3 ways to pack punch into your revision time include:
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2) Organize notes into key points and summaries, and solve exam papers to identify weak areas.
3) Manage time wisely with a checklist, increase study hours gradually, and take short breaks between sessions to keep the mind fresh.
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1. 3 Ways To Pack Punch Into Your Revision Time !
To make your revision time smooth, you need to follow certain smart study techniques. Let's
take a look at these smart study techniques:
Break The Boredom and Make Your Revision Time Interesting
Plan For Group Studies :
You can participate in the group studies along with your friends.
Can create study groups on Twitter, Facebook, Whatsapp etc and can participate in the
Discussion forums. Peer collaboration will help you to yield best results.
Watch Youtube Videos (concepts) :
Usually we feel bored, when we revise the same concepts for n number of times. To overcome
this problem, you can revise the concepts by using different formats - watching youtube videos,
Learning through Graphical representations, Sketching an important points etc..
Give a Try With - An Exhaustive Question Bank
When learning a particular concept, you should learn to ask questions for yourself - Why is this
so??? How do they relate to each other? etc..!
Practice sample papers, previous year papers - to evaluate the concepts you have learnt and to
understand your strong and weak areas..
Smart study:
Organise Your Notes
You should encapsulate your study notes into key points and summarize the content. This helps
you to grab the concept's gist with ease.
Solve Exam Papers :
You should try solving previous sample papers with in time. After the completion of exam, you
should review all the answers and analyse your weak and strong areas.
Manage Your Time Wisely :
You should prepare check list of important topics, need to prepare accordingly. Give a start with
less number of hours, and increase gradually i.e. week by week.
Revise Everyday !
Remember that Revision is a continuous process. You should revise concepts everyday, so as
you don't forget them. Doing so will retain the information better
2. DevelopConcentration :
A key to increase concentration is to intersperse - "easy and interesting" subjects with "hard and
boring" subjects .
Take Short Breaks :
Don't study for long hours. Take atleast 5-10 minutes small break in between small hours.
Research states that taking short breaks will keep your mind fresh and relaxed.
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