class and shrink it into something you can revise from.
• Common Mistakes Students Make in Multiple-Choice Exams – Many marks are lost to careless habits, not lack of knowledge. These are the most common mistakes and how to avoid them.
• How to Study General Studies (GST) Courses Without Stress – GST courses are easy to underestimate and easy to fail. Here is how to handle them smartly without losing time for your major courses.
• How to Avoid Exam Panic and Manage Anxiety Before a Test – Practical ways to calm your body and your thoughts before and during an exam, without pretending nerves will vanish.
• A One-Week Exam Revision Timetable for University Students – Only a week left? This is a realistic plan that covers revision, practice and rest without burning you out.
• How to Calculate Your CGPA (With Worked Examples) – A plain walkthrough of how GPA and CGPA are worked out on the 5-point scale, with real numbers you can follow.
• How to Use a CBT Practice Platform to Prepare for Exams – Doing practice questions is not the same as practising well. Here is how to get real value out of every CBT session.