How to Revise – CA SUNNY RAJ

Recall and summarize at regular intervals After every few minutes while studying, take a break to recapitulate what you have learned. You can write a short summary of the topic you learned in your notes. Recalling helps you measure your memorizing potential whether whatever you learned in past has all been instilled in your brain. Writing down the notes in your own words helps you memorize the stuff more easily.
Make a revision time table A time table is a must to make you aware of what and how much to be covered by the end of the day or a week. Working according to the timetable helps you to set clear goals for each revision session and allows to check them off as you progress. Such revision plans reduce your anxiety and exam fear and keep you upto the mark in your studies.
Avoiding Distractions While Revising Before you begin your revision it is important to set up an environment where you will not get distracted – you can do this by:

Not listening to music with lyrics
Revising in a quiet area with enough space for your books
Not revising in your bedroom because it is full of distractions and is associated with sleep
Exercise between revision sessions
Sleep and eat plenty to avoid fatigue
Keep your phone in another room
Make Notes, Writing, and Posters Everyone learns differently, and the best way to take notes efficiently is to figure out your learner type. The seven learning styles include:

Your learning type will affect the usefulness of a particular method. Here are a few note-taking techniques: