How CA Final/Inter May 20 students can increase effective hours?

CA Rohit kapoor | Last updated: 02 March 2020

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With only two months left for the CA Final and Inter May 20 exams, many students find themselves studying only 5-6 hours a day. This article proposes a structured 13-hour study plan, divided into four slots, designed to significantly increase effective study time. The plan prioritises tackling challenging subjects in the morning when the mind is freshest and incorporates short breaks, power naps, and leisure time to maintain focus and memory retention.

2 months are left for CA Final and Inter exams but still when I ask CA Students appearing inMay 20 about the effective hours of study. The most common answer that I get is5-6 hours which means they are utilizing only 25% time of the day in studies. The question is, Are 5-6 hours sufficient? I kno

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FAQ :

The article suggests a structured 13-hour study plan, which is double the typical 5-6 hours many students currently manage, to maximise effective learning.

It is recommended to study the subject that scares you the most during the first slot of the day, from 5:00 am to 8:00 am, when your mind is freshest.

The day is divided into four main study slots: 5:00 am - 8:00 am, 9:30 am - 12:30 pm, 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm, and 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm, with breaks and leisure time in between.

Short breaks and power naps, such as the one suggested from 8:00 am to 8:45 am, are crucial for boosting memory and preventing study fatigue, making continuous long hours of study inadvisable.

Students are advised to keep mobile phones away, unsubscribe from excessive YouTube channels, and avoid getting distracted by social media during study slots. Planning the next day before sleep also helps minimise wasted time.

Making handwritten short revision notes, particularly for theoretical subjects, is highly recommended as they are convenient for revision after a long day of studying.