Hi everyone,
In this article I am going to tell you how to complete the whole syllabus for exam in one day.
HERE IS THE TEMPLATE FOR YOUR PLANNING-
PLAN
I will tell you a full one day plan to complete all your syllabus without having any doubt and also prepare for that subject.
To follow this, firstly you have to divide the syllabus of your subjects into 3 parts-
- The first part is for easy chapters second part is for moderate chapters and third parties for difficult chapters in easy chapters you have to put it at topics for which you can answer all the question.
- In moderate you have to put that chapters in which you have very less doubt.
- In the difficult you have to put that topic whose questions you are not able to answer.
PLAN
starting in the morning
Prepare a chart of the whole day time table. Begin your day at 8:00 a.m.
- In the first three hours revise or learn all the chapters which are easy for you remember after every 50 minutes you have to take 10 minute break .once all the chapters are completed take a 30 minute break.
- Then after 30 minute break start learning your chapters which you have put in moderate chapter categories and start revising those topics in deep .this will take around 4 hours to complete .
- Then after this time you will have to take a break of 30 minutes then around 5:00 p.m. start learning chapters which are in difficult category for you then at around 9:00 p.m. revise all your syllabus and at 10:00 p.m. you have to take 3 mock test which will help you revise all the topics and also score you what you have learned.
- Learn your chapter while you are walking don't learn while sitting as it might being sleep when you are in difficult topic.
- Gamify your study plan building small targets and reward yourself create a leaderboard like a game by colorful stationery make it enjoyable and keep giving yourself small rewards remember that without commitment you'll never start but without consistency you'll never finish and without self-discipline success is impossible because it's impossible to beat someone who refuses to give up.
- Morning hours are very good to revise all the topics which you have learn on the previous day as in this time your mind is fully active.
- Meditation is very important it will bring peace to your mind help you concentrate more.
- Settle and compose yourself layout your equipment, at least two pens, ruler, pencil and other permitted equipment.
- read write through the paper (5 minutes) check instruction very carefully. How many questions - from each section ? Underline keywords in questions. choose your best questions, using a symbol system. Analyse the question very carefully, checking whether it is a 'what' or 'how' type question or a 'why' type.
- plan your time divide according to marks per question. Write down finishing time for each question. If possible plan in 10 minutes checking time at end.
- Plan your answer brief notes and important details. Linear,spider or pattern note outline.
- Outline all the answers at beginning (if doubtful of remembering); or one at a time or a few answer together. Leave spaces after each question. Ignore other candidates' writing speed and spare paper collecting - it is irrelevant to your performance.
- Prioritise answer your best question first. Stick to the time allowed for each question: marks for two half-questions are worth more than one. Stick to what the questions are asking.
- Write simply, in short sentences, checking spellings legibly. Avoiding long 'background' introductions.
- At the end of the exam if there is time left check your answers. Minimise your post-mortems.
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