How to Study effectively for competitive exams
If you want to crack any competitive exam like NEET/ JEE and many others, you have to study with focus, and you also have to concentrate. Many students studied hard but still can't get results as they dont have proper knowledge of how to study, so here's some point by which you can focus on your study, and you can concentrate your study and get a better result.
1. Theory- concept building
2. Ncert coverage
3. Numerical/ Mcq's solving
4. Memorizing
5. Revision
6. Re - revision
1. Theory - concept building:- first step is you have to read the theory and learn the concepts; the theory is very much important if you want to score good marks in Competitive exams; it plays an important role, it build your concept, and without concept, you can't score good marks in any competitive exams so it's compulsory to follow this steps you can take your time to read the theory and build your concept strongly that also helps you in solving numerical problems and multiple-choice questions
2. Ncert coverage:- Remember that when you read theory, then your textbook or Ncert book is covered in that theory; Ncert is important becuase that help you to build your concept; if you are preparing for any competitive exams, then first you have to start with ground level, and for all competitive exams like NEET and JEE that ground level is Ncert, you can read theory from any other book but remember that you have to cover the whole ncert with that book, that increase your chances to achieve good marks in NEET and JEE
3. Numerical/ Mcq's solving:- After completing the whole theory and covering Ncert's next steps, solve Numerically or Mcq's; it's a crucial step; if your concept is clear, then you can easily solve Numerical/ MCQ's. If you are not able to solve Numerical/ Mcq's, then you have to reread the theory and build the concepts so you can easily solve Numerical/ Mcq's
4. Memorizing:- after building a concept and solving Numerical/ Mcq's, you have to focus on important points which you forget after learning, you can remember these points by making short notes, or you can write these point on a paper and can paste in on a wall and
5. Revision:- after that, you have to revise all the thing that you learn for revision; you can make short notes of the important point, so you review that point without wasting any time, or you can solve the Mcq's or numerical related to that topics becuase if your concept is clear then you can solve these questions, and if you forget the concepts then you quickly revise that concepts, revision is beneficial you can revise full chapter within just in 15 minutes by making short notes, and once you complete your syllabus of competitive exams after that you quickly revise whole chapter or important points it saves your time and helps you to score good marks
6. Re - revision - just 3 months before when you complete your full syllabus of NEET / JEE, then you used this technique; in this technique, you have to solve the maximum question as you can, and also you can solve all the previous year question paper, it builds your self-confidence and also prepared you for your competitive exam
Hope these points help you to study inefficient way hope you like my blog, give your feedback in the comment section
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