Aman Ray

• The first thing is to make a schedule and more importantly stick by it because let's admit that making a schedule is easy but sticking by it requires determination.
• Secondly, avoid studying for a prolonged period and take breaks of 15 minutes every 1 or 1.30 hours. It improves your concentration.
• Try to study the topics that require more learning in the morning time as you will learn things faster in the morning time.
• Try to use multiple senses while studying, like being vocal while reading something. It creates a lasting memory of what you learn.
• And the last thing, but the most important one, NEVER FOLLOW SOMEONE ELSE'S TIPS BLINDLY, not even what I said, because you know your strengths and weaknesses, the best. No one can decide what works best for you, you know yourself better than anyone else. Decide for yourself, try out different things and then select.

Believe in yourself, and you will surely do good!

• The first thing is to make a schedule for studying, and it is even more important to stick by that schedule.
• Make sure you devote more time to topics that you find difficult. While you study these topics, try to divide the time so that you don't sit for a long duration, try to take 15 minutes to break in every 1 or 1.30 hours.
• Try to study the things that require more of learning, in the early morning because your concentration is much higher in comparison to the other time of the day.
• Try to use multiple senses to learn. Like reading aloud while learning, it stimulates both sound and visual learning, which creates a lasting impact.
• Lastly, do what works best for you, try different learning methods because every student is different.