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LEARN SOME STUDY HACKS EVERY STUDENT SHOULD KNOW.

  • Always take a walk when going for an exam.
  • Pop your phone into an empty glass to get loud wake up call.
  • Keep eating dark chocolates. It’s helpful for the brain.
  • Learn from video blogs for better concentration & easy understanding.
  • Spray an unfamiliar scent while you're studying. Spray it again right as you're about to take the test. The scent will jog your memory.
  • Take notes using different colored pens. This will fire up your visual memory.
  • Keep giving yourself short breaks while studying.
  • For history and anthropology classes, watch a documentary on the topic.
  • Study with a friend group (You will never hesitate to ask a question)
  • When crunched for time, listen to recorded lectures at double the speed.
  • Don’t study with your girlfriend or boyfriend. (You will not able to focus)
  • Keep arguing with better students. (Possibly you’ll lose but you will get to learn a lot)
  • Don’t miss out on sleep before exams. (You won’t retain what you studied nearly as well if you don’t get in some sleep)
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