Everybody is different and have different plans of execution of their studies . So , you can use our notes the way you best deem fit . However , we have our own suggestion and if you feel its useful we would urge you to adopt it .
One of the most neglected areas in an aspirant’s life is the most simple thing almost all topper emphasise : revision . The main problem is twofold : revising is generally boring and we always postpone it to the point when we will finish everything ( which incidentally never happens ) !
We suggest a simple solution :
Instead of putting it off to the end , set aside a certain amount of minimum time everyday for revision . Minimum 1 hour . Ideally 2 hours.
Instead of putting your daily revision to the end of the day , start the day with revision .
Keep a notebook where you can note down all the things that you have completed and make boxes in front of it that you can check with every revision .
In this general plan of revision , you can easily incorporate our notes ( both free and paid ) and revise them very efficiently , thus lessening your load and increasing your efficiency for the topics we have covered .
Just follow the reference books , etc we mention for each notes and after understanding the topic from the reference source or your coaching notes , go through our notes . Then mention our notes in your revision notebook . The way they are made , you can easily revise them 5-10 times before PT .
There generally won’t be any need to refer to the reference books you have read while you are revising our notes . But we strongly recommend to read the same reference after revising our notes sufficiently . You will see you can breeze through the reference this time without much hiccups .
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