how 2 study
so
step 1: u make a list
make a list of all the things youve gotts to complete,
first the chapters, then the subtopics within those chapters, next to them write weightage, if you dont know weightage then js assume weightage based on previous instances, but dont rely on them too much
from those things, cut out unnecessary bulk, like realistically shorten it down to how much you can cover, cus you gotta be good at the things you know,
for mcq based tests, accuracy is more valued than general knowledge,
for subjective tests, general knowledge is more valued than accuracy, but not that much you still should be correct, but its alright if u bullshit a lil
so basically with that data you chop of the stuff that you realistically cannot do, and keep it to things you can
youre also gonna have alot of anxiety which is a nono cus anxiety is the enemy of learning
first the chapters, then the subtopics within those chapters, next to them write weightage, if you dont know weightage then js assume weightage based on previous instances, but dont rely on them too much
from those things, cut out unnecessary bulk, like realistically shorten it down to how much you can cover, cus you gotta be good at the things you know,
for mcq based tests, accuracy is more valued than general knowledge,
for subjective tests, general knowledge is more valued than accuracy, but not that much you still should be correct, but its alright if u bullshit a lil
so basically with that data you chop of the stuff that you realistically cannot do, and keep it to things you can
step 2: remove brain damage
to remove brain damage you gotta warm up your brain, like if you havnt done anything for months cus u were sick or sumn you warm up your speech sector in your brain perhaps reading or revising your vocabulary could work for you and just recall things in your head.
likkee get ur brain working and ur eyes moving and hands writing
youre also gonna have alot of anxiety which is a nono cus anxiety is the enemy of learning
it is shut up you anxiety larpers
shame teaches you nothing professional.
to ease yourself, lightly tick the topics that you have a certain understanding of, and circle the ones you dont know.
u can use lofitown, i use lofitown to track my progress with my friends, its amazing
step 3: learning
so the thing that i believe is in an ideal brain, it should take very little time for information to be recieved. yes its not true, but like.. knowledge is just truth, its irrefutable right, it just is, and the signals in your brains genuinely move almost as fast as light, like its electrical impulses going thru ur brains man, that shi is fast as hell, so if you reduce the resistance in your brain to a veryyy small amount, then you can recieve a shit tonne of knowledge quite quickly
do not question me
so first off, do the theory. how? write the topics down, see what each topic is about, and if you want, read through it backwards if ur slow, thatll make u more attentive. make notes and tiny fun quips to keep the shit in your brain, and a whole revision sheet or cheatsheet if u want, and try to use all the supplies u have for studying, not to be performative but to force ur brain to interact more with the content.
after the theory is finished, do a bunch of solved examples. only solved.
i call this assisted solving
for maths you should definetly do assisted solving. cus like lets say youre too afraid to solve cus yk ur gonna get it all wrong, solve up to 20-50 questions with the solutions in front of you, like the solutions are teaching you how to solve. this works for all subjects honestly. after all levels of solved examples, up till pyqs and other stuff, do lots of relevant questions without help.
solving questions and understanding the why behind them in a simple concise easy to explain way is really important, u should devote most time in that. thats how u can gain back months worth of lost time in mere days!
do not question me
so first off, do the theory. how? write the topics down, see what each topic is about, and if you want, read through it backwards if ur slow, thatll make u more attentive. make notes and tiny fun quips to keep the shit in your brain, and a whole revision sheet or cheatsheet if u want, and try to use all the supplies u have for studying, not to be performative but to force ur brain to interact more with the content.
after the theory is finished, do a bunch of solved examples. only solved.
i call this assisted solving
for maths you should definetly do assisted solving. cus like lets say youre too afraid to solve cus yk ur gonna get it all wrong, solve up to 20-50 questions with the solutions in front of you, like the solutions are teaching you how to solve. this works for all subjects honestly. after all levels of solved examples, up till pyqs and other stuff, do lots of relevant questions without help.
solving questions and understanding the why behind them in a simple concise easy to explain way is really important, u should devote most time in that. thats how u can gain back months worth of lost time in mere days!
step 4: memory
im bad at ts
u js read it and look up and recall, i guess.. i personally rely on like understanding, and creating systems, if youre a visual learner, youll probably remember better if you think of the "shape" of the formula. for this first, youll have to make a mindmap, and sort all the stuff out into it, use like a mental house??? or sumn idk ive never done that, and then, u draw the formulas and other things side to side as comparison and keep a mental derivation of it, why its this way and what, and with all those reasons + prior practice, youll find it easy to close your eyes and recall the things u wanna.
if you blank out? js drink water
if you blank out? js drink water
secret tip!:
what if u did all this and some of the questions genuinely came from parts of the syllabus u didnt know?
for this i really recommend you stick to trustworthy resources, not just your provided books, like yeah use the books given to you and past year questions, but use some other reference books and the internet to ensure you dont get diddled
thank you guys
for this i really recommend you stick to trustworthy resources, not just your provided books, like yeah use the books given to you and past year questions, but use some other reference books and the internet to ensure you dont get diddled
thank you guys
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