How to Make a Study Plan for Scoring a Good Percentage in Exams

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Scoring well in exams isn’t just about studying for long hours; it is about studying the right way. A smart study plan helps you stay organized, avoid last-minute stress, and improve your retention. The first step is to set a clear goal. Know your syllabus, understand the marking scheme, and decide on the percentage you are aiming for. Breaking this goal into smaller, subject-wise targets makes it easier to track progress.

Time management is key. Create a timetable that gives more time to difficult subjects while ensuring regular revision for all. Studying in short, focused sessions with breaks in between helps maintain concentration. Do not just read; engage with the material by making notes, using flashcards, or explaining concepts to someone else.

Practice plays a crucial role. Solve past papers and take mock tests to get familiar with exam patterns and improve speed. And do not underestimate the power of revision, as going through topics multiple times strengthens your memory.

If you are aiming for a good CGPA, remember that most universities use a simple formula:  CGPA = Percentage ÷ 9.5 , though  this  may vary. After scoring a good percentage in your exams, you can easily convert it to CGPA by visiting here. Stay consistent, avoid distractions, and believe in yourself. Success is within reach!

pintukr · Answer

Practicing problems topic-wise, and addressing the same at various difficulty levels also assists immensely.

All the Best.

yc168 · Answer

Good write-up until you reached "CGPA"...

NextstopISB · Answer

This is really helpful! I completely agree that smart studying and time management make a big difference. Breaking goals into smaller targets and regular revision have been key for me too. Do you have any specific tips for improving retention, especially for tough subjects?

bhargavhhhhhhhh · Answer

Very good post, related to smart studying

Gmat750aspirant · Answer

Well explained about time management and practing

partap322 · Answer

You are very right.

partap322 · Answer

Thanks

partap322 · Answer

Right

quisquamest · Answer

If im being honest everytime i have made a study plan i never ever followed it. So no im not saying dont make a study plan but rather make a super realistic one one that you can actually follow. How i did was that i made mini study plans. So in the morning i would set out certain things i want to do for the day and that too in order and try my best to complete the task i aimed to finished.

GmatKnightTutor · Answer

Can see this helping people who feel they have a tendency to procrastinate. If specific tasks are written down in the morning to be completed during the day (e.g. complete a mock by noon, etc.), they may be less inclined to let things slide into the next.

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