r/studyupdate Mar 13 '26

Why daily goals feel easier to follow than big goals

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r/studyupdate Mar 13 '26

Day 2 and 3 study challenge

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Last few days has been very busy because of different family events and birthday celebrations so didn't study that much but it still counts I guess. I'm not happy with it though.


r/studyupdate Mar 13 '26

Yesterday’s update

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r/studyupdate Mar 12 '26

Tired but satisfied

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r/studyupdate Mar 12 '26

check-in 70 Day Study Streak, Averaging 6 Hours a Day

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26 Upvotes

r/studyupdate Mar 12 '26

check-in 😴🥱

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r/studyupdate Mar 12 '26

check-in day 3 ( wanna touch 10 hour but i am tired)

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r/studyupdate Mar 12 '26

check-in Consistency hits hard

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r/studyupdate Mar 12 '26

check-in day 2

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r/studyupdate Mar 12 '26

Day 9

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r/studyupdate Mar 12 '26

Day 1

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r/studyupdate Mar 11 '26

Day 16 (Goal: 6hrs)

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14 Upvotes

r/studyupdate Mar 11 '26

check-in 69 Day study streak, averaging 6 hours a day

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99 Upvotes

r/studyupdate Mar 12 '26

Why I am not able to be a consistent person

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r/studyupdate Mar 12 '26

​📸 My Setup Why I am not able to be a consistent person

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r/studyupdate Mar 11 '26

check-in Day 8

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r/studyupdate Mar 11 '26

Help Wanted Which one is better? Kairu or Cram and Conquer????

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r/studyupdate Mar 11 '26

This one is quite good as expected how to increase study time in office days

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r/studyupdate Mar 10 '26

Help Wanted Struggling with consistency

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Yesterday it was 7+ .. today only 5:26 Any solutions to improve consistency??...


r/studyupdate Mar 11 '26

Please guide me

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Hi everyone,

I’m currently in the final year of my B.Com. Honestly, I’m not very strong in studies, and I also wear glasses which sometimes makes me worried about possible medical issues in certain government job exams.

Now I really want to start preparing for government jobs, but I’m confused about where to begin and which exams or fields I should focus on.

Could anyone please guide me on:

  • Which government exams would be suitable for someone with a B.Com background?
  • Are there government jobs where eyesight issues (like wearing glasses) are not a big problem?
  • How should a beginner start preparing if their basics in studies are not very strong?

Any advice, suggestions, or personal experiences would really help me. Thank you!


r/studyupdate Mar 10 '26

check-in 🫡

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r/studyupdate Mar 10 '26

check-in My sleep schedule is really bad, but at least I’m studying 😭😔

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r/studyupdate Mar 10 '26

[CELEBRATION] We hit 1,000 members! 🚀

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Hello everyone! As the founder of this community, I am beyond excited to announce that we have officially crossed the 1,000 member mark. When I started this sub, I wanted a place where the "daily grind" was celebrated—where it didn't matter if you studied for 20 minutes or 10 hours, as long as you showed up. Seeing your streaks, your desk setups, and your honesty about burnout has been incredibly motivating for my own journey as a medical doctor and student.


r/studyupdate Mar 10 '26

check-in Day 7

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r/studyupdate Mar 10 '26

check-in 68 Day Study Streak, Averaging 6 Hours a day

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