How to Pass the Board Licensure Exam in the Philippines

Passing the board exam is one of the happiest moment of my life. But the process of making it is not that easy. Following these guidelines and tips will help you achieve your goal. 

1. Set your mind that you are taking the exam.
     Review only when your mind is ready.
2. Have a self discipline.
     As much as possible stay away from distractions like social media, games (e.g. mobile legends) and k-dramas.
3. Be resourceful in having review materials.
     I once made a review materials out of manila papers and post it on our walls to memorize the formulas.
4. Preparation is always the key
     Preparing for the exam is not just for the brain but also for the body. There's a saying that "A Healthy body is a Healthy mind". Eat Healthy and Exercise. Get enough sleep.
5. Review and keep on reading
     Don't end the day without reading your notes. Consistency is the key. Find your most convenient time of reviewing.
6. Be confident and optimistic that you will make it.
     Be calm before the exam."Be confident but be humble" - Abigale Sabado Tagala
7. Relax your body and mind and don't be pressured.
     During exam, consume your time wisely. Leave the questions if it's hard and get back when you finished the easy one.
8. Know a little bit of everything.
    Not everything you studied in review center comes out in the actual exam. Always go back to the your basic foundations.
9. Know the methods of previous passers.
     Experience is the best teacher as they say. Know the experience of the previous passers or better the Topnotchers.
10. Pray
     Ephesians 6:18 "And Pray in the Spirit on all occasions with all kinds of prayers and requests. With this in mind, be alert and always keep on praying for all the Lord's people."


Claim it! I will pass the Board Licensure Exam!! 

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