These 10 Tips Will Help You Make An Effective Study Plan

Set Clear Goals

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Know Your Priorities

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Analyse Your Time

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Create a Realistic Schedule

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Use Pomodoro Technique

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Rotate your Subjects

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Set Daily Targets

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Avoid Multitasking

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Track your Progress

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Stay Consistent

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Remember!

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