How to Ace A Exam

Study, if you need to, before the test. Don't put it off until the last minute. If you hold off until the night before or, even worse, that morning, you're less likely to retain all of the material because of stress. However, some students believe that the more recently that you memorize information, the easier it is to remember. If that is the case for you, the best time to study for your test might be the night before. Just maintain a relaxed and light mood, then you won't feel stressed.
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Pay attention in class. Paying attention to the teacher will improve your understanding and you can ask clear questions you may have during the lesson.
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Do all practice questions: Some may be assigned or in the textbook or on the textbook website and the teacher may use them for his/her test.
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Prepare for pop quizzes. Read the material (even though you may not want to) for 15 minutes every night - just in case.
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Try to get work done in class. If you have any questions after you finished your work, you can ask the teacher there instead of getting to school early the next day.
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Take notes on the material. Focus on concepts, definitions, and formulas that you think will be on the test.
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Ask your teacher for help. Do this both before and during the exam. Ask before the exam what you should focus on while studying. Perhaps he or she will give you a study packet. Or, during the exam if you don't understand a question in the test, ask your teacher to clarify.