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I am not able to concentrate on my studies. I am constantly getting distracted by social media. On 8 months are left for Jee Mains (January). I have not even completed my 11th class syllabus. What should I do ?


Avneet Kaur 14th May, 2020
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Soumili Majumdar 14th May, 2020
Hello there,
It's high time that you need to understand that your JEE main is more important than social media. So keep your social media accounts deactivated for a few months. Try to concentrate on your studies. Control yourself, whenever you see any notification popping up, JUST IGNORE if it's not that important. Make a plan for how long you want to study, like 5-6hrs per day. Study everyday and concentrate on what you are studying. It will make your work easier and faster.
And don't panic, everything will be well.
Good luck!!
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