Standardized exams are very diverse depending on the course. To pass your standardized exams, you need to be disciplined, determined, and strong-willed. Albert Einstein said: “There is a motive force more powerful than steam, electricity and atomic energy. That strength is will.” Because to be successful, you have to learn and develop it. To pass my standardized exams, I adopt these different behaviors months in advance. First, I try to familiarize myself with the structure of the exam, the types of questions, and the time management for each section. So, I develop a study plan. I create a detailed cohesive outline that covers all the topics of the exam and organize it all into a schedule to review each section. I identify my weak spots, and focus on the areas where I need the most improvement. To make sure I manage my time well and complete each section of the exam on time, I practice time management techniques. The hardest part is staying in top shape physically and psychologically. To do this, I organize my sleep hours and my diet to keep my energy flow regular. On examination, there is no shortage of stress, the heart rate, the flow of sweat and the lump in the stomach, not to mention the trembling of the hands.To deal with all this, I take a deep breath and try to stay calm. At the beginning of the exam, I take to fill in the header of the exam paper correctly, I do a first reading of the entire exam paper. I choose the section that suits me, which I finish quickly. Then, I address the ones that seem unaffordable or easy to me. Then, I address the ones that seem unaffordable or easy to me. To stay steady, I straighten up and take a deep breath again. I do a check reading of each section, often in a hurry mistakes can creep in and if I follow the instructions of the exam. I also had to check my credentials. After doing all this, I submit my exam paper. Psychologically, after doing all this, I remain positive, telling myself that I did the right thing. Limit all thoughts of regret. We learn a lot on the school bench, it is important to believe in ourselves, “We spend 15 years in school and not once are we taught the self-confidence, passion and love that are the foundations of life” Albert Einstein.