The discussion centers on strategies for staying awake after waking early, particularly in the context of preparing for an exam. Participants emphasize the importance of a good night's sleep over last-minute cramming, suggesting that adequate rest enhances performance. They recommend maintaining a consistent sleep rhythm and increasing exposure to light to combat sleepiness. Ultimately, the consensus is that prioritizing sleep is more beneficial than attempting to force wakefulness for additional study time.
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I would suggest that if the exam is tomorrow a good night's sleep will do you far more good than sleep-deprived cramming. You sound prepared.shivajikobardan said:Any tips will be appreciated.
our exams are memorization based. i approach study for long term. problem is time is too short for exams or i am too dumb and slow minded. that feeling you get when you revise same thing 3 times is unparalleled. i want that experience again :) let's see.hutchphd said:I would suggest that if the exam is tomorrow a good night's sleep will do you far more good than sleep-deprived cramming. You sound prepared.
Get out of the habit of studying "for exams". Always study for long term comprehension and you don'thave to sweat the small stuff