Don't waste time reviewing every page of your textbook! #shorts

📚📝 Don't waste time reviewing every page of your textbook! Focus on the high-yield concepts first with Cajun Koi Academy's study tips. 🧐📖 #cajunkoi #cajunkoiacademy #studytips #examprep #highyield #education

[Utkarsh_]

Well, NCERT books in India cramps information in every inch possible

[aryansrivastava]

I feel like you are referring towards the retrospective revision table, tell me if i am wrong🦆

[kridhanis_]

Biology NCERT for NEET aspirants laughing in the corner

[radekrydzewski]

Studying for AP exams, here's what I do: When reading a chapter for the first time, I take in-depth notes, yet still cutting out the unimportant bits from the textbook; just focusing on the testable material and concepts. When reviewing, I just read through my notes instead of the textbook, only going back to the textbook if I didn't write it down or didn't go in-depth enough.

[vandanathakur]

Me as an Indian laughing with. My NCERT 🤡🤡
In competitive exam they be asking questions from most unaccepted corner of the book and their are 2 books could be use as dumbell which kind of decodes ncert

[addisalemurga]

but how could I know that what is testable concept out of all

[Bowl_of_Ramen]

Can anyone tell me what's a Retrospective Revision Table?

[oliverallen]

#1 rule of med school is don't miss the easy stuff.
Know your BRS and First Aid stuff like the back of your hand.

[Thanos-uf]

If I start from the hard part I'll not motivated enough to complete till last part and that hard part will be lost from memory after some time
That's why i start at easier part and reach till half only and get average marks

[mehakthakur]

I won't be enough if I even highlight each page of my Business Studies book 🥲 and you know what that stuff is very easy untill you close your book (it just vanishes with that) 💀