how I graduated at the top of my class (and you can too)

[@goharsguide]

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[@Junxyakht]

Very intelligent young man ready to become more successful

[@rowan1us764]

Is that an 11x11?

[@Plum_obsess]

Helpful a lot actually

[@Marginclips]

Jsut signed up for brilliant! Thanks!

[@Marginclips]

Just

[@goharsguide]

hope y'all found this video helpful! going to try my best to publish more consistently haha

[@Junxyakht]

At first I felt like I was the smartest one in my class, but now I feel like the smartest kid in my school.

[@WarlordofWarren]

I would definitely love to see a ChatGPT video from you

[@aistieramusic]

Hey, Gohar! Can you make a video on procrastination and homework? I struggle a lot with time management, and I could use some help.

[@Fatima-Zahra103]

Sorry to ask but why don't you heart anybodys comment

[@Junxyakht]

@@ClipKitt I study 1 hour at school and 2 hours at home

[@zippyn1309]

This is honestly so inspiring. I’m in my Junior year of high school, and have taken no AP classes and have a 3.1 GPA. I wish so badly that I had found you sooner. So, **If you are in middle school or a freshman in high school, listen to this man!** this advice is incredible and will make your high school journey so much better. Thank you Gohar for helping so many people!

[@otakuartistly]

Same here! I'm also a junior in high school currently have an 3.8 GPA. Really wish I found Gohar sooner, way sooner.

[@fabrizziogonzales817]

I am in 8th grade and love this guy

[@zippyn1309]

@@fabrizziogonzales817 That’s really great that you found him at that age. One of the best pieces of advice is to not be peer pressured when it comes to classes you take and school activities. Just make sure you are leaving your comfort zone now and then and you’ll do amazing things in high school. Have a great summer first though!

[@aceayo1991]

I’m a senior who’ve taken no ap classes due to my absence in the country and I have a 3.3 gpa😿 guess I’m going to community college

[@hariabburu2807]

I followed gohars advice and got ranked in the top 30 of my class😀

[@blanchett3418]

Tip #1: Weighted Vs. Unweighted GPA Tip #2: Make Special Requests - Take as many AP classes as you can Tip #3: Save the Hard APs for Later during your high school career - Make a list of all the AP courses you want to take and save the hardest ones for your senior year Tip #4: Don't compare yourself - Make a list of your strengths and weaknesses and how to improve your performance for these subjects Tip #5: Make a strict after-school routine Tip #6: Optimize your work environment - Declutter your desk - Throw out any garbage - Lay out your supplies Tip #7: Try the Feynman Technique - Identify the concept you want to learn - Pretend to teach the concept. (you can use a mini whiteboard and pretend you're teaching an actual class) - Figure out gaps in your knowledge - Fill in these gaps by going back to your notes and textbooks Tip #8: Use spaced repetition - 7 days, then 5 days, then 3 days, then 1 day before an exam Tip #9: Split everything evenly Tip #10: Ask for help - Use StackExchange and ask questions on forums Tip #11: ALWAYS do the extra credits Thanks for the great tips!

[@1sthyper447]

Yowww thanks!

[@Kingworld-ps6mp]

You are pretty smart

[@alicequayle4625]

Quality advice.

[@patriciaduran9287]

TYSMM FOR WRITING IT DOWN

[@isrraelsumano5191]

This video came out a few days after I was informed I was graduating as class valedictorian, and I’m amazed at how many things you said are accurate and fall in line with what I did throughout high school. It was my goal since my first year too and I carefully selected which classes to take, knowing who I was going against and to be aware of which teachers graded harshly. 😂

[@roxthebox4644]

Aahhh good job! Happy for you :)

[@inkworth]

Congratulations btw

[@gDawg08]

I’m currently a freshman, but I’ve been watching these videos since 7th grade. Thank you so much for the content you make, it’s so helpful with structuring the path to (hopefully) valedictorian!

[@desinahabte-jl4op]

Me too

[@oaknotes]

I don’t know if you’ve mentioned this in any videos prior, but I suggest using the Pomodoro technique when studying. Basically it’s an alarm with a repeating study and break timer. You can adjust both settings, e.g. study for 25 min and break for 5 mins. this cycle repeats, and on some websites, when it hits the 4th loop, you can extend your break.

[@Bl1zzyeditzYT]

yeah, he has in his shorts

[@jsgv7935]

Pomodoro technique sucks… read deep work by cal newport

[@AltOurCumrade]

Nah that’s a lame technique atleast 1 hour then 10 mins break

[@oaknotes]

@@AltOurCumrade you can adjust the timers to however long you’d like.

[@brandonadam7167]

25 minutes is too short of a working session for me.....and 5 minutes is also too short of a break session lmao. I'm the type of guy to grind out for 60-75 minutes and then leave a 20 minute break or so for myself

[@itsmemackbook]

I’m so glad that I found you at the end of my freshman year of high school. I’ll be more prepared than ever since I’ll be sophomore for the upcoming school year! Thank you for inspiring me Gohar! :)

[@Glass-ns4ly]

Not gonna lie, that tip about a restricting after school schedule could be really helpful to me considering I do extracurriculars and take all honors classes 😅 Lets just say that it's almost 10 rn and I still haven't gotten my homework done

[@trombonist-bo6yi]

Notes (rising ninth grader) Tip 1: Unweighted vs Weighted GPA - go for hardest classes possible, make best grade possible Tip 2: Make Special Requests - try to get more AP classes, especially ones thst you’re not allowed to take at your grade level Tip 3: Take harder APs later in high school (sponsor segment) Tip 4: Don’t compare yourself -find your weakest subjects -find strengths and weaknesses (eg: overthinking, reading, algebra) Tip 5: make a strict after school routine -limit leisure with phone timers Tip 6: Feynman Technique -identify concept -pretend to teach concept to a child or beginner -go all out! try using mini whiteboard or even teach an actual child or whatever -figure out gaps in knowledge -fill in gaps w/ notes or material Tip 7: Spaced Repetition -review things every day or two. Tip 8: split everything evenly. never procrastinate Tip 9: constantly ask for help/questions -stack exchange or reddit. or chat gpt! make sure it explains steps. Tip 10: ALWAYS do the extra credit. ALWAYS!! That’ll make you valedictorian

[@jocelyn248]

Problem is is that I got a super unfair teacher this year that absolutely destroyed all chances of me getting an A in his class and then on top of that one of our students came from a school that did weight honors classes while we don’t so he kinda got an advantage.

[@nahzeliemanucharyan7842]

My school literally used the Feynman technique this whole time and i had no idea. This is how it usually goes: For a history class the teacher would assign a lesson, and then everyone would go home and read the lesson. During the next lesson the teacher would call on random students and have them explain the lesson to them as if they didnt know the lesson. While i was taking individual/one on one classes (because i was behind in school, due to me moving) my teachers would use this technique, and it helped me catch up to my classmates really quickly

[@cheezit2989]

That Feyman Technique does WONDERS!!! I genuinely feel so much more confident since i started using it last year (freshman year). Still waiting for my Junior year rank after sophomore year but last year I ranked 23/998 so I definitely think I could be top 15!

[@lorenzoaugustus9974]

I am I am I love the consistency and hardwork of this channel , Despite the stat examination being so tough I aced mine with a perfect Sat score of 1600 . it took a real ton of hardwork .

[@ChristianFalcon-so7qy]

The SAT exams is really frustrating, I can't believe I failed again after so much study.

[@JosephSnuggerud.]

You'll pass everyone has their A own season, just keep praying and believe you will receive

[@ChristianFalcon-so7qy]

​@@emiliavera5717 Who's Mr Todd?

[@ChristianFalcon]

I'm a parent , I've spent close to $700-1500 on Preply tutoring and even did my personal research from youtube videos but my daughter's results came back failed . it's frustrating 😡

[@JennyIzzy]

I also failed again after using lots of resources , I wasted savings on multiple tutorials , now enough with tutorial. I'm tired 😩

[@papaya6192]

I respect anyone who's aiming for valedictorian, but I also wanted to point out that from hearing all of this, I personally think that it's too much work for not a lot of payoff. It's an amazing feat, of course, and it looks good for college as well, but the amount of work and, more importantly, stress and anxiety, that comes with taking all these AP classes can be super detrimental to your mental health. However, these tips are really helpful even if you just generally want to keep a good GPA and gain good work ethic/study skills as well! Great video, thanks for making it!

[@YoNo671]

Yep 1000% agree. I’m by no means near being a valedictorian. But it’s very stressful if that’s your goal and well, it’s a good title, but really it does nothing

[@brandonadam7167]

This can be applied to prestige in general. Prestige doesn't matter lol, especially when it comes to college. Like I've never heard of an Ivy League student who had 0 regrets on going to their "top" college after just a few months being there. It's very easy to let prestige compromise your mental health or blind you from focusing over what's really important.

[@mr.a1957]

Same, mental health is always more important than challenge.

[@ToggleSpeed]

GOHAR IS THE FUTURE 🔥🔥

[@rileyk138]

I attribute the Feynman technique for my ability to be top of my class. Being able to teach a concept requires a deeper understanding of said concept and it requires you to be able to remember it, which served me well helping fellow students and taking tests.

[@bungiyungi9362]

I was valedictorian when I graduated from my middle school, now I hope to get valedictorian again in high school. I believe you should take as much ap clases you can, but choose wisely. I recommend you choose the ones that can help you get into the college you want. My friend took many ap clases and was valedictorian, but when she applied for college some of her ap clases were rejected. This is just a recommendation.

[@GenKoe6917]

In most cases if you've taken a bunch of AP's, some credits will inevitably be rejected. However, if you're cognizant of which school you're going to (after graduation) and which ap's you're gonna take due to genuine interest (for example, mostly STEM classes or Humanities), more of your credits will likely be accepted. Though in some schools there is a maximum amount of credits. So it really depends, but try to have control over what to learn in order to get the most out of it.

[@bungiyungi9362]

I believe ap clases also prepares you for college. Taking the ap classes that corresponds to the field you know you will go to will help you in the future. It will also allow you to gain an understanding of how those clases will be like in college. But like you said take the ap classes that interests you the most and gives the most amount of credits.

[@Acousticlystrange]

I realize a lot of these high school advice videos say in addition to many things I already know "be confident and stive for quality" wether that be in your work, in your friendships, in your classes, be confident, kind, and never settle if you're going into high school like me or you're just anyone that's my advice. Because it takes confidence and discipline to actually strive for what you want. -wait did I just write a paragraph of my future valedictorian speech if I ever get blessed to go that far?

[@peachycloudz6438]

This is very helpful, I'm going into highschool next year and this gives me ideas on what I need to improve on myself for highschool.

[@vivekvenigalla4931]

The crazy thing in my school is that you can take as many AP's you want and no one will care, as long as you have the prerequisites and the capacity to handle those classes. Because of this some people next year are taking 7 APs as a sophomore. I am taking 6 as I also aspire to be valedictorian, but the outrageous competition at my school paired with these loopholes make it very hard to do so.

[@blaxis3271]

Same with my school. My highschool is really competitive but there is no class rankings. I personally think that they did that to cool down the competition between students. They just tell you what percent u were in your class. Sophomore’s at my school usually take 2 AP’s and I am planning on taking 3…

[@JohnSmith-sq5mg]

I don’t think taking 7 or 6 ap classes is a good idea you should make it less so you can focus on less classes landing you a higher gpa 4 ap classes is a good amount if you want to take a lot. If you take this much ap classes you will get like b grades and maybe c grades as it is just too much workload

[@kingslayer0709]

i always used the Feynman Process ever since i was a kid, because it was a simple trick to easily understand whatever concept i was learning.

[@JellyK2133]

This was very useful video even though I'm only in grade 9 I'm still trying to use your methods for grades and its seems to be working since my grade has slightly increase thanks Gohar😊

[@Da1deonly-ip8nj]

Also bro not only take ap classes but have a hobby Yk for me it’s coding ima 9th grader and I’ve already seen how due to that hobby my tech teachers favor me more and I was asked to be apart of the 25 kids from my school that goto a robotics lab which I goto every wensday after school so develop relationships with teachers and make jokes but also stay consistent and on top of your work

[@DireNeedforCoffee]

Hey I would love a video like this on your college experience. I'm class of 2023 and getting ready for it so it'd be pretty helpful if you broke down how you studied STEM in college so efficiency. Thanks!

[@TheKids422]

I think you have the best advice in the world, cheers mate!

[@sunsetchip4282]

As someone who said to everyone on my last day of middle school that I will be valedictorian, this is very helpful.

[@jone5429]

I believe in you!!!!

[@rko2946]

As a current senior, I wish I found this earlier. I know I left so much on the table in high school. Our school does use weighted gpa, and we cannot take AP’s freshmen year and only one sophomore year. I had a good freshmen year(could have been better) but I took a standard class. If I had used your tips I probably would have been among the top 10-20 in a very competitive high school *maybe even top 5*

[@kaiyo444]

i'm a freshman and i take college level courses, have a 4.0, and take all ap courses. i really am working for this title and this is really helpful, thank you.

[@kaushikkundu]

Love this video! Make more of these regarding your study techniques

[@samotivationbysami]

Some solid tips here. Thinking about each of your next steps and long-term strategic thinking is the way to go!

[@shreyaanshpurohit9292]

This channel is amazing. You see, I am in 6th grade and I might not need all of this info, but this is such a good channel for studying/learning new concepts. Thank you so much for what you do Gohar Khan. Thank you so much!

[@cookedinskibidi]

Just curious, your channel says that you’ve joined 11 years ago, and you’re in 6th grade.

[@shreyaanshpurohit9292]

@@cookedinskibidi no no, for the past couple years, I haven’t done YouTubing since my parents made it.

[@cookedinskibidi]

@@shreyaanshpurohit9292 Ohh I was just confused because 6th graders are usually 11-12

[@bxnnyjeon.97]

Thank you so much for this. I just graduated my middle school, and will be moving on to high school, and I’m going to challenge myself to become the valedictorian for the class of 2028 which will be the year I’ll be graduating. Luckily, I got into a AP Diploma Language program, which is a great program which will increase my academic grades from freshmans to all the way to senior. Thank you once again!💗

[@ChrissyPooh07]

I’ve always found the idea of being valedictorian so amazing and inspiring. I’m not sure if it’s too late for me, since I’m already halfway through my sophomore year (AND in a Catholic school), but either way, I can still use this information to help out my grades. Thank you

[@sennpowerhv6922]

After seeing your channel for the first time five years after graduating high school, I knew I messed up by taking no AP classes and striving for the minimum in freshman and sophomore year. I was an honors student but my schools didn't offer enough classes within my reach. The state of New York hated students like me who had anxiety disorder. Yes I was top of my tenth grade class but all other students at that school were failing. My mission now is to start a private school (prek to postdoc) for people like me who can't handle stress like hw or pass/fail. Im currently in my fifth year at an unaccredited higher ed institution because no accredited school is going to waive the requirements that are to stressful for people like me. Also there was one exam I took that was more difficult than anything Gohar ever did (English Regents) and it belongs in postgraduate school

[@mirihawk]

Due to my medical needs, my school only offers me core classes. I self study approximately 6 APs a year extremely successfully, but it’s extremely disheartening knowing I have no chance for valedictorian :(

[@BingoBongo206]

same, i applied for some AP classes my sophomore year but due tue some medical needs i was put is regular classes now I'm entering my junior year and thinking about going to med school

[@obbyperson7281]

same thing with special ed! truly unfair

[@Valentino016]

I'm from Australia and your vids motivated me. I got the highest grade for my history and geography exam.

[@LaurynSims]

we can take 1 ap class freshman, but i didnt end up taking it because i didnt want to be stressed first year. Now im going into freshman year and im taking AP Psych and AP World history, along with 3 honors classes. GPA for my school: A in Regular/on level classes: 4.0 A in Honors classes: 4.5 A in AP classes: 5.0 And its all averaged together, m school also doesnt do A- or A+, all A's are just A's.

[@davidtran9455]

You’re lucky. I have to make sure my grades are above a 92 to get an A and the max gpa for the class. I’m not trying to be valedictorian though. Just top 15 or so

[@BillowyWall2733]

My school is the exact same except we can take 2 APs which are psych, world and precalc

[@debbie_draws]

Thanks to your videos im graduating top of my class and going to an awesome uni.😊😢

[@hshshhagsggs5964]

these videos are so usefullll!!! thank you so much

[@meeptothemax375]

Once, I saw ChatGPT make up a report without being asked to or saying that it was fake. You should only use it as a last resort for questions.

[@murk959]

Damn the editing is too notch! Also we like seeing your face in the videos! Makes it sound less robot-y

[@faber5573]

you can never find something more useful that this on youtube this guy's a living legend

[@rufaidahossain2392]

Thank you a lot Gohar! Finally a video that actually helps. Could you plz make a vid on improving English writing skills.

[@kawaimFelix]

for shedding light to what wasn't cleared at first

[@aries6554]

Hi @Gohar Khan! I will be in 11th grade this coming year (class of 2025). I currently have a 3.9 uw gpa and 4.1 weighted gpa (because I screwed up and get a c in one semester in 8th grade 😭). I did not get a chance to take aps these past few years because of my counselor screwing up my classes, but I did sign up for 5 5.0 classes such as aps and dcs (dual credit), an honors class, and a regular class (bc i was forced to for some reason 🙄)for 11th grade and i took 7 honors in 9th and 10th grade combine. My grades (except that one semester in one hs credit class back in 8th grade) are pretty solid, around 97 average. Since my school is a new school, my class only has around 400 people. The last time I checked my class rank, i was top 9 in my class. I also planned to take 6 or 7 5.0 classes in 12th grade to bump up my gpa. Ik there are 5 smart people in my class and im afraid they will have higher grades and better classes than me. Based on these information alone, do you think I will have a chance to be valedictorian in my class for hs? If not, what do you think I can do better from now? Thank you!(Im literally shaking while typing this whole paragraph)

[@MiaTigerSugar]

How’s it going man

[@landonmacdonald1286]

Also I love the videos your helping me a lot in school thank you so much keep it up

[@XxVividGd_Xx]

This video is very inspiring my school promotes AP Classes and I am currently in my Freshman year and thinking about taking 5 AP’s next year. 🎉🎉

[@moana_nui]

All you need to do to become dux at my school is get the top exam grade (IB or NCEA) Even though this wasn't helpful for me, I still watched the entire thing because I found it interesting and engaging Good job Gohar

[@The_Silly_Person]

Thanks this was actually my goal this year!

[@shubhrajeetdatta6453]

Hey there gohar , since Understanding the concepts to following productivity tips to emerging as a top student , i have participated in competitions and balanced them with my academics and have started my own news club at school . I am thankful to you for the videos you shared which inspired me to work hard and smart

[@levijohnson3128]

I just kinda did my work on time and ended up being valedictorian. Not really hyped about making the speech for next month though because I wasn't very involved in my school, kind of just focused on work and college courses

[@layaob]

im in 7th grade and thats my goal for highschool. Can you make a video about tips for middle schoolers going into highschool?

[@L4nd0TheM4nd0]

Check if you can take algebra 1 in 8th grade or even this year some schools let you

[@layaob]

@@L4nd0TheM4nd0 I already took algebra 1 in 7th grade

[@wesleyjones3701]

Hey Gohar, now that you've graduated, what do you do as a career? Have your degrees at ivy league schools helped at all?

[@goharsguide]

Hey! Great question, haha. I get this pretty often but haven't really addressed it. I'm a full-time content creator and founder. In 2020, I co-founded Next Admit with my younger brother (who some of you might know). I spent a year building the website from scratch, drawing on a lot of my computer science knowledge from college. I use my computer science knowledge even on the content side. For example, I'll write scripts to automate tedious parts of the content creation process or run analyses on my analytics. While I might not be a software engineer by trade, the problem solving and technical skills I picked up in college have been incredibly useful!

[@labadaba5088]

@@Oaypy No, if you tryhard maintaining that 4.0 UW GPA. Also, is your high school really competitive? Mine was moderately competitive in that the kids from the good middle schools actually did AP classes. From your description with your HS having APHUG, it seems pretty competitve. As long as you study well, your grades should be fine. The main thing you have to worry about is for your extracurriculars. Now the easy part is that much of it you can lie about, as they have virtually no way for them to verify it. Do some volunteering and do RELATED activities to what you want to study. Show the colleges that you are a well-adjusted and good person. Then your chances to get in are higher.

[@ZeferBeatsZOffical]

Thank you for all the extra hours and extra effort you had to put on for getting this job done. I appreciate every bit of your effort.Thank you for pulling this off so remotely.

[@MantangIBakit]

It's been about seven or eight months since i saw this video and i really thank you for this. Right now I'm in current position of valedictorian:)

[@Thebluegirl-ve5ys]

Omg congratulations 🎊 I'm only in 8th grade right now, I have always loved school, even though sometimes I'm not the smartest😅. However, I am constantly trying, and being valedictorian would be an amazing dream on mine. I hope you get and learn whatever else you are looking for 😁

[@APOLLO_PRINT]

if you have a pc just put it away for one year, trust.

[@Danboyny]

This helps so much my gpa got a huge boost from 2.6 to 3.5 this helps so much and I finally know my potential thanks man.

[@doesntmatter2732]

I think one thing you should’ve mentioned during tip 8 is the Leitner system, you talked about it in one of your shorts

[@SkiSailCode2681]

I love your vids! They help sooo much. When I first stumbled across your videos I was like: oh jeez I’m gonna be in high school soon so better listen to this smarty. Especially if I wanna be a biomedical software engineer that wants to go to UPENN

[@RohanD9987]

The secret is there is no secret. Just hardwork and dedication.

[@exinr6930]

The point about taking as many AP classes as possible can’t be stressed enough. A lot of bright students who don’t try to game the system by taking easy APs or extra APs are disappointed in their rank by senior year even if they did amazingly throughout high school.

[@giulliafernandes]

in my country valedictorian is just someone chosen by other students or (in my case) the coordinator asked us "who wants to be the valedictorian?", a girl raised her hand. I don't think she was the best in class, but her speech was very amazing

[@NickOfYes]

I realized I used the Feynman Technique without knowing lol. I also love it as well it helped me study for state testing and I noticed my scores improve. It got me through middle school so I HIGHLY recommend it and hope it helps you like it did me!

[@FireRodAwesomeTHEOLD]

i this guy is singlehandedly the reason most people graduate

[@albertsprag6141]

has been a personal hero of mine since 2020. I expect him to have very bright careers serving humanity in the future by helping spouse to uncover cheater.

[@RussellSproutz1]

As a Valedictorian in my high school, this is very accurate!

[@teenagemady354]

Hi, do honors classes boost your gpa if you get a high A in them? Or is it only for ap classes

[@darengriffiths6097]

God is worthy to be praised 🎉 I really needed to see this video and it was the first one I saw after I came off a call with my father talking about school. Thank you sir for the time and effort you took to make this video for us.

[@adrilobbz8550]

Amen🎉

[@ranhithasdailydialogues891]

Can you create a video on how to make your summer productivity so that you are ahead of everyone else in the beginning of the school year?

[@WELVAS.]

What I wish is that schools would teach their students how to study and educating that everyone is different so use what works best for them. I feel like these are tricks that you need to get into a habit early on so you are setup for success early rather than last minute. KZbin is a great resource and thank you for posting this. Imagine how much better students around the world would perform everyone was educated on studying tricks than having to figure it out by chance.

[@monke.6625]

Pov: you watched this even the school year is almost over 💀

[@ShadowlikesART]

It's summer rn 💀

[@Interreels609]

Im also in summer 😂

[@chcopuddin1335]

I’m an 8th grader and I aspire to be valedictorian. I’m top of my classes but sometimes I slack. I don’t want to be one of those gifted kids who ended up average throughout high school and their lives. I want to end high school strong then go to a good college.

[@xdyxag]

Please make a video on chatgpt, I would like to use it but I'm afraid I will use it as a advantage and use it for everything I do for classes, and I don't want to be lazy or rely on it for everything, especially since I will need the knowledge for final exams.

[@BillowyWall2733]

I’m in the best public school in my state with 40% Indians so no way I’m graduating top of my class

[@Long_Wenus]

Due to schedule complications, I wasn't able to take as much ap classes as I wanted, so I am currently #2 at the start of senior year.

[@indie.plays_x]

It’s ok! Keep going, I’m sure you will be able to reach the top soon! Remember, like Gohar said: Don’t compare yourself to the others, they are not worthy of your time. Just go for your own strengths and let them dwell on their own sadness 😂 (just kidding about the last bit) Anywho, keep going! I’m rooting for you 🎉

[@Long_Wenus]

@@indie.plays_x Thank you! :)

[@ElonMasks]

Just play it like a chess game

[@indie.plays_x]

@@ElonMasks huh

[@darkspark8065]

I’ll mention you at my valedictorian speech In 4years 😊

[@SiddharthRBalamurugan]

10:51 copilot is better (never gives straightaway answers(mostly) helps you figure out the stuff yourself)

[@alias_undercover]

I failed my 2 of my AS exams last year and plan on retaking it this year. I hope I pass.

[@cashback3293]

This guy would be such a good dad bro

[@cherryblossom3396]

1:33 tip number 2 2:06 tip number 3 4:00 tip number 4 5:06 tip 🔢 5 6:50 tip number 7 *sorry for skipping number 6* 8:15 tip number 8

[@alnajla-fe1lp]

hey gohar, can u have a separate video on how to use chatgpt correctly? i would really appreciate it! ps. i really love your content, its helping me a lot in school

[@GhostofTheUchiha22]

im trying to get into princeton or ucla in the future thanks so much for the advice im class of 2027 and i needed it i pray to god i get into a good college

[@indie.plays_x]

Good luck! ❤

[@alexanderwolverton7797]

Can you make a video of all the school supplies you should get

[@michaela_heit.416]

Going into sophomore year, we arent allowed to take ap classes until junior year.. im gonna have to clutch this 😭

[@finherox]

Hey Gohar! Thanks for the tips it would help a lot! I making some shorts for digital applications too that would help us more and these tips would definitely help me because I am in middle school right now. Thanks Gohar!

[@ypbj]

Thank you. God bless everyone ❤

[@ItzMe191]

My daughter has her sophomore with 5 APs with no.1 rank sofar, very very hardworking but not sleeping well. I am worried. Is that how everyone studying? I am worried as a parent. Please share your views kiddos.

[@Airforce1582]

At my school we just took a test for Harvard and I followed all your strategies

[@HaroonRashid-o6f]

I love your videos so much. I'm a freshman in highschool myself and im struggling in studying and grades your videos really motivated me to focus more and achieve my goals.

[@Infinix9221]

Harder classes My school offers the same course for all students + it doesnt offer any ap classes All other tips will be very useful

[@JohnSmith-sq5mg]

Then you are in a disadvantage compared to others just take the hardest course possible and take the act/sat and get a good score then tell it to the admissions people that your school didn’t have ap classes

[@viewer917]

Me watching this video despite me graduating High School 3 years ago knowing dang well that I'm in a bad spot in life because of me failing my high school goals

[@davidtran9455]

It’s never too late to get back on track. You got this!

[@reshmibabu]

I literally choked water when u were saying some students will be scrolling phone for 30 mins one hour and few more hours... It's just so true

[@chr0m3d0m3]

Please do the ChatGPT video!!!

[@theroyalcorgi4463]

I'm in 8th grade and just found out today that despite having a total average of a 99 for all 3 years I unfortunately was neither salutation or valedictorian. Hopefully this video can help me in highschool! If anyone has any tips that would be greatly appreciated, and what classes should I take if my highschool offers both honors, AP and college level courses

[@theroyalcorgi4463]

@@Leoacetrading You're telling me you've never heard of a moving up ceremony from middle to high school with a valedictorian and salutatorian?? Maybe it's different where you live, but that's the case for me.

[@theroyalcorgi4463]

@@Leoacetrading That's true. Middle school isn't all that big of a deal, but for some reason that title meant something to me, also my classes were fairly easy, and my school had like 4 other kids whose grades were in the same general area

[@ilykatara]

a middle school valedictorian💀😭 i wouldnt bother taking honors classes in hs unless they boost your gpa or u want a challenge. take APs instead bc most of the time they boost your gpa. you can also do dual enrollment but idk if that boosts ur gpa. its good if you want college credit though. good luck luv

[@theroyalcorgi4463]

@@ilykatara tysm!

[@teenagemady354]

@@ilykatarado honors classes boost gpa if you get an A+ in the course? I’m kinda confused

[@trev.louis_23]

Awesome vid...thanks for all you do!

[@SophieClaude-r3j]

I can't believe how you are so good at studying AND an awesome KZbinr

[@sds1483]

Hey Gohar, I’d like to see you make a video about ChatGPT :)

[@laeticialana]

I would like the chatgpt video!

[@AneXineohp]

I should've taken AP Lit earlier because I was dying in AP Gov my Freshmen year, tho i passed with either a 97 or 100 (i forgot which one, I just know it wasn't under a 95). I got a 2 on the Gov Exam because I didn't study as much as I should've (plus I spazzed on the essays, and was too detailed in every sentence). Bro, I would've gotten a 5 easy on the exam because Eng Lit is so easy, like all u have to do is read, and if u suck at vocab, just buy a dictionary and memorize 20-30 words a week or biweekly. You only need good comprehension skills and good vocabulary to excel at Eng Lit, at least that's how I excelled at ELA for all my academic years, elementary to high school. Like I can't emphasize enough how easy Eng Lit is, especially if it's ur first language. Watch movies, and find the least sociopolitical movie your streaming platform offers. If you have to, just don't watch movies or shows from ig after 2017-2019 (so no 2017-2023 movies/shows), or watch movies and shows outside of the Western world (comprehending media outside of English speaking media actually helps with your comprehension abilities in general and with English). Just read your own novels outside of class and even in between classes, they aren't boring if you find a subject you find interesting, like two books made for someone with at least a 1200 Lexile level, so like 9th grade level if you're in 8th grade preparing for high school and ur high school lets u have AP classes as a Freshman. The Lexile level interval is not as high for kids nowadays, but at least aim for books made for ppl with what is now considered advanced reading abilities (1200-1700 Lexile levels). Honestly, Lexile ability test your willingness to try and understand a piece of text regardless of length and your vocabulary most, so read more to develop vocabulary and comprehension will come the more you read and build your mental library, aka what your mind is able to process and relay without much effort, like images from books you read won't be hard to process as you build how many books you read. You won't excel as well if you're reading books considered fit for your grade level, because that might honestly be low, but be critical of what's considered high. Don Quixote is an easy read for some people, while Huckleberry Finn might raise some eyebrows every so often. And take your time while reading, no one cares if you finished your test first, and the ppl that do won't make your grades any better. You don't need to read 1984 by George Orwell in under 5 hours just because it's considered a short read. No one will get mad at you for spending days on one book, pondering each topic in it, surely none of the writers of any of the novels would. Just stretch it out to fit your speed of comprehension and mental world building. I kinder deterred from the point I was gonna make, but I just want ppl to care about their literary abilities more, as English literature is so amazing. If you prefer Chinese literature or some other known to be great literature, go right ahead and enjoy it, especially if English isn't your first language, but giving English works a try is still a good idea because most literature regardless of place in the world is great.

[@KingshukRoy08]

Hey Gohar great video! Can you make a video on extracurriculars and college essays for ivy leagues?

[@subhombaruah8004]

This man is the true master oogway for all non-medical students who want to persue ivy league education kuddos 👊👍