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How to Study
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12-28-2009, 02:27 AM
Dear All,

I want to discuss about following topics-

How to readt/study so that I recall at the time of exams.

After reading/study I have forget what I read.

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01-13-2010, 09:27 PM
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DEAR HW R U PLEASE IF YOU KNOW ABOUT MEF PROGRAM IN KU SO PLEASE SEND ME THE DETAIL AND SUBJECT NAMES I AM SEARCHING BUT I HAVE NOT RECIEVED ANY KIND INFORMATION ABOUT THAT SO PLEASE HELP ME OUT.
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01-13-2010, 11:23 PM
The Best Way is to Read and then Write in your case. Because, jo likha hua hota hay woh yaad reh jata hay. Pharray bhi bana saktay ho yaad karnay ka jhanjhat khatam ho ga.

Badaam wadaam bhi kha lia karo suna hay us say bhi kuch kuch hota hay.
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01-16-2010, 03:50 PM
Make your own notes. . .khud bnao gay to zehn mai bhi rahay ga interest bhi barhay ga.or kmra bnd kr k chal phir k onchi awaz mai parha karo is say kanon say hoti hui awaz dimag mai bhi ja k baithay gi.aik jumla km az km 3 times parho.khud pay confidence rkhty huay kuch guess bhi lga k yad kiya karo sb kuch yad krna zrori ni.simple rules to remember )

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01-16-2010, 09:59 PM
[quote]<i>Originally posted by WARDAH</i>
<br />Make your own notes. . .khud bnao gay to zehn mai bhi rahay ga interest bhi barhay ga.or kmra bnd kr k chal phir k onchi awaz mai parha karo is say kanon say hoti hui awaz dimag mai bhi ja k baithay gi.aik jumla km az km 3 times parho.khud pay confidence rkhty huay kuch guess bhi lga k yad kiya karo sb kuch yad krna zrori ni.simple rules to remember )

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01-17-2010, 11:04 PM
the only good way to study is reading good books.
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01-18-2010, 12:11 PM
Hi
simple way is aap jis book se read karty hain is book k every paragraph ki side per main points note kr lain us paragraph k .
papers m separate notes read krny ka time nai hota. paragraph k side per write krny s aap k revision jaldi ho jaye gi .
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01-18-2010, 04:15 PM
@ shakilicma76.............Ab itny methods kay baad jo mainy or cute-doll nay btay , ger ab bhi tum thek say yaad na ker pao to yasir ka tariqa he apnana paray ga Wink.is say ziada hum tumhari koi madad nhi kr sktay. )
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01-18-2010, 10:14 PM
shakil, itna preshan q hotay ho, Abhi tak tumhain perhnay ka tareeqa nahi samajh aya, yahan to meray or tumharay ilawa saray ek say ek intelligent hain, yeh tumhain kya batain gay.

Try to ask Laziest person in your surrounding, he will definitely give you easiest way of study.
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01-19-2010, 02:44 AM
Hi Shakil and Everyone,

This is a very serious and sensitive issue that Shakil has pointed out. Although a book can be written on this topic but I would like to share my experience, observation and advices to you accordingly in brief. To be successful in professional examinations there are so many things which need to be addressed, but there are three important things which students should take special care of

1- What to Study?
2- How to study?
3- How to demonstrate at the exam?

To me the most important thing is what book you are reading. No one can guide you better than yourselves. If your personality is like an infant and you need “spoon feeding” Indian books are good. The bad part of these Indian Books is that you do a lot of practice but you lose your grip on the concept. You drop your analytical skills. You will be able to solve the questions at exam if a similar question come otherwise it will be difficult for you to handle the question. If you conduct a survey, those students who read Gupta, Shukla, Botley Boy etc take longer time to pass the exam. Whereas American books are concept making and based on teach yourselves technique. Your primary book should be only one at which you are comfortable. Refer to other books only in case you don’t understand a certain concept or the topic is not covered in the book. Don’t refer to too many books otherwise you will mess up your concepts.

The second thing is how to study? Again, you have to decide what method is suitable to you. Some people are good at listening, some at reading, some at memorizing, some at group discussion and some are good at practicing. Decide which class of person you are but reading more and more is the best strategy; everything comes thereafter. Start your book from the title page. Read the preface very carefully because the write tells you in the preface how to use the book. Follow the instructions to get the best results. Don’t skip any topic unless you get the concept. If you don’t understand read it again and again. Don’t think that you will read it later. Always keep in mind that you are reading the topic for first and final time. It doesn’t prevent you from revision. Try to use mnemonics. Let support you are reading accounting and the question is what are fundamental accounting assumptions? Going Concern, Accrual and Consistency keep in mind GAC. Mnemonics will help you answering the question in a faster way. Another good idea is to prepare your “Flash Cards”. It means that you make small card having a question on the one side and answer on the flip side. Above referred question is an example. Keep these flash cards your pocket. You can ask questions from yourself and answer them. You can use these flash cards while travelling in the bus, waiting at a Dr. Office etc and make your time more productive.

How to demonstrate at the exam is also an important thing which I will cover in future if time permits me. I wanted to write a lot on these topics but I don’t have to time right now.

Best of luck,

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01-19-2010, 04:00 PM
@shakil sahab hun tusin vi kuj kavo. . .kuj ply vi pya k nai????
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01-24-2010, 05:32 AM
Study your text books as if they are a story. Don't study them with a thinking that you will be examined. Stories yaad rehti hain
Study in a place where you can't be interrupted or disturbed. Study k waqt only studying, nothing else
As mentioned in a post, make notes. Try to UNDERSTAND what is written, rather than memorizing it. Samjhi hui cheezein yaad rehti hain
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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
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