Overcoming Exam Time Challenges: Three Effective Strategies

The three problems students face during exams are vast syllabus, memory retention, and overthinking; Prashant offers a three-step solution for scoring well.

### Three-Step Exam Preparation Strategy for Students
* 📚 **Focus on the 80/20 rule** - studying only the most important topics for your exam based on past trends.
* 🧠 Step 2: Think More - Utilize visualization techniques to remember information better, such as **talking to yourself** and using **hand gestures** while studying.
* 🤯 **End Overthinking** - Combat overthinking by writing down your concerns and reminding yourself of the story of **Rahul and his father's cautionary advice**.
* 👨 Prashant, a mentor, emphasizes the importance of these steps during exam time, highlighting the **impact they can have on a student's performance**.
* 📈 He shares a success story of a student who followed these steps and **improved their exam performance significantly**, demonstrating the **effectiveness of the strategy**.
* 💻 Prashant also promotes a seven-day course called "**Average to Topper in Next Seven Days**," which offers **additional techniques and exercises** to improve **memory and study habits**.
* 🔗 The course link is provided in the video description, with a **discount code for students to enroll at a reduced price**.
* 💪 Prashant concludes by encouraging students to **commit to hard work** and apply the **three-step strategy** to see **improvements in their exam results**.

During exam time, every student faces these three problems. What are the problems? The first problem is more syllabus, less time. There is so much syllabus and so little time. How can we cover so much syllabus in such little time? The second problem is not being able to remember. There is so much syllabus to study, so many things to read. How should we study in a way that everything gets stored in our long-term memory? And the third problem is overthinking. How many times does this happen?

Do you ever sit and think, Have I ruined my whole year? Can I now study and crack my exams or will I score 95+ in them? Will I be able to become a topper in my exams? So, hey everyone, my name is Prashant, Mentor of Thousands of Students, and today's video is for every student whose exams are either starting in a month or two, or yours.

Exams have already started, you know why? Because this exam time is very important for all of you. I have seen many students who studied on time during the exam time, studied with a lot of focus, followed these strategies, and cracked the board exam, cracked the IIT JEE, cracked the NEET. Whether you talk about any competitive exam, in the end.

Even after studying on time, people have cracked it, and I have also seen people who were studying all year round but made some mistakes during the exam time, made some mistakes, because of which they could not crack that exam and could not become toppers in their class. So, this exam time is very important for all of you, and during this time, these three problems must be happening with you that so many

The syllabus is so vast and the time is so short that you may not be able to remember things, and you may overthink about many things. But today, I am going to tell you about a three-step process. If you follow it, you will easily score good marks even within a short time. But my question is, are you all really ready to work hard? Are you ready to struggle in life? I don't know how much time you have.

Do you feel completely motivated to work hard within this time frame for your exams, whether it's a month, two months, three months, 15 days, 10 days, or 5 days? Ask yourself and write in the comments today. If you are truly ready, write Yes, buddy, I will work hard. I will work hard. Write hard work. Then I'm saying it again, if you want to watch this video, comment now. Yes, I'm ready to work hard.

Let's talk about the three-step process. What are those three steps in the end? So, let's start. Step number one. Step number one is Read Less. Now you might be thinking, what does Read Less mean? Let me explain. Pay close attention to understand. Look, at this time, you are not making a mistake. What mistake are you making? Not calling your friends. You will tell your friend, Hey, I have an exam tomorrow. Let's assume an example. My SSC exam is tomorrow.

Now tell me which book I should study from, which lectures should I study from so that I can score very good marks, then your friend will say, Hey, do one thing, there is a video on YouTube, watch that and besides that, do one thing, buy this book, this book is very important, questions come from here, so you get motivated, you quickly buy the book, start watching the lecture, now after an hour, you call your other friend.

You tell your other friend, Hey, I am studying for the SSC exam. I am not studying from this book. Now, your second friend says, Why are you studying from this book? This book is useless. These lectures are useless. What will you do now? Take this book, get another one. This is where the paper is made. You will run in the market and bring this book too. This is what you always do, right? And this is your biggest mistake. Do you know why?

Because you bring so many books, so many resources, can you practically read so many resources in such a short time? And I also imagine that yes, you have read so many books, you have read them, but can you memorize all those books in your brain? Can you remember? No, it's a simple thing, you are not a superhuman, right, buddy, you are human, right? Can we remember so many books all at once? No, we can't.

What is the first step? Read less meaning read fewer books, read fewer resources, understand this, read it at the last time, we don't have to read everything, we don't have to read everything, buddy, and for this, you have to follow the 80/20 rule, I am explaining a very dear strategy, pay attention, it is a very important strategy for everyone. 80/20 rule, what is this, I have already mentioned this in many of my videos, let me tell you again, look inside the shorts, each.

Talking about any exam, whether it's IIT-JEE, NEET, UPSC, Class 10th, Class 9th, Class 11th, or Class 12th, in every exam, there is a syllabus from which your 80% paper comes. I mean, there are some topics that are asked in your exam every time, and you might be wondering how will you know, right? This is what you are asking, brother. Do one thing, if you are watching this video, then comment where are you watching from, so I can upload NEET Physics chapter-wise.

Analysis or previous year question analysis will tell you what will happen. This chapter in physics is very important; it has been repeatedly asked in the last 5 years. Questions often come from these topics, so you will know those topics, you will know the chapters. Now, what you need to do is first focus on those chapters that are very important. You can take this example for any class.

Whether you are preparing for the 10th board exam or any other board exam, you should include the previous year's chapter-wise analysis in your preparation. And if you still don't believe in this technique, let me give you an example. Last year, one of my students was preparing for the Class 12 board exam. He hadn't studied anything until the last moment, just a month before the exam.

He has read all the important topics, whether they are in physics, chemistry, or biology. He had read all the important topics, and he scored 93% in the board exam. So, think for yourself, my friend, if he can do it, you can do it too. Whether you are preparing for any exam, it is possible. The first step for us is that we don't have to study everything; we only need to study what is important for our exam.

Now let's talk about our step number two, which is Think More. Now you must be thinking what I mean by Think More, let me explain. Understanding carefully, see, the biggest problem during exams is that you can't remember things. Why? Because you have to study a lot. Look, you didn't study from the beginning, now within such a short time, you have to study a lot of things. Obviously, your brain won't be able to remember so many things. But this is.

There is a method, we call this method visualization. Now, I will demonstrate this method practically. This method was also used inside the Gurukul. I have already created a detailed video on it. Today, we are talking about how to study at exam time. Let's see an example of this, what is visualization. For example, I take your notes or maybe you study from a book, you attend lectures.

Do you read somewhere, are you reading from anywhere, imagine you read a line, what a displacement reaction is, the one where in the atom and the set of atoms is displaced by another atom in a molecule. You have read this line, right? Now what will you do? Will you try to cram this line or is it okay? Displacement reaction, this is what it is, this is what it is, this is what it is. Will you try to cram and this is the most useless way in your mind, isn't it? Just a little.

I explain neuroscience. Neuroscience says that when you cram things, it comes into your short-term memory but not into your long-term memory. It means if you memorize this definition a day before the exam, maybe you will remember it on the day of the exam. But if you memorize this definition four or five days before the exam, you will forget this definition on the day of the exam because you memorized it by rote. Now, let's understand the process of visualization.

Yes, I read this definition, now what should I do? Now, I need to understand it very carefully. How am I memorizing it? Should I talk about it in Hindi by myself or in whatever your language is? If you speak another language, say it in that language and talk to yourself about it or what was the displacement reaction, in which one atom displaced the other atom like this. Why was it displaced? Because one atom is more reactive than the other atom.

I am explaining the science that you have to speak to yourself now if you have noticed something inside it, my hands were also moving here and there, that one atom displaced the other atom, what am I doing, this is also a system of Gurukul, what is it, when you speak something and move your hands, you remember it, then it goes into your long-term memory very quickly, so if you have passed your exams and you have to study a lot, a lot.

If you need to read subjects, then what you have to do is change the ways of memorizing, meaning don't just memorize normally, use your hands, think about it, think in Hindi because our brain can only think within our normal language. I'm really telling you, follow this technique for seven days, move your hands like this, move while remembering, what will happen when you remember, your brain cells will connect things very quickly.

And if you can remember quickly, the problem you have that you can't remember will be solved with this technique, so remember what you have to do is visualize and I have explained this process completely, step one and step two, I have explained to you very clearly. Now let's move on to our step three. But before that, look at one important thing, if you are a student, you have to face a lot of problems, such as revising things.

You might not be able to do this, you might not know how notes are actually made, how things are revised, and how to write your memory in the long term. I have come with the solution to all these problems. Within our seven-day course called Average to Topper in Next Seven Days, you will be taught some techniques for the next seven days that will help you solve all your problems.

Within the course, we talk about different things from day one to day seven, and there will also be some exercises inside it. If you follow them, your memory will also improve. You will find the link to this course in the description. Our website is where you can enroll in this course. Although I have already kept the price of this course very low, if you visit our website, you can enroll in this course.

If you are a student, I provide a code for all of you here. Students must have received the code. If you apply this code, you will get additional discounts. It means you will get an extra discount of 50 to 60. Moving forward on that course, let's move on to our Step Three. What is Step Number Three? How to end overthinking. Now, I will explain this step through an example. I explain through a story. This is a story of a boy named Rahul who was very attentive.

Listening is a very important story. Look, what happens is that Rahul had to go to a party at night. Rahul was a student of his 11th class and he had to go to a party at night, so he goes and goes to his mother and takes permission. He says, Mom, I want to go to a party with my friends at night. His mother says, Okay, go, but come back on time at night. He said, Okay, Mom, I am going, but as soon as he

The one who is going, before that, his father comes inside from the office, enters through the gate, and his father asks, Son, where are you going? So he says, Dad, I want to go to a party with a friend. Then his father persuades him not to go, so he says, Dad, let me go, why don't you want to let me go? So his father gives the reason, you have to understand it very carefully. His father says, Friend, you will go to the party now and you will go by car.

If a friend's car crashes, the parrot will get scared. If the car has an accident, you might get hurt, right? Then he says, Dad, what are you talking about? Come on, I don't go by car, I go by my scooter. So his dad says, Dude, even a scooter can have an accident. So he gets worried and says, Dad, I won't even go by scooter. I have a bicycle. I'll go by it. His dad says, Okay, imagine, even this bicycle, its tire could burst.

If I get a flat tire and you fall and get hurt and it affects you, then he gets very upset and says, Dad, I will just walk on foot, I don't want to go with anything. So, his dad listens to him and says, You will walk, but what if someone kidnaps you at night, then what will happen to you? He gets worried about it and says, Man, I don't want to go anywhere, and goes back into his room. Now you must be thinking how pointless this is.

They were asking useless questions, right? This is really pointless, I mean anything can happen, like if we go on the road, an accident can happen to anyone. So, does this mean we shouldn't go out of the house? Are you just thinking this way? But if I say, this story is not about that boy's father, this story is about you. Yes, I am talking to you. I didn't understand what you meant. You have less time for your exams and what do you tell yourself every day? What am I?

Will I be able to crack it? Is this exam meant for me? Will I be able to score 95? I am scared. You think this, you say this to yourself every day. It's the same thing, right? Just like his father was telling him that buddy, you could have an accident, this could happen to you, that could happen to you. You are also saying the same thing, right? If I don't clear the exam, then what will happen? Will I be able to score good marks? What's the use of thinking so much? What's the use of thinking so much? At least you.

Try your best, try your best. Whatever will happen, will be seen. If there is an accident on the road, does it mean we will stop going out from home? No, no, we won't stop going out. Just like when people fail exams, it doesn't mean you will stop working hard for exams. You will work hard, right? You will give your best, right? If you are not ready to give your best, then how will things work? So, your problem is overthinking.

No, there is a very simple solution. Whenever you feel like, Oh, I am thinking too much about things, bring a pen and paper, and write about it. When you write, you will know if there is a problem or not. If there is no problem, it's your mind that is making you repeatedly foolish. And whenever you overthink after today, remember the story I told you. Recall that story; maybe it will help you snap out of overthinking.

If you go, I have explained all three steps in great detail - Step one, step two, step three. You should use all these steps in your exam time. Now see how your marks come, how you go from the average category to the topper. Just like I said in the beginning, right? That you need hard work, buddy. If you don't do hard work, you won't achieve anything. Just remember, put in the effort in these three steps, this strategy.

Work as I have told you the trick to remember, remember with that trick, and if you haven't commented yet that Yes Bhaiya will do hard work, then how will the work go?

How to Study for Exams?🔥| 3 Scientific Steps to Cover Syllabus in less time| Prashant Kirad

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Facing a vast syllabus and limited time is a common problem for students during exams.

The struggle to retain information and avoid overthinking about performance can also be overwhelming.

Prashant, a mentor, offers a three-step process to help students overcome these challenges and achieve good marks through hard work and dedication.

The Importance of Reading Less for Effective Studying

Reading fewer resources and following the 80/20 rule is crucial for effective studying, as trying to cover too much material can be overwhelming and ineffective.

The 80/20 rule suggests that 80% of the exam questions come from 20% of the syllabus, highlighting the importance of focusing on the most relevant topics.

This approach is applicable to various exams, including IIT-JEE, NEET, UPSC, and classes 10th to 12th, helping students prioritize their studying efforts.

The Importance of Chapter-Wise Analysis in Exam Preparation

Chapter-wise analysis of previous year's questions is crucial for exam preparation, as it helps identify the most important topics.

Focusing on these important topics can lead to a successful outcome, as demonstrated by a student who scored 93% in the board exam using this strategy.

Utilizing visualization techniques, such as understanding the concept instead of rote memorization, can also enhance the retention of information during short-term exam preparation.

The Importance of Visualization in Memory Retention

Neuroscience suggests that cramming information only stores it in short-term memory, while visual and active learning can help transfer it to long-term memory.

The technique of speaking to yourself, using hand movements, and thinking in your native language can help quickly connect and retain information.

A seven-day course is available to teach these memory retention techniques and help students overcome study challenges.

Rahul is eager to go to a party, but his father's constant warnings lead him to overthink the potential dangers of going out.

Despite his mother's permission, his father's concerns about accidents and kidnapping ultimately make Rahul decide not to go to the party.

This story illustrates the harmful effects of overthinking and how it can prevent someone from enjoying life.

The story encourages the listener to stop overthinking about the exams and to just do their best.

It advises using a simple solution of writing down thoughts when feeling overwhelmed.

The storyteller emphasizes the importance of hard work and encourages the listener to follow a three-step strategy to improve their exam performance.