Thoroughly analyze the syllabus for both Prelims and Mains. Understand the key subjects and topics you need to focus on.
Image: PinterestBreak down long-term goals into smaller, achievable daily or weekly goals. Prioritize subjects based on your strengths & weaknesses.
Image: PinterestDevelop a daily and weekly schedule that includes fixed hours for each subject. Include time for revision and mock tests.
Image: PinterestFollow a Pomodoro Technique (study for 25-30 minutes, followed by a 5-minute break). After four Pomodoros, take a longer break.
Image: PinterestRather than passively reading books or notes, adopt an active learning strategy. This involves summarizing chapters & practicing questions.
Image: PinterestUse mornings for focused, deep learning, as your mind is fresher. Evenings can be reserved for revision of what was studied in the morning.
Image: PinterestIncorporate mock tests into your schedule regularly to simulate real exam conditions.
Image: PinterestExercise regularly to keep your body and mind active. Ensure you get adequate sleep (7-8 hours a night) to stay refreshed.
Image: PinterestPeriodically assess your progress. If you feel certain subjects need more attention, adjust your timetable accordingly.
Image: PinterestIn the Prelims, allocate time per section on difficult questions. For Mains, divide your time equally.
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