Define clear, realistic goals and create a study schedule. Break sessions into focused intervals (25-50 minutes) with short breaks.

Identify if you're a visual, auditory, reading/writing, or kinesthetic learner, and use methods that suit you, like diagrams, recordings, or hands-on activities.

Study in a clean, quiet, and distraction-free area. Keep essentials nearby and maintain good lighting.

Use a to-do list and tackle urgent, important tasks first. Avoid multitasking and stay fully engaged with one subject at a time.

Use methods like the Cornell system, mind maps, or highlight key points. Effective notes help you remember and review better.

Practice questions, teach concepts to others, and use flashcards to reinforce learning.

Eat well, exercise, sleep 7-9 hours, and stay hydrated to improve concentration and memory.

Revise periodically to reinforce knowledge and identify weak areas.

Ask teachers or classmates for assistance when needed. Study groups can offer fresh perspectives.