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- 09 May
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Do 10 hrs study and at least 1 hr on analysis...to check your strength and weakness
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- 13 Mar
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a 6 hours of study will give you 3 hours of output in return...so u need to increase your timing for better results...
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- 07 Mar
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it doesnot matter how many hours you study but even if u study 2 hours with concentration making notes then you will succeed
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- 12 Feb
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allot a timetable for your studies and follow it. study time varies from person to person. efficient and effective learning of about 4 hours is a must. don't cram up your session, give time for other activities too.
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- 12 Feb
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how many hours studied is not important.practice some questions on the lessons you have studied in everyday.you should have a concept about all lessons.
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- 12 Feb
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study consistantly at an average of six hours a day or more but not less than that and also don't study all the three subjects in a single day
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- 27 Dec
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i would suggest self study for 6 hours ..Even if you go for coaching classes.Self study is a must.
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- 08 Dec
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