How to Intelligently Guess an Unknown Answer in FMGE

• The Von Restorff effect

Conventionally, we refrain from changing the option we chose in the first attempt. However, research indicates that humans tend to change from wrong to right. We tend to retain the instances where the right option was changed to wrong.

The act of selectively remembering unfavourable/usual events is known as Von Restorff Effect.

Research indicates that the percentage of ‘wrong to right’ changes is 57.8% while the percentage of ‘right to wrong’ changes is 20.2%.

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• Choose ‘All of the Above’ as a Correct Response

You must mark ‘all of the above’ as the answer if you could verify that more than one response is probably correct.

• Choose (b) or (c) if everything else fails

It is a common belief among the examiners that the correct answer is hidden better if it is surrounded by distractions.

Use this trick only if the question is absolutely alien to you and you cannot filter out even a single option.

• Practice is the only Key to Success

You must practice the above tips as many times as you can while attempting mock tests.

You must get accustomed to the online platform thoroughly prior to appearing for the exam.

We hope that the tips shared above will surely assist the aspirants in attempting FMGE exam efficiently.

Good Luck!