Study Smarter, Not Harder
The skills of learning is to study effectively that the great way to pace your learning. Ask question to yourself and if you don't understand it, revise it again. If you were learning or reading anything, ask question Why? Where? When?. If you get the answer you are on right path . We don't want that you become topper but you become successful person it's our goal. Make your goal today itself and don't stop until you did not achieve it.
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