01-24-2010, 05:42 AM
Regarding professional qualifications
A teacher can only teach you 30-50%. The remaining effort is all yours. Give more to areas which are more hard for you. Never think "kal parh loon ga. Abhi to bohot din hain". Tomorrow never comes until its too late
Practice makes perfect. Once you have knowledge, practice as many question papers as you can and then match the answers, identify the mistakes and understand the solution.
Don't study consecutive hours. Instead take rest inbetween to relax your brain
Study at the time you are the most relaxed. One can't concentrate on study when he/she is tensed or depressed
A teacher can only teach you 30-50%. The remaining effort is all yours. Give more to areas which are more hard for you. Never think "kal parh loon ga. Abhi to bohot din hain". Tomorrow never comes until its too late
Practice makes perfect. Once you have knowledge, practice as many question papers as you can and then match the answers, identify the mistakes and understand the solution.
Don't study consecutive hours. Instead take rest inbetween to relax your brain
Study at the time you are the most relaxed. One can't concentrate on study when he/she is tensed or depressed
