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Описание: Here’s a simple, realistic, and effective plan to study your full syllabus before exams just to secure passing marks (and a bit extra) — without stressing yourself.



✅ 1. First Step: Know Exactly What to Study

Don’t waste time.
Do this immediately:

Take your syllabus

Mark:

Very important chapters (teachers repeat these every year)

Easy chapters (you can finish fast)

Skipped chapters (less priority)

This helps you study smart, not hard.


✅ 2. Follow the 40–30–20–10 Rule

This rule is perfect if you want to cover everything plus pass safely.

40% – Important Chapters First

These include:

Previous year repeated questions

High-weightage units

Teacher-highlighted topics


📌 Study these deeply because they guarantee marks.

30% – Easy/Short Chapters

These are your “score boosters”.
Even if you understand 50–60%, you’ll get marks

20% – Frequently Asked Short Topics

These include:

Definitions

Diagrams

Formulas

Short notes


These help you collect small marks everywhere.

10% – Hard or Low-Weight Chapters

Only read summary, main headings, and key points.
Don’t waste time memorizing everything.


✅ 3. Use the “3R Method” (Read → Recall → Write)

Perfect for last-minute study:

1. Read → Quick overview
2. Recall → Close the book & say what you remember

3. Write → Write 3–5 important points (to lock it in memory)

This makes your studying active and reduces forgetfulness.


✅ 4. Solve Previous Year Questions (Minimum 3 years)

Even if you study less, PYQs increase your passing chance 5×.

Because:

30–50% questions repeat

You understand question patterns

You learn what NOT to study

✅ 5. Use 25–5 Study Cycle

Perfect if your focus is weak:

Study 25 minutes

Break 5 minutes

Repeat 4 times
Then take a longer break


Short sessions work best before exams.

✅ 6. Make “Passing Notes” Instead of Full Notes

Don’t write long notes.
Create:

Formula list

Important definitions

1–page chapter summary

Diagrams list

Short tricks


These are quick revision weapons.


✅ 7. Revise 2 Times

Revision is what gets you passing marks.

Revision 1: After finishing each chapter

Revision 2: One full syllabus day before exam