hello aspirant,

some useful tips are-

• Write what you know from memory on a blank sheet: a plain sheet of paper is a very under-rated study tool! Put your books away, then scribble down everything you can remember about a topic. After you’ve squeezed out as much as you can from memory, you might like to go back and add in any missing details in a different coloured pen. Next time you train yourself on this topic, aim to have fewer missing details – until you have none at all come the week before the exam!
• Draw concept maps from memory: a slightly more sophisticated variant on the “blank sheet” method is drawing concept maps based on what you know of a topic. A concept map links ideas together visually, putting ideas in boxes, and linking them together with arrows to show how they relate.
• Practice questions: Work through exercises from your text book or revision guide. Answer real exam questions. Or even make up your own quiz questions – I know some students who like to revise by first reading through their notes, making a list of their own “quiz questions” they know they will need to be able to answer to prove they know that topic properly. Then they put their notes away, and take the quiz.
• Train with flash cards: start by making them, and then use them! Flash cards are my favourite way to learn large amounts of information quickly, and through long experience (both my own, and coaching students), there are some very specific steps you need to take to get the most out of studying with flash cards.
• always find out different  ways to remember names of different elements/compounds in chemistry
• learn the formulas by learning it in some form of hymn.

these things will surely help you

all the best

Whether you’re a student, a professional, a parent, or a retiree — all of us are learning new things everyday.There are a number of ways to train your brain to memorize things faster and optimize learning.

1. Exercise to clear your head

2. Write down what needs to be memorized over and over

3. Do yoga.

4. Study or practice in the afternoon

5. Relate new things to what you already know

6. Stay away from multitasking

7. Teach other people what you’ve learned.

Hope this information helps you

Hey dear, memorising many things at one time is what every student wants, but only few of them are able to make it. There is nothing like studying fast, you may study fast but forget it in seconds. The thing is that you need to understand properly in your first time and remeber it for a long time. This comes only when you have habit of reading and analyzing on a daily basis. You can practice making notes of everything ypu stufy which helps you to remember fast.