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Understand Rather Than Memorizing

Understand Rather Than Memorizing

Memorization matters, but it’s more often as a means to understanding rather than an end in itself.

This means that deeply understanding the core concepts behind any exam you study for should be a top priority.

For understanding a concept you can use feynman's technique, in this technique , one tries to put out any concept or topic that you want to study on a piece of paper as if you are explaining it to someone , and by using Simple language and terminologies.

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