How to Study for Exams in 3 DAYS and Score Top Grades - The Ideal Cramming Strategy

This is the fastest way to study the entire syllabus of an exam and still score top grades at the end of it. I've used this exact 3-step strategy for so many of the tests that I left to the last minute both in school and medical school. Learn to revise effectively and incorporate techniques like active blurting and retrieval practice in the short amount of time you have.

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Chapters⏳
0:00- Intro
0:23- Plan the 3-day mission
1:12- My Cramming Strategy (3-step)
4:35- What to do ONE DAY before the exam
5:40- Secret to speeding revision up
7:04- Honest advice (motivation)

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🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:

00:27 📋 *Create a "red list" of specific weak concepts, not just broad topics, and prioritize them for focused study.*
01:10 🧠 *Start your revision with practice questions to identify key topics and familiarize yourself with question types.*
02:22 📘 *When reviewing topics, focus on understanding rather than memorization, use various resources, and quiz yourself.*
03:32 📝 *Implement active learning by quizzing yourself and creating mind maps to reinforce your understanding.*
04:29 🖊️ *Practice "active blurting" by summarizing information on a blank paper or in a mind map to test your understanding.*
05:11 🎯 *On the last day, focus on extensive practice questions, analyzing answers, and addressing weaknesses in topics from the red list.*
06:09 🚀 *Optimize your study efficiency by watching videos at increased speeds (1.5x or 2x) and choosing high-value resources.*
06:52 📚 *Prioritize common topics, gain a broad understanding, and focus on main concepts to accelerate your revision process.*
07:36 🤔 *Despite feeling unprepared, trust the cumulative effect of your efforts and enter the exam room with confidence, having tackled weak concepts and practiced extensively.*

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[alishanamakula]

0:15
Starting today with 13 Days for a level bios and Chem
Day 1:

[shreyaagarwal]

got this recommendation 9 days before my exam . So grateful. I was really nervous, thanks Zain!😄

[Homosapien]

You just earned another sub bro..my exams are ahead i really needed it.. Thanks a lot

[farida]

Last point on gain the bird eye view of main concepts
How can I do that with heavy medical information as in mcq they ask about the tiny details
Sorry for my bad English

[hannahmcsorley]

thanks zain couldve used this three days ago🙄🙄

[Fulfill_Your_Potential]

I like
- making challenge Qs
- modifying difficult pre-made Qs
- making real-life example Qs

[vanessatrinh]

Thank you so much! Exactly what I need. I have the problem of being bogged down by details. How do you develop the ability to have a birds eye view of things?

[kanutaro]

You're saving me, my finals are in 5 days. Thank you so much, I subscribed

[mkats]

I think I should have edited this😜😜😜😜 Good Luck!!👍👍👍

[Ibrahim-vvln]

About :step 1 : starter questions
should I go through all my red list or should I apply this to a single topic at a time