Study Plan | 10 days before Exam |

 

 This article is to make an awareness of the importance of the study plan.

 

 studying for exams is important, but it’s not the only thing that students need to do to prepare for college.

 Many students forget to plan their studying and end up cramming for exams instead of studying for the course material. This can lead to poor grades and a decreased chance of being accepted to the university of their choice.

To ensure that you are healthy in college, it is important to have a study plan. A study plan will outline what you need to do to be successful in your classes. It will also give you a schedule for when you will do these things. Having a study plan will help you to stay on track and avoid it.

The main focus of this article is to suggest a study plan 10 days before exam day.

A study plan for study leave.

 Firstly track your time. 

Yes before planning you should be aware of how many hours you can get to study. And schedule accordingly.

Allocate time for unavoidable necessities.

Secondly, analyze your subjects.

And rank according to your preferences. Some subjects might be easy for you so you need to spend less time on them.

Some subjects might be difficult hence you need to allocate more time to them. 

As your time is limited before the exam so allocate your time wisely.

Thirdly analyse your exam timetable. 

Check whether any gaps between exams and always have an idea about which subject starts first and ends last.

Several students do not have a plan for their studies and they end up not knowing what they need to study to pass their exams. It is important to have a subject-wise study plan to make sure you are focusing on the right areas and that you are not wasting your time studying things that you will not need for the exams.

There are a few things you can do to create a study plan:

1. break your coursework down into smaller chunks
2. create a timeline for your coursework
3. make a list of the topics you need to study for your exams
4. find a study buddy to help

Never miss this part

The next one is the most important tip, Don't skip this part, it's a life-changing strategy shift for me.

 Usually, if you have 10 days before the exam and you have to cover 5 subjects.

Most of the students allocate 2 days each for subjects in the reverse order of time table.

That was a custom student followed for years.

Don't do that, please.

It's a waste of time. For example, you study biology which is the last subject on the exam timetable.

For the next 2 days, you study other subjects and so on.

And when it reaches the time of the biology exam you studied 4 other subjects and wrote 4 exams.

So the things you studied earlier wouldn't be remembered much.

Our brain has a forgetting curve.

The things you studied will eventually get forgotten as days pass. 

So in that 10 days don't study only one subject for one day.

Try to mix subjects in between.

That's will help you to get more things retained and also reduce the boredom of studying one subject for a very long time.