Study Smarter, Not Harder: Tools Every PUC Student Should Use.

When transitioning from SSLC to PUC, the way you study changes. PUC years are crucial for the career you want to pursue, whether in engineering, medicine, or arts. But, managing PUC along with entrance exams such as KCET can be challenging. Many students study for prolonged periods, but implementing innovative study tools and tricks could help ease the tension. The success of PUC isn’t about how long you study but how efficiently you manage it, along with other additional preparations. Implementing simple learning tools can help you revise efficiently, boost retention, and improve performance.

Here are some tools and tips brought to you by Parikshe to help you study smartly:

1) Parikshe: An All-In-One Learning App:

Parikshe is a comprehensive learning app and a study companion for PUC students. It provides various learning tools, such as chapter-wise video lectures, practical notes, daily practice tests, fun game quizzes, and an archive of the previous year’s PUC question papers. Using these tools for study sessions could improve your learning experience.

It is a great and affordable alternative to expensive tuition and coaching classes. Pariske understands every student’s needs and learning pattern; therefore, the content is designed to accommodate every student, allowing them to learn on their own terms.

Students can use the Parikshe App to access extra learning resources for mock test practice, revision, and problem-solving.

Parikshe is your one-stop solution for all your needs for cracking PUC.

2) Making a study planner/timetable

Making a practical and realistic timetable will help guide you through your learning sessions. Ticking off completed tasks will keep you motivated to continue focusing.

Make a monthly and weekly study planner, break your subjects into manageable topics, and assign realistic goals.

Stick the timetable to your study table or a wall, where you can constantly see and track all the tasks.

3) Flashcards

Using flashcards can help you revise formulas, definitions, and key concepts. Using either paper flash cards (writing questions on one side of the paper and answers on another) or digital flashcard apps like Anki helps you boost retention and remember faster through spaced repetitions. This is especially useful when retaining important definitions and formulas in subjects like math, science, and social science.

4) Pomodoro Timers.

If you find it harder to stay focused for prolonged study sessions, using the Pomodoro timer technique can help you set fixed study blocks. Taking breaks in between those blocks will allow you to stay focused for long periods of time.

Once you get used to it, increasing the time per study block will allow you to study for a long time without a break.

5) Practice the previous year’s question paper

Practicing at least the past three years of PUC question papers will help you familiarize yourself with the pattern of the paper. Identifying repeated questions allows you to focus on the most repeated and important questions.

Setting a 3-hour timer and solving the question paper will also train your mind and body clock to solve a set number of questions within that time frame. This will help you manage your time efficiently and help you sit for 3 hours without losing focus.

With the right tools and tricks, preparing for the PUC will not be stressful and hard. Using Parikshe as a study companion will help you make the most of your study sessions, preparing you well for the PUC. When you combine hard work with smart work, success isn’t just a possibility but a reality.