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17 Mar 2008 19:05:12 IST
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Guys this problem has been haunting me for days since the start of my 12th standard
i m just not able to keep a track of the chapters regularly
its really unfortunate that i m posting this message now
but i do need some help in this regard
as an example
if i revise a topic say nitrogen and its compounds in organic chemistry today
i forget it within a day
and i have to revise it again and again to keep a track of it
often i feel confident about a chapter
but when i solve papers i make really silly mistakes that could have been avoided if i had revised the chapter again
considering the fact that silly mistakes can cost a jee seat ...this would not help me get into JEE
i have tried various methods such as yoga etc to improve concentration for about a month
but they all have been futile
too bad that despite leaving the site i m posting this message
but i doo need some serious help now
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17 Mar 2008 19:09:59 IST
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maintain a diary................write summaries of each chapter.........
so it is easy to revise
if ur studying sumthing today then u hav to revise it on the same day ....and after 1 week
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17 Mar 2008 19:16:32 IST
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Thanx for ur reply.................i have been doing that
but it has not helped me much............. let me mention here
that the many of such chapters were not taught well to us .so i m doing self study in the above chapters
however its not fetching me the reqd marks in the tests that i m doing
will solving more and more test papers help?
i m just not able to overcome silly mistakes
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17 Mar 2008 19:40:03 IST
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Buddy, dont forget that U R a human being and not a machine or robot.
U CANT REMEMBER A TOPIC WITHOUT REVISING.
Revising is a key to success. Whenever U start a new chap, revise it everyday for first 2-3 days, then decrease ur frequency of revising. Means after revising for 2-3 days, next revision shud be after 3 days gap, then a week gap, then abt 10 days gap.
And WHENEVER U FEEL ANY TOPIC IS SLIPPING OUT OF UR MIND, just give an hour to it and revise it.
The more U revise, more it will be fresh in ur mind.
U gav an example of organic chap. For organic I must say that U CANT LEARN IT WITHOUT REVISION. Even some gr8 teachers need to revise so that they dont forget. Chem is very volatile and U will lose control on it if U go without revision.
Organic demands CONSTANT EVERYDAY REVISION.
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Tarin Bansal
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B.E. (Hons.) Electronics & Instrumentation
BITS-Pilani Goa Campus
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17 Mar 2008 19:43:03 IST
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any tips for revising it within the short time thats left over?
wat all books do i need to refer ?
is NCERT sufficient for revision within the short time i have
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17 Mar 2008 19:43:44 IST
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Well I too faced the same problems but to be true it requires lot of mugging over and over again for the matters to sit down in your brain. I can suggest 1 or 2 things which might be helpful :
Make a ritual, when you wake up flick through at least 5 pages. Do this everyday, it may help a little but it would surely help.
Make some cheats of these topics and keep them at one place. Whichever book you'll do today distribute these cheats in different parts of your book. Now go through the book as usual we all do, whenever you come across a cheat make it a point to revise all the things written on that cheat. This will ensure your regular revision.
Hope this helps.
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Bipin Kumar Dubey
Chemical Dept.
IIT Kharagpur
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17 Mar 2008 19:46:23 IST
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are NCERT books enough or is Arihant also reqd..........
would u reccomend me to do MCQ's from Arihant?
they have lots of mistakes
or solving NCERT is suff.........as revision for JEE
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17 Mar 2008 23:43:46 IST
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See buddy,
The best way to revise is if u hav ur coaching/tution notes, revise from them OR revise from the source or buk from where U first studied these chaps. No need to change the buk for theory ,it will confuse u rather than helping U.
As far as practising ques is concerned, as only a month is left, no need to start a new buk. Do ques randomly from various buks, ques papers, mosk tests. It will be very helpful for ur revision.
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Tarin Bansal
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B.E. (Hons.) Electronics & Instrumentation
BITS-Pilani Goa Campus
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20 Mar 2008 15:16:02 IST
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thanks to all of u
ur suggestions will definetly help me
thanks once again
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