Planning your revision. At the beginning of every single day make a quick revision of what you have studied. Divide your revision on fifteen minutes per chapter. While completing your course start your revision. Study in the morning, complete eight hours of sleep. Go to bed early so that your mind gets fresh when your wakeup. When you are studying take a pen, a highlighter, and a notebook. Remember every subject should have a different notebook. While studying highlight the points that you think are important. Then note down those points in a notebook. Whenever you want to revise something just open that notebook everything will be clear to you.
Plan your answers on the exam. You should know what to write depending on the marks. Cover as many points as you can. You need to have a plan to write all the points that you can in a limited time. If the question is long take two to three minutes to write all the points above the questions that you will cover in your answer. Some students have a good revision but they don't know how to answer the question. We don't know that who made the paper and who will check it out. But if you plan to answer the question then you don't need to worry about it.
Long term goals. The book is very long enough to cover in a few days but you can make a timetable of what you will do after completing one topic. Do follow your timetable, it will help you a lot and will release your burden. First complete one topic that you have decided in your timetable doesn't move forward until you understand the whole topic. Also, give some time to yourself like id you come from college or school you should rest for one hour.
Block all the distractions. We are humans, we get distracted. Do not use your phone while studying. Keep it away from you like you should turn your phone off or place it where you can not reach when you are studying. Complete your work before studying because you will think about your work while studying. It's better to study less than studying while you are doing other work.
Your own points. Make your own textbook. Make your own points. By writing on notebooks, those notes will be stuck in your brain. Read them daily. Study your subject book and write small, simple, and easy points on your notebook. It's better to note down the points on a notebook than writing on a phone, laptop, or iPad.
Find your study spaces. Like if you can not study in your room, find another place where you are alone. Find a place that makes you comfortable like a library.
Practice past papers as many as you can and then make sometimes and sit with your teachers and discuss the papers that you have practiced
Don't be disappointed. Don't cheat because self-help is the best help.
Some of the precautions before the exam:
- Do not eat three hours before the exam because the digestion of food requires energy. When you eat food blood supply and flow of oxygen increase to stomach.
- Don't stay awake a night before the exam.
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