Very well said

Yeah, sometimes we do these things unconsciously and it's kinda tough to put it into words. I definitely know what you mean.

Damn, I hope things get better for you. Appreciate your comment!

You can do it Suzy! Believe more in yourself

You're welcome!

Hi again Richard I am eighteen years old :)

Appreciate it man

Thank you brother

Can you be more specific? Which part of the video are you talking about?

Sounds like a good idea, I'll see what I can do :)

@@JimmyKhanijow Thank you 😊

Thank you Ruchi! No, I'm from Thailand, although my family moved out of India many generations ago :)

@@JimmyKhanijow that's nice

I appreciate that Prathiksha! You just gave me motivation :)

@@JimmyKhanijow Glad to hear that , keep going and beleive in yourself bruh 🤗

Hello Shreya! The important thing is to start early! Don't focus too much on your notes or textbook, but focus on practice questions instead. Trying to recall things that you have partially forgotten is exactly how you learn! Don't try to do everything all at once - go subject by subject, and topic by topic. What I like to do is to have a rough schedule ahead, for example, I will study subject A for x amount of days, subject B for y amount of days and so on. The important thing is to finish every subject weeks - or even months before your exam, so you have enough time to go over them again. Trying to mentally quiz yourself on vocabs and concepts every now and then also helps. Good luck!

@@JimmyKhanijow thank you for replying! Btw I wanted to know your techniques of revising effectively cuz without revision there's no use of studying so how do u revise like active recalling mind maps ??or??

Hello again Shreya! Yes, active recall is definitely a big part of revision. I usually start by doing a practice paper to see which topicsI'm weakest at. Then I go focus on them (by doing specific topic questions or watching how others do them) until I'm fairly confident in them. Do this over and over again, and you will have no weak topics! That's the rough system that I use to review for almost every exam and it has worked very well. If you put your full effort and focus, It takes less time than you'd think to get good at a weak topic. Hope this helps!

@@JimmyKhanijow okay thank you very much Mr Jimmy 🙏🏻

Helloo I replied to your second comment on my latest video! If you have any more questions let me know!

Hey Richard, the app is called Goodnotes! There is a free plan for the app, but I did a one-time payment and got unlimited lifetime access to everything :)

@@JimmyKhanijow Thx Jimmy for your reply! Awsome content by the way

@@JimmyKhanijowwhich paper template you have used shown in this video

And

Wait this is kinda original ngl.

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