Toppers Way Of Reading NCERT 🤫 | Most Effective Way to Read NCERT Books 🔥 @ShobhitNirwan17

In this video I'll discuss topper's method of reading NCERT books to score good marks.

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Love you all ❤️
Shobhit Nirwan

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00:01 NCERT is crucial for good marks and deep understanding.
01:52 Reading multiple times and highlighting is not an effective way to study NCERT
03:41 Early Indian philosophers classified matter into five basic elements.
05:26 Regular revision is essential for retaining knowledge
07:22 Reading NCERT effectively involves active engagement and self-teaching.
09:31 Increasing temperature increases kinetic energy
11:20 Retrieve information from memory for effective learning.
12:59 Watch one shot videos on YouTube before reading NCERT for better understanding.
14:52 Effective way to read NCERT books
16:35 Encouraging viewers to read and interact with the video

[Ecstacy_M]

Steps ( who don’t have time )
1) read the ncert
2)go to yt and watch the lecture of the whole chapter in one video
3)go back to reading the ncert . Highlight important parts.
4)frame questions
5) try to answer if don’t know ask google.
6)review the exercise, questions, sample papers etc
7)Believe in yourself.
ALL THE BEST..🔥
Edit: happy to share and glad u guyz liked it..
Me: a 10th grader rn batch 24-25..
Enjoy life with bit studying...i used to learn only on the prepatory holidays and get good marks if u guys start earlier 😅 u guys can do it as 10th portion is not vast and its easy...only for maths standard u need some iq🧠🤌🏼

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[bollywoodediting]

I recently entered the 11th class...My journey with Shobhit Bhaiyya was great. Some tips for juniors:-
1) No need for any reference books...Stick to NCERT and read every word thoroughly.
2)Make notes on your own and refer to Shobhit Bhaiyya's notes also after reading NCERT for extra info
3)Use your time wisely and don't study for long hours

Aur Bhaio aur Beheno apnji 10th class enjoy karo.. 9th is a very easy class and listen to Shobhit Bhaiyya
Go on vacations, birthdays, holidays...kyunki 11th mein no time :)

[sketchingsparkle]

I scored 93% in 9th.
So, Some of my personal experiences for my juniors -
I started with great dedication in 9th but slowly slowly it faded away so what I did was I enjoyed everything nd did whatever I wanted but but but I studied seriously for exams a month before. I studied late night bcz I am a night owl
Teachers from YouTube that I would recommend -
Social - digraj sir is the best. He will make you fall for the subject I guarantee you.
Maths - shobhit sir and pw classes are the best
Science - go for Vibhuti khare mam from magnet brains alwaysss
English - if you are weak in English then go to magnet brains.
Hindi- I studied hindi from different channels 😅
It - same as hindi

[RustyYouGotMe]

Your videos just boosted my whole mindset it was really an uneasy feeling in the beginning of this semester but now as you're guiding so humbly it feels so relaxing bhaiya

[doublet]

The "golden notebook " idea is really great 👍🏻Thank you sir ✨️

[MKS_Study_vlogz]

13:00 completely relatable
Ncert ki line idher udhar ghused diye hai 😂😅

[jogendranathmohanty]

Punch line : Toppers koi cheez alag nahi karte woh har cheez ko alag tarike se karte hai 👍👍

[anilpatil]

I am a topper and I read NCERT book very carefully with full attention. Sometimes, when I read some lines or a para, I don't understand it at the first time so, I read that part again until I understand it clearly and can explain it very well. This will take a little extra time, but trust me, you will not need to read NCERT again and again. Just read it twice a month and 1 time before exam. Hope this helps. Btw, don't do tension, when you don't understand something you can see one shots on youtube.
Thanks for reading the whole msg😊

[neetudhakar]

I agree with u bhaiya . I just entered class 10 th and passed class 9th with 95.3% and secured 4 th rank in the whole 9th class of my school ( uses to focus on IIT/NEET/NTSE prep from class 9th) . What I used to do was just to Read NCERT the way you talk and
1.)after reading for sometime I used to self talk and explain myself what the author/book wants to say, when i stuck i referred to the heading of topic, if i not remembered then also, I just read that topic and just repeated the process till I was through with that topic and
2.) solved i text examples and questions and back exercises on my own, marked the question which i was not able to do in first attempt
3) I also used to take doubts of my friends and classmates which helped me to revise the concepts .
4.) our teachers used to provide us with notes, I just read them once or twice just before exams and Go through the NCERT once for revision. Also resolved all assignments provided .
My mistakes:-
5.) One mistake that I made was I used to be lazy before exams for i revise the thing 3-4 times prior therefore scored less .
6.) I didn’t revisited through the question paper and answer-sheet when I completed, and thus sometimes missed the questions I could have scored .
My Advice to juniors:
Just stick to your teachers and do what they tell,
Be regular with Sst and English,
Not make mistakes like me,
Just do your best and not be scared of result, after any exam take a. 10 minutes power nap, don’t discuss the paper with anyone, only self analyse, not down the mistakes made, and rectify them . After giving exam just Have trust on God that the paper went well and forget about it.
Bonus academic tip :
In Civics just rot-learn the bullet points of Ncert and there will be a definite question from there .
In the end just trust the process.

[indujain]

In 8th class I belonged to the 5% for when I studied Social Science and got 93% in social science...
So fair enough...

[sumandevyadav]

Shobhit bhaiya please tell in which way we should study during summer vacation
Time table for summer vacations 🙂

[gamingrealm]

Bro have the most powerful speech. His speech is amazing

[khuxhi_]

I got 98.2 in 8th... abhi shuru hui hai 9th and I'm very happy ke Maine yeh channel dhund liya jaldi hi💗💗

[kartiktomar]

9th (2023-2024) you guys are lucky you have this man we 9th 2022-2023 are so unlucky my class 9th goes wasted i realise after half of my class 9 wasted that what 9th actually is so please follow this man + one advice follow just padhle they have a dedicated channel of 9th with 500k subs
Some advice from my experience
1 some YouTube channels
Sst = sunlike study
Science= inos study ( chemistry, physics) you can laso refer vedantu 9th and 10th
Ranveer sir maths 9 for maths believe me this man is 🐐
Hindi = hindi adhyapak
English= your choice
2 pratice maths 1 hr daily
3 focus on ncert only no need to buy any question bank i have done this mistake in my 9th
4 you can refer a refrence book for your weakest subject mine was language subjects
5 read ncert by ♥️
6 try to think 💬 practically and try to find real life examples in science and maths
7 coaching is needed just for your weakest subject not for all subject
8 enjoy your 9th

[Apple-hnlc]

19:00 "papa ke lapad aur pdenge" was epic😂😂

[SREEVIJAYALAHARI]

The video emphasizes the importance of NCERT books for academic success and describes various methods students use to study these books. It highlights that most students either read superficially or highlight important points, but the most effective method involves creating questions from the text and recalling information from memory. The video also advises watching overview videos before reading chapters and using a 'golden notebook' to track challenging concepts.



The video discusses the importance of NCERT books and introduces different student strategies for studying them.

00:00:00
NCERT books are considered crucial for scoring good marks, akin to religious texts for students. It's vital to know how to read and understand NCERT effectively to excel in exams.

00:01:02
Different student strategies are highlighted: 60% read superficially, 35% highlight important points, and 5% use smart techniques to retain information.

00:01:24 - 00:12:44


Detailed methods of reading and understanding NCERT books are explained.

00:01:24
The video advises against superficial reading and highlights the importance of understanding and retaining the material.

00:02:47
It suggests creating questions from the text to improve retention and understanding, encouraging students to think like teachers.

00:06:08
The best revision strategy is to recall information from the mind rather than rereading, making learning more effective.

00:12:45 - 00:17:01


Additional tips and strategies for effective NCERT study are provided.

00:12:45
Before starting a chapter in NCERT, watch a one-shot video for an overview, then underline key points and frame questions.

00:13:47
Exercise questions and examples in NCERT should be done independently before seeking answers elsewhere to strengthen understanding.

00:14:40
A 'golden notebook' can be used to note down difficult concepts or questions that need extra attention.

[AyushKanswal-sv]

thank you sir aapne meri toh aakhie khol diiii

[shilatiwari]

Best teacher amd best explainer
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