I have a problem of time management. If a chapter consists 20 pages,i take 2days to finish it. I had habit of reading everything in chapter

Make short notes by writing important points in a separate notebook. With the help of that you need not go through the whole chapter you can go .

You can also go for study materials online to make ur own notes. https://www.pmtcorner.in/downloads/download-toppers-handwritten-notes-neet-cbse-board-exams/

Use a pencil or highlighter to underline important points.

For Physics and Chemistry, you should note all the formulae and chemical equations. This will be the best way to memorize the formulae. You can also write those numerals with the solution which you think are most tricky.

Remember every time you review a particular topic,  make sure that you are finish faster than the previous revision..

Beware of Procrastination, Use the available time effectively.
Ask ur friends / your parents to monitor you.

Prepare a schedule, take breaks in b/n to relax

Good luck..

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Regarding time management the key is being able to have a complete concept of the chapter by the time your examination begins . My advice would be start going to the chapter quickly quick review of the chapter my advice would be start going to the chapter quickly quick review of the chapter initially in a short period of time , say a 20 page chapter should be completed in around 3 to 4 hours, so that the next time you study at you are just studying the important points which you have underlined while you are glancing through it the first time.
Now, which points and important you will get to know either by attending classes at your school or some institution like Allen or Aakash
The second time you revise it you should be through with this chapter within one and a half to two hours just going over the important points so that any subsequent time when you are revising the chapter ..it should not take you more than half an hour to an hour to complete that chapter depending on its length.
That is the key to time management and properly mastering each and every chapter.

Hello Rakshita,

It's not about time management it's just the pattern in which you learn. Everyone has their own different pattern of learning.

In order to save time in case you're short of time, you can give a reading to the entire chapter , mark the important points and then go through the important points. Else you can make notes simultaneously.

First time when you're reading/ studying anything it takes time. It's crucial too as majority of your understanding and basis are built in there.


It doesn't matter how long your first reading takes place but make sure at the end you revise.


Also, do realize that you have to concentrate on high yield material. Else all your hardwork will go in vain. Be done with the high yield and then stick tot he entire chapter if you have time.
Else in the process of finishing one whole chapter you may not read other important topics.

Goodluck.

Hope this helps.

Hi rakshitha,

it is good to get your concepts clear it helps to make your base strong but if you want to read everything you have to speed up the process either by ready from the start of the year or by looking for videos related to the perticular topics in this way if you concept is clear from the videos then reading them through the text books wont take much of you time.

in the long run you have to force and develop the habbit of smart work because you will be under the pressure of completeing huge subjects in limited time frame which will be a hell of a task.

taking help from friends or family members by diving the topics and later on explaining them to each other can also speed your learning process.

Try reading with someone discuss the topics this way you can have a speed maintained if you can remember everyword by reading for 2 days than its worth it.

Ideal speed can be around 10 pages in 2 hr of ncert book

If exam is near plz don't do this. Your habit is good but for this habit you have to read each topic when it taught in class or clinic then and then only you are satisfied with your habit.