tips of how to study ncert books
Nisthajain:
kis class me ho tm
Answers
Answered by
1
Read the chapters as if your final exam is tomorrow and you’re cramming for the test. Convince yourself that this is your situation.Take notes as you read. Take an A4 sheet of paper, fold it in half and write in the smallest font-size that you can easily read and understand in the last minute.Don’t just write the headings in these notes, write the points too. You don’t have to write full sentences. Your goal is to cram as much information onto a sheet as possible. If you want, mind-map.Always do all the excercises in the back of text. You won’t believe how tough some of thos questions really are. Don’t wait for your teachers to tell you to do it, just do it. Don’t waste time!If you ever get stuck on a question, ask your teacher. If their answer doesn’t satisfy you, search the internet. Maybe Quora knows.Always research into the things you don’t understand. Learning to understand new words will help you become a better student.Take new notes every time you read and compare the new ones with the old. Compile the best points together to make decent study material, full of diagrams and equations needed to ace the exam. Commit that information to heart.When you’re done with your academic year, donate your books to those in need. Shere this advice and if you’re notes were good enough, typset it using LaTeX and sell it to students who need it.
Hope this advice helps. Best of Luck!
Hope this advice helps. Best of Luck!
Answered by
3
I’m too sleepy to properly answer this question but I remember studying those books religiously and I can tell you from experience that the most efficient way to skim through them is as follows:
=>Read the chapters as if your final exam is tomorrow and you’re cramming for the test. Convince yourself that this is your situation.
=>Take notes as you read. Take an A4 sheet of paper, fold it in half and write in the smallest font-size that you can easily read and understand in the last minute.
=>Don’t just write the headings in these notes, write the points too. You don’t have to write full sentences. Your goal is to cram as much information onto a sheet as possible. If you want, mind-map.
=>Always do all the excercises in the back of text. You won’t believe how tough some of thos questions really are. Don’t wait for your teachers to tell you to do it, just do it. Don’t waste time!
=>If you ever get stuck on a question, ask your teacher. If their answer doesn’t satisfy you, search the internet. Maybe Quora knows.
=>Always research into the things you don’t understand. Learning to understand new words will help you become a better student.
=>Take new notes every time you read and compare the new ones with the old. Compile the best points together to make decent study material, full of diagrams and equations needed to ace the exam. Commit that information to heart.
=>When you’re done with your academic year, donate your books to those in need. Shere this advice and if you’re notes were good enough, typset it using LaTeX and sell it to students who need it.
Hope this answer is helps.
Best of Luck!
Study Well :)
=>Read the chapters as if your final exam is tomorrow and you’re cramming for the test. Convince yourself that this is your situation.
=>Take notes as you read. Take an A4 sheet of paper, fold it in half and write in the smallest font-size that you can easily read and understand in the last minute.
=>Don’t just write the headings in these notes, write the points too. You don’t have to write full sentences. Your goal is to cram as much information onto a sheet as possible. If you want, mind-map.
=>Always do all the excercises in the back of text. You won’t believe how tough some of thos questions really are. Don’t wait for your teachers to tell you to do it, just do it. Don’t waste time!
=>If you ever get stuck on a question, ask your teacher. If their answer doesn’t satisfy you, search the internet. Maybe Quora knows.
=>Always research into the things you don’t understand. Learning to understand new words will help you become a better student.
=>Take new notes every time you read and compare the new ones with the old. Compile the best points together to make decent study material, full of diagrams and equations needed to ace the exam. Commit that information to heart.
=>When you’re done with your academic year, donate your books to those in need. Shere this advice and if you’re notes were good enough, typset it using LaTeX and sell it to students who need it.
Hope this answer is helps.
Best of Luck!
Study Well :)
Similar questions