suppose you have 4 subjects, start with the last subject u'll be writing as per the exam schedule. then go for the third, second and then the first.this way you'll have your subject for first exam fresh and can revise your other subjects too. divide the no. of days for preparation based on the difficulty faced in diff subjects.you may start with the tougher units first so you can end your revision with easier units. please do not take everything every day.you'll end up being baffled.and good luck for your exams!
2006-08-14 05:27:38
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answered by Anonymous
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space out.
take one topic at a time
pick a calender list out topics datewise.
keep the day b4 the exam 4 revision
draw a colorful attractive large poster opf ur time table and paste it where u wll see it often .meticulously fllow it.dont 4get 2 giv urself breaks and all the best
2006-08-14 12:23:28
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answered by Anonymous
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For me.. i prefer to do exercises rather than reading only...
reading and revising should be done before the exam.. i would say 2-3 weeks before the exam...
because during the exam you are going to do exercises... not reading...
but for me last minute study always produces good results...
it works well for me...
2006-08-14 12:26:40
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answered by hypnonebula 3
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I have to say study a everything little everyday. Start before the week before the exams, that way it will be in your long(er) term memory, not just on the surface.
2006-08-14 12:25:16
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answered by sdarp1322 5
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1 topic at a time. you will remember it all instead of forgeting it all right after the exam
2006-08-14 12:22:39
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answered by Anonymous
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space it out. Have short but frequent revison sessions eg 20-30minutes that way you remember everything... also have a checklist of topics and have a deadline....oh ya and if you find yourself getting bored stop immediately and take a break..follow these and you WILL be super smart!!
2006-08-14 12:28:53
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answered by xtoav 1
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