Q- As Pre Boards are approaching, I wanted to ask what should be the ideal and appropriate study plan/schedule during the day?
Please suggest some tips for it and regarding how many hours should one study etc.
Study tips:
1) Enlist the topics that you want to study.
2) Make a time table
3) Study in parts, give more time to those subjects in which you are week and provide at least half an hour to rest of the subject.
4) Revise whatever you have studies in school on same day, this will allow you to remember the concept for longer time.
5) Clear you doubt in class with teachers and friends.
6) Try to practice as many questions as you can, this will increase your problem solving skills
7) You may utilise your weekends for revision and for solving previous year papers, these sample papers and board papers will provide you the an idea regarding how questions are framed in exams and how to answer them, in order to score good marks.
1) Enlist the topics that you want to study.
2) Make a time table
3) Study in parts, give more time to those subjects in which you are week and provide at least half an hour to rest of the subject.
4) Revise whatever you have studies in school on same day, this will allow you to remember the concept for longer time.
5) Clear you doubt in class with teachers and friends.
6) Try to practice as many questions as you can, this will increase your problem solving skills
7) You may utilise your weekends for revision and for solving previous year papers, these sample papers and board papers will provide you the an idea regarding how questions are framed in exams and how to answer them, in order to score good marks.