what sic factors would you consider while making a time plan for yourself
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Be flexible
Some weeks will be busier than others, and unforeseen things happen. Remember that a timetable is only a plan or a guide. Try to follow it as best you can, but if you miss a planned study period, don't panic - look at the schedule, rearrange your time and make it up next time.
Be realistic
A lot of time management is really about taking responsibility for your work - therefore you need to be realistic about it. Be aware of how much time you have and manage it effectively.
Be realistic about the amount of time uni study and assignments will take to complete. Different tasks require different amounts of preparation time. For example, you might only need a few hours to prepare for a tutorial, but writing an assignment will take significantly longer.
You can't produce well-researched and written work unless you give yourself enough time to think, research and write. Brilliant assignments are not produced the night before, so start them in good time.
Overcommitment
Before you undertake study, you need to realistically assess all the demands on your time. Consider:
paid employment
family obligations
domestic duties
sport, leisure or civic commitments
Good time management won't help if you are overcommitted. If, for example, you study full time, spend more than about 12 hours per week in paid employment and spend every evening at the gym, you won't have much time left to study. If you suspect you might have taken on too much, reassess your commitments, prioritise and compromise.
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Some weeks will be busier than others, and unforeseen things happen. Remember that a timetable is only a plan or a guide. Try to follow it as best you can, but if you miss a planned study period, don't panic - look at the schedule, rearrange your time and make it up next time.
Be realistic
A lot of time management is really about taking responsibility for your work - therefore you need to be realistic about it. Be aware of how much time you have and manage it effectively.
Be realistic about the amount of time uni study and assignments will take to complete. Different tasks require different amounts of preparation time. For example, you might only need a few hours to prepare for a tutorial, but writing an assignment will take significantly longer.
You can't produce well-researched and written work unless you give yourself enough time to think, research and write. Brilliant assignments are not produced the night before, so start them in good time.
Overcommitment
Before you undertake study, you need to realistically assess all the demands on your time. Consider:
paid employment
family obligations
domestic duties
sport, leisure or civic commitments
Good time management won't help if you are overcommitted. If, for example, you study full time, spend more than about 12 hours per week in paid employment and spend every evening at the gym, you won't have much time left to study. If you suspect you might have taken on too much, reassess your commitments, prioritise and compromise.
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my name is aman...
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5)there must be security and our happiness in the particular job
6) our family conditions.
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2)we must have information about that field
3)we must be skilled in that field
4)we must know how to invest more and more work to get more and more profit with money
5)there must be security and our happiness in the particular job
6) our family conditions.
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