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Headphones help cancel out noise but I tend not to play music because I know in exam conditions it will be silent.
I also tend to stay out of my room and make sure someone else in the room with me so I stay focused on my task. It helps if someone is with me because then I can talk through anything I don't understand or remember it by teaching it to someone else.

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