1. When to study and how much? - Deepstash
1. When to study and how much?

1. When to study and how much?

We all know studying a lot can lead to a great mark. However, if you cram it all it will be difficult to comprehend. So, we need to know how to space out our study times. Spread out study times beats crammed by a significant amount. This is because when you study and then come back to it in the time that you left your brain was slowly comprehending. 

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I have had 2 tests this week and I got 93% on both of them which is totally an ace for me so here's how I did it. For all the tips there is a diagram provided below.

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