CSE 2023: Plan/ Strategy/ Daily Routine
Hey anyone writing mgp 2023 , and is willing to prepare sincerely (not seriously ) can ping me . I am planning to make notes for GS and give tests for both GS and optional till December.
Collaboration means we can share where to prepare this topic, any value additions , etc
I missed my first prelims 2022.
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educational qualifications - Ba prog DU.
Gender - male
i am preapring from home
and i have a broad plan of completing syllabus, but
i cant figure out how to PLAN revision
i dont have any peers, no coaching
joined forum pre test series but its schedule doesnt align with the broad plan so i havent given any tests yet
this is my first attempt
and i am mainly concern about revision strategy
please give advice
thankyou
i am preapring from home
and i have a broad plan of completing syllabus, but
i cant figure out how to PLAN revision
i dont have any peers, no coaching
joined forum pre test series but its schedule doesnt align with the broad plan so i havent given any tests yet
this is my first attempt
and i am mainly concern about revision strategy
please give advice
thankyou
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LetsGetThisBread,
i am preapring from home
and i have a broad plan of completing syllabus, but
i cant figure out how to PLAN revision
i dont have any peers, no coaching
joined forum pre test series but its schedule doesnt align with the broad plan so i havent given any tests yet
this is my first attempt
and i am mainly concern about revision strategy
please give advice
thankyou
You could start by broadly dividing the syllabus over the remaining months of the year and trying to revise in large blocks. Alternatively, you could also peg your revision schedule to a test series schedule. Usually they happen once a week so you can keep that much portion to be revised in that week. This might be a systematic method of completing revisions if you have no clue about how much time to allocate to finishing off your syllabus.
Did nothing today.
Just nothing .
Will repeat the Day 2
My ability to waste the whole day is beyond amazing. Woke up at 12pm, then idk the day just went skskskksks. Just read the newspaper. Rating- 0/10
I tracked my hours for last 15 days and realised that whenever i started studying sharp at the scheduled time (9am for me) i was able to pull decent number of hours, whereas whenever i failed to stick to schedule, my whole day went down the drain. Lesson - starting hours of schedule make all the difference. They set the pace for the rest of your day.. do something productive right in the morning , and you are more likely to achieve your targets and end your day on a happy note
My ability to waste the whole day is beyond amazing. Woke up at 12pm, then idk the day just went skskskksks. Just read the newspaper. Rating- 0/10
I tracked my hours for last 15 days and realised that whenever i started studying sharp at the scheduled time (9am for me) i was able to pull decent number of hours, whereas whenever i failed to stick to schedule, my whole day went down the drain. Lesson - starting hours of schedule make all the difference. They set the pace for the rest of your day.. do something productive right in the morning , and you are more likely to achieve your targets and end your day on a happy note
Thanks mate
mightyraju,LetsGetThisBreadi am preapring from home
and i have a broad plan of completing syllabus, but
i cant figure out how to PLAN revision
i dont have any peers, no coaching
joined forum pre test series but its schedule doesnt align with the broad plan so i havent given any tests yet
this is my first attempt
and i am mainly concern about revision strategy
please give advice
thankyou
You could start by broadly dividing the syllabus over the remaining months of the year and trying to revise in large blacks. Alternatively, you could also peg your revision schedule to a test series schedule. Usually they happen once a week so you can keep that much portion to be revised in that week. This might be a systematic method of completing revisions if you have no clue about how much time to allocate to finishing off your syllabus.
It is said to make your revision schedule daily , weekly and monthly for longer retention.
Personally i think its very hard to do especially when you have a large chunk of syllabus hanging over your head.
I have in my previous attempts revised on an circular basis , i.e. when all subjects have been read, come back to subject 1 .
Not recommended.
Now, I am trying to allocate 1 day a week for revision.
Also @Raksh2100 I am writing MGP 2023, will starting writing from this weekend,
If there is anyone else, please DM or reply here , It would be good to discuss MGP specific things.
mightyraju,LetsGetThisBread
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