7 Study Habits that Will Change Your Life Forever

👋🏻 Hey guys! In this video I cover some of the most life changing study habits I have learned and used over the last 9 years of my time in education (4 years undergrad and 5 years of medical school - sheesh!) 📕

I hope you find them useful, please feel free to share your own in the comments down below as well :)

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🙋🏻♂️ My name is Nasir Kharma and I am a graduate student studying medicine on the undergraduate course at King's College London. This channel is dedicated to helping aspiring doctors reach their goals by getting into medical school and giving prospective medical students an insight into life at medical school. I hope these videos help :)

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Subscriber Count: 1 MILLION SUBS !!!!!! (1,003,000)

[KharmaMedic]

Guys... welcome to the 1M club 🥳
We actually did it. absolutely insane.

It's been 4 years of posting a video every single week... I can't believe it.
Thank you so much for your support over all these years, I could never express how much it means to me.
I'll be making a long rambly video talking about it all (just waiting for the gold plaque to come through!!) ⚱

I hope you enjoy the video, have a wonderful day, and I'l catch you in the next one, peace ✌🏻

[Tejaswi-oovy]

Top 7 study habit by kharma medic:-
1. 1:02 Make use of past paper questions
2. 2:27 Working with friends
3. 4:21 speak to your senior
4. 6:11 Stop handwriting notes
Check digital notes vs handwriting notes video from him
5. 8:20 Regular review your study
Methods
6. 9:17 Use to do list
7. 10:20 Remembering the wider
goal

Hope it helps....:)

[lakshay]

Can we just appreciate how nasir has THE most perfect timing for uploading videos. Like fam I'm unmotivated and boom new vid with legit content. Man never misses.

[Starlight-wxls]

I just love watching and reqeatching your videos. U r not just another influencer. U know what u r talking about, have excellent clarity of purpose and there is such a positive vibe radiating from your videos.

[khalilahd.]

First off I want to congratulate you on 1M!! 🥳Your videos have helped me so much and I couldn’t be happier for you and your success on YouTube 🙏🏽💛 secondly thanks for the tips! Building habits can be difficult but these tips are a great place to start!

[Dramawatchereurope]

My favorite methode is to learn someone the stuff, like make short PowerPoint with key words and explain everything. With nursing school I can see the organs etc in my head, but not the functions, so I make a PowerPoint with the picture and key words and explain everything I know to myself. Don’t understand a question, search it up.😅

[johnbocon]

First and foremost, congratulations nasir on reaching 1M subs. Dasurv!!🔥🙌 Second, thank you for continuously feeding us with study techniques that truly are helpful when considered and applied by heart.❤️

[TejasGuptaMusic]

I used to make to-do lists using real pen and paper...

Then I saw your videos and tried using notion. Worked pretty well for about a month but it got too complicated for me soon after that...

Now I'm back at using real pen and paper and it saves so much time if i use real pen/paper over typing it all on notion...

However, I'd still say notion is a really powerful tool and i don't think it'll consume too much time making lists and all once you get the hang of it...

[thederivation]

First and foremost, CONGRATULATIONS ON THE 1 MIL MAN !! Second, this video was released at the perfect time, just 3 days before a 300 mark exam and I really, really needed this to just get me going and help with the confidence. Thanks and congrats once again mate!

[celinehajal]

I really love the way you emphasise on the fact that everyone has a different method and different habits that work for him/her and that your just showing your experience. Most youtube videos only say that this is the PERFECT habit or that is the BEST routine not taking into consideration each and every individual

[medvalleyvr]

As a former med study this video is like the story of my life. Hilarious how long it takes us all to arrive at these similar principles for studying.

[spifuntastic]

Congrats on a million man, I've been following you for over an year now and it's been an amazing journey!

[akanidestiny]

I noticed that writing questions and answering them, helped me a lot
I would recommend that 😍

[PokhrajRoy.]

Congratulations on 1 million subscribers! I was so excited to see the countdown. All the best!

[akanchhatripathi]

I am so so so proud of you! I am genuinely happy for you...I've watched you and your channel grow... Love you, dude!❤

[shwetabhootra]

CONGRATULATIONS ON 1 MILLION SUBS!!! ❤️🎉been here for so long and just love your vids! they've helped me so much in the last 3 years ❤️🙏🏻

[ian]

your videos have saved me throughout my college life and i can not be more grateful. thank you very much as always, Dr. Kharma! ;>

[junaid_ahmed_]

Congrats on 1M Dr. Kharma, coming for the YouTube crown 👑🥳🎉

[krswolf]

Well said Dr. Kharma😊 Congrats for 1M subscribers🥳 I hope that you will continue to inspire us🙏

[hanseich]

Great content. @8:02 On handwritten notes: I realized at some point in my life that I take a lot of notes during meetings. I revisit them rarely, but by having to think about how to write them down, what to write down and having the haptic feedback of writing them down (hearing, doing and seeing) my brain has much deeper engagement with the content which in return doesn’t require me to revisit them. So the point of handwriting notes for me is early to read them again, but as a tool to learn better and more effectively. Maybe that’s something to ponder upon