anirudhsharma12
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i try to study buit then i again try to study and i again try tp study
amitshokeen123
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Plan and Create a Time Table.
2. Start the studies by Revising previous day's points.
3. Create small notes which will show picture of big story.
4. Revise this small notes.
5. If possible stick these notes on the wall.
6. sleep well
7. play some outdoor games
8. exercise daily.
9. eat nutritious food avoid junk foods (bad for brain)
10. never miss a meal or sleep.
11. take advice from seniors
12. meditate atleast for 5 Minutes daily.
follow the above things and you would be successful
2. Start the studies by Revising previous day's points.
3. Create small notes which will show picture of big story.
4. Revise this small notes.
5. If possible stick these notes on the wall.
6. sleep well
7. play some outdoor games
8. exercise daily.
9. eat nutritious food avoid junk foods (bad for brain)
10. never miss a meal or sleep.
11. take advice from seniors
12. meditate atleast for 5 Minutes daily.
follow the above things and you would be successful
dk2424
DK 2424
tips 4m dk2424
1) well if u hav enough time left then do go thru all the chap carefully understand the matter and try to ans all the ques which r there at d end of each chap
2) if less time left go thru all the board papers carefully try 2 make ur own ans and compare or check ur self how well can u write ans on ur own words cause tht matters in board exams how well hav u understood the topic refer to the board papers at least 6 times n do keep revising each ques highlight all imp ques eg very imp which has come more than 4 times mark it wid 4 * signs and so onn... in d end do go thru things which is left behind topics which u think is imp ......m sure u'll pass out wid good results best of luck do well n giv ur best........
regards,
dk2424
1) well if u hav enough time left then do go thru all the chap carefully understand the matter and try to ans all the ques which r there at d end of each chap
2) if less time left go thru all the board papers carefully try 2 make ur own ans and compare or check ur self how well can u write ans on ur own words cause tht matters in board exams how well hav u understood the topic refer to the board papers at least 6 times n do keep revising each ques highlight all imp ques eg very imp which has come more than 4 times mark it wid 4 * signs and so onn... in d end do go thru things which is left behind topics which u think is imp ......m sure u'll pass out wid good results best of luck do well n giv ur best........
regards,
dk2424
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dk2424
DK 2424
How to improve concentration in studies
Concentrate!! Enjoy your studies!! Excel in exams!!
How not to study?
Do you remember yourself reading sentences after sentences of your books, but without actually concentrating on it? That is called a casual reading. A casual reading through the books doesn't help much. That is because; the concepts just pass by the mind, without being able to associate themselves with your understanding, or your memory. But the time that you spend in such casual reading never comes back. Moreover, it is boring. Study without concentration is an utter waste of time and energy. Avoid it.
The secret of concentration
There is no big tricks to develop concentration. If you want to improve your concentration in studies, you just need to enjoy what you read. There are books teaching you meditation, etc that claim to improve your concentration. I have tried a few of them, but personally I feel that the claims are over exaggerated by the authors. I discovered a simple technique that simply works wonder for me. I benefited immensely from the technique, and now I want you to benefit from the secret. The secret to concentration is being able to develop interest in the subject.
How to develop interest in the subject?
Simply stating, information is not at all interesting. But most curriculum books just provide information. Even intellectual concepts are presented as if they are information. That is the reason why curricular books are so often dreaded by students. But information becomes interesting when we discover the underlying concepts in them. So if you want to make your study hours interesting, try to discover the concepts yourself. Do not just believe what is said in the book. Let whatever you have to learn, be learnt not just as information, but as concepts that YOU have re-discovered.
Study tips
1. Make separate self study note book for each subject.
2. When you sit to study a subject, do not forget to be ready with yourself study notes and pens(at least 2 colors).
3. With each line you read from the book, make questions, as if you are going to make a tough question paper in that subject. This will force you to concentrate on the subjects.
4. Note down the questions in one color and the answers in another. But write the answers from your understanding, in your own words. Don’t copy paste from book.
5. The tougher the questions you have made, the better you have concentrated. And the longer you are going to remember what you have learnt.
6. The most important thing is this: REVISE your notes. This would hardly take 5 minutes for every hour you have spent in making the question and answers. If you miss to revise, then the extra effort that you have put to make the notes will simply be wasted. But every revision will pay back at least 10 times of what you have invested.
7. Solve examples and exercise questions. You will be surprised to see that you are able to solve most of them.
Revision tips
1. Jolt down what all you want to revise in a particular study session.
2. Assign the time that you can afford to spend on each topic of revision.
3. Open yourself study notes. But don’t just read through all that you have written, else your mind will start wondering, day dreaming, etc.
4. Read only the questions. Hide the answers. Try to recall the answer you have written. Check your memory.
5. If you are able to think some new questions and answers in your mind, add them to your notes.
When to revise?
1. Every day night, before sleep, revise all that you have noted down in your notes.
2. Every weekend, revise all that you have noted down during the week.
3. Before the exam, all that is needed for the exam.
If you have genuinely followed up to this, congratulations!!! You have noted down your success, and before the exam, when everyone else will be cramming, you are revising your success as a fun game.
Concentrate!! Enjoy your studies!! Excel in exams!!
How not to study?
Do you remember yourself reading sentences after sentences of your books, but without actually concentrating on it? That is called a casual reading. A casual reading through the books doesn't help much. That is because; the concepts just pass by the mind, without being able to associate themselves with your understanding, or your memory. But the time that you spend in such casual reading never comes back. Moreover, it is boring. Study without concentration is an utter waste of time and energy. Avoid it.
The secret of concentration
There is no big tricks to develop concentration. If you want to improve your concentration in studies, you just need to enjoy what you read. There are books teaching you meditation, etc that claim to improve your concentration. I have tried a few of them, but personally I feel that the claims are over exaggerated by the authors. I discovered a simple technique that simply works wonder for me. I benefited immensely from the technique, and now I want you to benefit from the secret. The secret to concentration is being able to develop interest in the subject.
How to develop interest in the subject?
Simply stating, information is not at all interesting. But most curriculum books just provide information. Even intellectual concepts are presented as if they are information. That is the reason why curricular books are so often dreaded by students. But information becomes interesting when we discover the underlying concepts in them. So if you want to make your study hours interesting, try to discover the concepts yourself. Do not just believe what is said in the book. Let whatever you have to learn, be learnt not just as information, but as concepts that YOU have re-discovered.
Study tips
1. Make separate self study note book for each subject.
2. When you sit to study a subject, do not forget to be ready with yourself study notes and pens(at least 2 colors).
3. With each line you read from the book, make questions, as if you are going to make a tough question paper in that subject. This will force you to concentrate on the subjects.
4. Note down the questions in one color and the answers in another. But write the answers from your understanding, in your own words. Don’t copy paste from book.
5. The tougher the questions you have made, the better you have concentrated. And the longer you are going to remember what you have learnt.
6. The most important thing is this: REVISE your notes. This would hardly take 5 minutes for every hour you have spent in making the question and answers. If you miss to revise, then the extra effort that you have put to make the notes will simply be wasted. But every revision will pay back at least 10 times of what you have invested.
7. Solve examples and exercise questions. You will be surprised to see that you are able to solve most of them.
Revision tips
1. Jolt down what all you want to revise in a particular study session.
2. Assign the time that you can afford to spend on each topic of revision.
3. Open yourself study notes. But don’t just read through all that you have written, else your mind will start wondering, day dreaming, etc.
4. Read only the questions. Hide the answers. Try to recall the answer you have written. Check your memory.
5. If you are able to think some new questions and answers in your mind, add them to your notes.
When to revise?
1. Every day night, before sleep, revise all that you have noted down in your notes.
2. Every weekend, revise all that you have noted down during the week.
3. Before the exam, all that is needed for the exam.
If you have genuinely followed up to this, congratulations!!! You have noted down your success, and before the exam, when everyone else will be cramming, you are revising your success as a fun game.
AryanCrusader
New member
Last 1 week , with my music player in my head
pahuja.chirag
Chirag Pahuja
studying only important things one day before the exam ....:SugarwareZ-254:
HARSHA6183
Harsha Adnur
study thru observation and questioning the unquestioned
subscriptionsxyz
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Alone.. try to understand the concepts.. which will remain with you forever..
arun_ace99
New member
thnx for the superb advice.Really good.If anyone follow this whole heartedly they are bound to succeed
sunil_2120
Sunil Shahu
Hi this is Sunil....... Bascially, I have different point of view on studying... B4 I start studying I prepare my strategy i.e, I sit for an hour preparing schedule for next 10 days, then I work according ... this helps me to gain competitive advantage on others and also my revision is done in this process... So frndz, my suggestion to all the buddies will be to create ur own timetable or schedule than try to follow it. I m sure that this will not only increase ur studying capacity but will also increase ur grasping power... let me know if any else need 2 be added...
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shrey420
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shrey420
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Pavithra Gaikwad
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It works best for me to study just before the exam. Just lock urself in a room for 2 days or so and just focus. 2 advantages of this. 1) the pressure keeps you going 2) its fresh in your mind..
Hope this helps..
Hope this helps..
HARSHA6183
Harsha Adnur
i dont study , i m very clever than you and alll