Must-Know PU2 Exam Rules and Tips for Success

Are you a PU2 aspirant preparing for your upcoming exams? Do you have questions about exam rules, time management, or how to present your answers effectively? This article covers essential exam rules, common doubts, and pro tips to help you ace your PU2 exams with confidence.

Key Exam Rules Every PU2 Aspirant Must Know

1. Can You Attempt Extra Questions?

• Yes, but with caution.
  • If unsure about a question, you can attempt an extra one.
  • Clearly label the extra question as “Extra” and write it in the correct order.
  • Example: If you skip Question 19, write “Extra” and attempt Question 20.
• Avoid overwriting: Only attempt extra questions if necessary to save time.
• Also leave some space, if You think that You might need to answer an extra question later.
• If You are attempting the extra question at the end of the paper, make sure You are mentioning the Section from which the questions belongs to. 

2. Can You Start with 5-Marker Questions?

• No. You must start with Part A (MCQs and fill-in-the-blanks) compulsorily.
  • Complete Part A first, then move to other sections like Part D (5-markers).
  • Recommended paper flow: Part A → Part B → Part C → Part D.

3. Rules for Part A (MCQs and Fill-in-the-Blanks)

• No striking or overwriting: If you strike an answer and then if you Reattempt the correct answer then even if it’s correct, it will be considered invalid.
  • Solution: If unsure, write the answer in pencil first, then erase and rewrite in pen once confirmed.
• Write the full option: For MCQs, write the complete answer (e.g., “A. Hemophilia”) instead of just “A” or “B.”
• Fill-in-the-blanks: Only write the missing word, not the entire statement.

4. Rough Work and Answer Booklet

• No separate rough sheets: Use the last page of your answer booklet for rough work.
  • You can put margins for calculations, but using the last page is preferable.
  • Request a new booklet only when the current one is almost full.

5. Scientific Calculators and Writing Pads

• Scientific calculators are not allowed: Only simple digital calculators are permitted for math, physics, and chemistry.
• Writing pads are prohibited: Even transparent pads are not allowed.

6. Pen Rules and Whitener Usage

• Pen switching: If you switch pens (e.g., blue to black), inform the invigilator and get their signature.
• Preferred pen: Use a blue ballpoint pen to avoid smudging. Avoid gel pens as they can smudge with sweat or water.
• No whitener or highlighters:
  • Strike out incorrect answers neatly with a single line.
  • Underline important points instead of using a highlighter.

7. Drawing and Labeling

• Draw with pencil: Use a pencil for diagrams (biology, chemistry, physics).
• Label with pen: Label diagrams neatly using a pencil or even a pen(Pencil is Preferred)

8. Watches and Water Bottles

• Analog watches only: Digital watches are not allowed.
• Transparent water bottles: Carry only see-through bottles. Opaque or translucent bottles are prohibited.

9. Special Considerations for Female Students

• Sanitary napkins: You can carry them in your bag but not inside the exam hall. Inform the invigilator in case of emergencies.

Exam Day Schedule

• 9:40 AM: Enter the examination hall.
• 10:00 AM: Exam starts.
• 10:10 AM: Answer sheets are distributed.
• 10:15 AM: Begin writing answers.
• 10:30 AM: No entry allowed after this time.
• 12:30 PM: Bell rings, indicating 30 minutes left.
• 12:50 PM: Bell rings, indicating 10 minutes left.
• 1:00 PM: Exam ends.

Pro Tips for Exam Success

1. Follow the Order: Start with Part A and proceed section-wise.
2. Time Management: Allocate time for each section and keep 10-15 minutes for rechecking.
3. Write Clearly: Avoid overwriting or using whitener. Strike out mistakes neatly.
4. Stay Calm: If you run out of time, focus on answering questions you know well.
5. Prepare in Advance: Practice with model papers and familiarize yourself with the question pattern.

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