Gulsanam Fayzullayeva, an 11th-grade student at school No. 103 in Yakkabog district of Kashkadarya region, received national certificates in five subjects. As a result, she can apply to a higher education institution on preferential terms. According to the Ta’limxabarlari website, she achieved the following results:

• Biology — A+;
• Chemistry — A;
• Uzbek language and literature — B;
• History — B;
• Mathematics — C+.

Gulsanam began preparing in the 8th grade. She studied each subject regularly for an average of 5 to 6 months. Textbooks, electronic study guides and extra classes with school teachers were her main sources of support.

«The idea of getting a national certificate came up in the eighth grade. Preparation followed a planned schedule. I tried to use my time at school and in extra classes effectively. Sometimes I did not get the result I wanted, but I did not give up on my goal», she says.

What can other students take from this?

This example shows that well-planned preparation started early can bring good results even during school years. Students preparing for national certificate exams may find these simple approaches useful:

• create a clear timetable for each subject and follow it;
• use official textbooks and electronic study guides;
• review unsuccessful practice sessions and adjust study methods;
• ask teachers for additional advice.

Gulsanam now plans to enroll at the Tashkent Medical Academy. Her experience may inspire 11th-graders and their parents.

Source: Daryo.uz