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I just started my prep. I am currently working on Manhattan’s Foundations of Math. This question came to mind while studying...what’s the most effective note-taking system while studying, especially for quant?
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I just started my prep. I am currently working on Manhattan’s Foundations of Math. This question came to mind while studying...what’s the most effective note-taking system while studying, especially for quant?
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Kist down all the formulas topic wise in a single sheet. It is easy to recheck in the future.
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I missed your post. It is good you are taking notes! The real answer may actually shock you. It actually does not matter how you take notes or what system you use. The importance of notetaking is that you saved information into your visual memory that helps you organize material in the familiar way. Are used pen and paper and just did handwritten notes in a notebook. I don’t think I have actually spent much time reviewing them because the simple process of notetaking was sufficient for me to memorize all the important items.
It’s important to note, that I’m not saying you should not review previous material. I started every day with reviewing Yesterdays material and perhaps going a few days before to make sure it stayed fresh and was settled in my memory. Because I took notes, I didn’t really have to go and read the notes and because I have reviewed them every day for the previous day, they were solidly engraved in my memory. So use the best method that ensures you remember the most. Maybe it is typed up in MS one Note or maybe just old school handwritten or your own thing ?
It’s important to note, that I’m not saying you should not review previous material. I started every day with reviewing Yesterdays material and perhaps going a few days before to make sure it stayed fresh and was settled in my memory. Because I took notes, I didn’t really have to go and read the notes and because I have reviewed them every day for the previous day, they were solidly engraved in my memory. So use the best method that ensures you remember the most. Maybe it is typed up in MS one Note or maybe just old school handwritten or your own thing ?
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