कम समय में Maths Revise कैसे करें🔥By Gagan Pratap Sir #ssc #cgl #chsl #strategy

Summary

In this educational video, the host addresses a common concern among freshmen students: how to effectively revise math in a short time. The speaker emphasizes the importance of thorough initial learning and then suggests a structured approach to revision. They recommend completing each chapter in order, practicing at least 10-15 problems per type, and focusing on difficult questions. The host also advises watching recorded classes, taking concise notes, and regularly revising with daily, weekly, and random practice questions. They promote their own educational channel, 'Maths Wonder in Seconds,' and suggest using it for continuous math revision.

Takeaways

• 📚 Start with proper reading: Ensure you have read and understood the material before attempting to revise it.
• 🔍 Focus on types of problems: Practice various types of problems, such as definition-based, constant-based, and those involving percentage, mixture, profit-loss, and commission.
• 📈 Practice in order: Go through the types of problems in an orderly manner and practice at least 10 to 15 questions of each type.
• 🎥 Utilize recorded classes: If you have access to recorded classes, watch them at a slower pace to ensure you understand the concepts thoroughly.
• ⏰ Time your revision: Aim to revise the class content within 10 to 15 minutes after the class ends.
• 📝 Make concise notes: Take clear and organized notes, focusing on difficult questions and concepts that you find challenging.
• 📈 Practice with random questions: After completing a chapter, solve 50 random questions to reinforce your understanding and revise the entire chapter.
• 📅 Weekly revision: Dedicate time on weekends to revise the entire week's learning, focusing on concepts that were difficult.
• 📊 Analyze mock tests: After completing half of the syllabus, start taking mock tests every three days and analyze your performance thoroughly.
• 🔁 Continuous practice: Emphasize the importance of regular practice to keep the concepts fresh in your mind.

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