please explain me the schedule of studying maths . i unable to decide myself?
Dear Student ,
Tips to draw a basic timetable with days, time and subject:
• Fill up the spaces with the things you need to do, other than studies. e.g. Playing Cricket, Watching television, etc.
• Make time for breaks. Continuous sitting for long hours can make studying tedious so take a break in 15 minutes or so.
• Fill in the subjects or topics you need to study: Priority wise.
• Make the timetable neat and clear. Cramming can make it a little confusing and difficult to follow.
• Don't stress yourself by following the timetable to the seconds. The timetable is for your convenience and not to stress you out.
• Lastly, follow the timetable wholeheartedly.
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Cheers and all the best!
Tips to draw a basic timetable with days, time and subject:
• Fill up the spaces with the things you need to do, other than studies. e.g. Playing Cricket, Watching television, etc.
• Make time for breaks. Continuous sitting for long hours can make studying tedious so take a break in 15 minutes or so.
• Fill in the subjects or topics you need to study: Priority wise.
• Make the timetable neat and clear. Cramming can make it a little confusing and difficult to follow.
• Don't stress yourself by following the timetable to the seconds. The timetable is for your convenience and not to stress you out.
• Lastly, follow the timetable wholeheartedly.
For more information you can visit our blog:
https://www.meritnation.com/
Cheers and all the best!