Hello riya ,

Hope you are doing well.
It's all about stabilising your mind and stay concious.
To get concentration you have to make habit of study for this you have to make your will power really strong and follow the twenty one day rule ( study continuously for twenty one days and after that it becomes your habits )
There are many also many yoga techniques that are known to stimulate the brain and nervous system, which in turn improves memory and concentration. Dharna, the sixth limb of yoga is a state of focus attained through asana, pranayama and meditation practices. The drishti's (gazing points) used in the asana practices are known to increase concentration.

Hope it is helpful to you !

Thankyou !

Hello Riya! The problem you are facing right now has always been something that irritated me for a very long period. You must be getting distracted easily by any small thing happening around you and sometimes start day dreaming in the middle of an important class etc. These were the problems that I faced. What you can do to improve your concentration is:

• Choose your own time: Choose the time that suits you the most. If it is morning then wake up early to study or any other work you need to concentrate on. If you feel you are a night owl then stay up late working for your goals. Its very very important to know which time suits you the most.
• Create a realistic time table: What I mean by a realistic time table is that create a time table that you know you can follow and not the one you know you will never follow but still you make it anyway. Making a realistic time table is very important as it boost your confidence and when you have a goal set for the day in your mind then the mind constantly feels the urge to complete it.
• Study smart: By studying smart what I mean is you need to study in short period of time and not for hours and hours without giving your body or mind a break. Study for a short period of time like 45 minutes or 50 minutes or whatever time that suits you. Take a 10 or 15 minute break after that, listen to music or exercise a bit, then again follow the cycle. Remember not to EXTEND THIS BREAK FROM 15 MINUTES TO 30 MINUTES.
• Eliminate Distractions: For example: If you are studying Physics then only keep the books you need at that time around you. Put your phone away, put all other subject books in cupboard, put your headphones or any charging wires or anything distracting away.
• At the end just FOCUS ON YOUR GOALS. If you have goals that you really want to achieve, you will go to any extent to achieve them.

Hope this helps!

Dear Aspirant,

A student's life is revolves around the challenges of tackling the pressures of the exams, assignments and the proceedings of academics. It is very natural for a student to feel distracted or have reduced attention span during the time of studying. To enable more efficient studying time and ensure a productive outcome, here are some tips you can follow.

1.) Draft your timetable and seek expert guidance: You know your strengths and weaknesses the best and since you find yourself short of time, it is best advised to schedule your time in accordance to the what subjects you require to be prioritised. You will automatically see that you have more time. Concentrate on the topics that carry more weight. Make sure to report your progress to an elder, be it a teacher or a parent. Since they are in your immediate environment and know you the best, they may be able to guide you through concentrating better.

2.)Maintain good health: It cannot be emphasised enough on how important it is for a student to maintain good fitness and health. Illness or ailment is one downfall that can snatch away all your study time. Make sure you eat well and drink enough water as dehydration can lead to lack of concentration. Make sure you are exercising everyday and increase your stamina. A good stamina helps you remain fresh and active.

3) Pay a good amount of attention to your mental energy: Since studying requires a significant amount of brain activity, make sure you do not find yourself in activities that drain you out of your energy. Conserve your energy and direct it to your priorities. One wonderful way of re-energising is through meditation. Meditation often helps one clear any negative thoughts and get clarity in the mind.

4) Indulge in recreation - Make sure that you are not overworking and burdening yourself. Time to time, give yourself a break and do activities that refresh you. To enable efficient thinking, it is important that you take time off from your studies too.

Hope this helps. All the best!

Hello,

You can make a schedule and stick to it.  Try to stay away from all distractions and focus on your education. Don't overthink much. Don't get demotivated if you are unable to focus just try to keep your mind calm. Take gaps in between, for refreshments and focus on the topics which are difficult for you in the daytime, and easy ones during the night schedule this can increase your motivation of you are able to grasp things better. Get good sleep and plan accordingly as it will help you stay fresh.

Hope this helps, Good Luck.