How do I prepare maths in 1 month before exams?



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T Gaurav, NTSE scholar, preparing for JEE 2019



Answered Feb 7, 2017Author has117answers and92.8kanswer views



Very critical question indeed!, it would be rather easy if you would have asked about Science or English as a lot of ways exists for them.



But when it comes to MATHS, the only trick to succeed iss as everybody knows PRACTICE, PRACTICE and more PRACTICE



But it would be quite discouraging if I answer it this way.



I may give you some tips that works for me, you may experiment and adopt the ones that works for you;



Experiment and set priorities, as not enough time is available to complete the syllabus bit, by bit, you should at least go through the chapters that are easy, mark fetching and have more weightage as in previous years exam papers.



Set some daily and weekly goals, make a long list of goals that has numerous short and achievable goals. Once you complete a goal, strike it off. Each time you strike a goal you will feel energetic, motivated and eager to strike out the next goal that will keep you energetic throughout the studies.



Set goals for each study session. Foe Ex- Dont sit down to solve some problems, rather sit down to solve 20 problems. Do reward yourself with some pastries once you achieve weekly goals and so to keep yourself happy and hungry for next reward.



Make concept charts, formulae chart and notes of keypoint whenever required. Dont just copy it down from some books. Use variety of coloured pens to write the notes and youll see you will be able to visualize the exact page of your notes in the ewxam hall without much effort in learningthe formulae. Believe me the time spent on writing your own notes will definitely reward you nicely. Paste the charts on the wall of your study table and view (just view, not learn) while roaming around often. This is one of the best scientifically proven memorizing technique.



Last, but not the least, please take enough rest. A study session should not be of 34 hours at a stretch. Do, 45 minutes fully concentrated study followed by 510 of music and physical exercise to boost up the blood circulation and energy for next study session. Eat well and at an interval of 3 hours, take 23 sips of water regularly to stay hydrated. Get enough sleep and playtime.



That should be enough for your preparations. Please stay positive and optimistic and start your preparations RIGHT NOW.



Thanks,

Azim

You shpuld clear all concepts by group study with friends or simply taking short revision sessions with college faculty.

If possible you can also take up short crash course or revision lecture if you have joined coaching institutions .

Keep revision short notes and also seek help from your friends who are well prepared and keep asking for doubts untill fundamental is cleared.