How to Improve in Study

  to Improve in Study

  1.  Understand Why You’re Studying

• Set clear goals (e.g. pass SSC with A+, get into BUET, master a subject).

• Motivation drives consistency.

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2.   Make a Realistic Study Plan

• Divide subjects into daily or weekly goals.

• Use the Pomodoro Technique: 25 minutes study + 5 minutes break.

• Example schedule:

  Time	Subject/Task
  6–7am	Math practice
  4–5pm	Science revision
  8–9pm	English reading

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3.   Use Active Learning (Not Just Reading)

Passive reading is less effective than active methods:

• Ask questions while reading.

• Summarize topics in your own words.

• Teach the topic to a friend (Feynman technique).

• Use flashcards, mind maps, or quizzes.

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4.  Take Notes the Smart Way

• Use the Cornell Note-taking System:

  • Notes → Key Ideas → Summary

• Highlight only key points—avoid over-highlighting.

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5.   Practice > Memorization

• Solve past papers regularly.

• Practice math/science problems every day.

• Time yourself to simulate exam conditions.

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6.   Use Technology Wisely

Apps and tools that help:

• Anki or Quizlet – for flashcards.

• Notion or Google Keep – for notes & planning.

• YouTube channels for visual learners: e.g., Khan Academy, 10 Minute School (Bangladesh), Physics Wallah.

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7.    Stay Healthy & Focused

• Get enough sleep (7–8 hours).

• Eat brain foods: nuts, fish, fruits.

• Stay active: exercise helps concentration.

• Avoid too much social media during study time.

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8.   Revise Regularly

• Review what you learned weekly.

• Don’t cram the night before exams—space it out.