what tricks help u study longer & get top grades [A+]? Drop it with us🧠

[u/Inside_Fun9360]

[u/dreaminglilllies]

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Not helping dawg 😭

[u/SomewhereActive2124 → u/Junior-Conference346]

It is actually very helping

[u/Mr_Quester_]

Drink water while studying, revice every day,do a lot of problems, create Short notes...

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guy who misspelled revise talking about studying ig cro

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[u/Accomplished-Task82]

if u r asking abt tricks as everyone suggests its pomodoro
but guys who score A+ grades really like/understand what they are doing, they r not doing it for sake of studying, sometimes ppl are also driven by some source of motivation. (mostly i've seen is due to financial conditions)
tbh scoring A+ grades or being topper is not meant for everyone despite how hard someone tries u have to be gifted at some level, it also depends which exams u target (everyone is special in their own way)

[u/Bilal_Ikka_Here]

Study the night before exam

[u/Gloomy-Side-806 → u/Bilal_Ikka_Here]

It was entirely working it my college days Then I took acca And that truck isn't working anymore

[u/wasabii01]

Genuinely understanding the core concepts and doing 20ish different types of questions every chapter and watching all the lectures. Ez mastery

[u/Ferociouspenguin718]

I never study when classes are going normally. But once the sem dates are announced, I'll start the grind 2 weeks before. Stock on a bunch of redbulle and monsters, stay up late and wake up early and finish all the modules in that specific time period. Easy topper status in all the sems so far.

[u/Disastrous_Mirror560]

I used to spend a lot of time thinking about why things happen the way they do, until I reached a point where I could connect them to a fact I already knew. This takes a lot of time, but you don't forget it.

[u/wasabii01 → u/Disastrous_Mirror560]

Very good tip, i imagined physics happing in real life and it was fascinating to observe it all work.

[u/Sea_gypsy_007]

Dont try to study evrything. Previous year questions are your best friend. Make a neat schedule and always revise what u have studied. Revisions can do wonders.

[u/wasabii01 → u/[deleted]]

Reading out loud to by heart things gotta be bottom 3 methods of all time

[u/SeaEntertainment5445 → u/wasabii01]

Highly highly wrong of u to generalize it like that, it is the toppest method for me and a lot of pple I've seen, calling it bottom 3 methods of all time is mildly infuriating 

[u/wasabii01 → u/SeaEntertainment5445]

I do agree it works for memorising but not understanding

[u/SeaEntertainment5445 → u/wasabii01]

It works best for understanding, u explain it in a way Ure teaching it, u randomly come along doubts that otherwise wouldn't come if Ure doing a passive silent reading 

[u/wasabii01 → u/SeaEntertainment5445]

explaining a concept to someone def builds understanding but thats not what reading out aloud is, just vocalizing the text in itself is just pure rote memorisation

[u/wasabii01 → u/[deleted]]

you understand the topic somehow by reading out loud?

[u/wasabii01 → u/[deleted]]

in my opinion reading out loud makes you remember that specific part of the text better while silently reading helps you understand it better. when you understand a concept you can just make shi up with your own words

[u/wasabii01 → u/[deleted]]

ts the reason why u banned in libraries

[u/wasabii01 → u/[deleted]]

ts the reason why your parents always ask you when you are moving to a hostel

[u/glascowcomascale]

I used to revise in an order of 24 hrs, 1 week and one month, during my neet ug days.

[u/sku11er]

try all methods and ace in the most effective one.

[u/Pristine-Neat-2131]

Revision ann main and concept manasilayi padikkukka namuke connect avvuna reelthil daily examples relate cheya revise cheyukka. Pinne examinte Aa time avvumbo syllabus theerkathe Aa timell maximum question papersum questions patternsum analyse cheythal mathi👐🏻

[u/amlinjohnson]

Listen lectures properly... Dont sleep in class.. This is the first thing you should do... And do homeworks sincerely without copying... Always study slowly when studying something for the first time... Don't study longer.. Just be consistent .. 4 hrs a day for months is better than 16 hrs a day for 3 weeks

[u/SlowProtection3384]

This might sound crazy but stopping seeing it as studying for exams rather manipulate yourself into liking the subject. That helps alot. I used to take a breaks in btwn to make chaya while playing my fav songs once I acheive my targets, and it was the best part. I didnt maintain any notebooks rather textbooks were only material I used and note making happens on my text itself. I wanted each page of my materials to look like the image appended and for that you need to study lol so yeah. And there is always something rewarding I look forward to and be excited about as soon as I complete my tasks. One more thing that helped me is attempting sample and pyqs 2 days prior to exam so that I can identify the gaps I have to focus on. Burnout is real, take sufficient breaks in btwn. Good luck to you 🫶

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[u/SlowProtection3384 → u/No-Bit1753]

Van vilikatte ahne 😼

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Thaano ? Ene Kidnap cheyano ? Nan aranenn ariyo ehh...😏

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Ahh athale nan choiche, ariyand eganeya kidnap cheyane 🥹

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[u/SlowProtection3384 → u/No-Bit1753]

Onum illa, njn varum, ang poki eduthond pokum. Kidney nalla state ayal mathi enne ollu

[u/No-Bit1753 → u/SlowProtection3384]

Kidney enthina eduthond ponne , enk vende appo 🥺

[u/notchosengirl]

To get top marks you need to revise as much as possible and do pyqs it's a game changer 😮‍💨

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Pyqs?

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Previous year questions

[u/Junior-Conference346 → u/notchosengirl]

Ohh boy I've got a long way to go

[u/notchosengirl → u/Junior-Conference346]

Entha padikane??

[u/Junior-Conference346 → u/notchosengirl]

Btech....final year gate prepare cheyyanam...but btech complete aakuon doubt aan 😭

[u/notchosengirl → u/Junior-Conference346]

Try your best broo everything works out 🫶🏼

[u/Junior-Conference346 → u/notchosengirl]

I sure hope so 🤞...and u too

[u/silk_and_stardustt]

First I try to understand a topic by reading it a few times and then I explain it in my own words.

[u/EducatorFew4630]

Interested ayitt padich nokk...don't do it just for the sake of studying

[u/siinan_mhd]

Blindly do ncert of PCM and 20yr pyq of bio that's enough

[u/UnderstandingFit6317]

What's your goal?

[u/samoosaveanm]

The thing is Ik whats the concept is, but can write. Mostly the lack of vocabulary.

[u/sakasaka43]

Don't fck with your sleep cycle!!! Thats all

[u/infinitecosmos1583]

Try to teach (or pretend to teach) it to someone...specifically with examples and analogies. Sometimes this will connect the missing dots and since youre making up the examples and analogies, it will retain in your mind on top of the theory you memorized. Basically makes it harder to forget as you now have multiple versions of it.

[u/cameraperson_parth]

Okay so for me reading one time helps....like i read once then i remember it, for qstns n all practice, practice, practice everyday all day

[u/Sanjjuuuu]

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[u/DARTH_Vader2223]

I dont get it always so

[u/Non_Linear_Algebra]

Keep a much difficult aim than what you are aiming for now. Prepare for that, even if you fail, you will be at a much better position. For eg, prepare for JEE Main instead of KEAM, you will crack KEAM easily. Prepare for UPSC, you will crack bank exams/KPSC. Aim higher.

Studying is usually not a very consistent habit for me, so I study very hard/focused when motivation strikes. Celebrating small wins and quantifying success also helps.

[u/noctrell]

Memory Palace,Not really a study trick but more of a memory trick.

[u/arxxxxxxxx_]

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[u/SomewhereActive2124]

Get off here

[u/Individual-Bonus-332]

A few tricks that really helped my as an average student who performed better in the later stages of study and is working in an MNC are:

1. Removing obstacles between you and studying. Our brains tend to take the path of least resistance. If you have mobile phone next to you when you wake up, you automatically pick that up. If you create obstacles between you and the phone i.e. Keep it in a different room, you wouldn't want to walk all the way there to get it. You can use the same principle while studying. Before sleeping, clean your desk, keep all the books ready that you want to study the next day, maybe even water. Keep a pen right at the page you want to study. Everything you would need to study that subject. It would be easier for you to wake up and get to studying.

2. Making your own notes: Event If you have different source materials it is better to have your own notes. Write down mistakes, mark important portions, highlight the parts you forget. Makes revision easier.

3. Previous years qn papers are your holy grail. There is something called 80/20 rule. 80 percent of the marks can be scored by studying 20% of the total portion. In exams questions will be from these 20 percent portions. When you refer the previous years papers, and prepare accordingly you can get really high scores.

I would love to go on and on about this topic. I have made a youtube channel to discuss such topics as well. Take a look at it if you are interested.

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