While getting ready, you should be adaptable. You must consider your cooperation as well as your weak points. Educators, guardians, companions, and seniors can all help you with this. Set aside some extra time for the subjects<\/strong> or topics in which you have low test scores, especially maths, which requires regular practice.<\/p>\n

1. After getting home from school, take a half-hour nap or rest. This will re-energize your brain and body after a long day of inactivity.<\/p>\n

2. Try not to read constantly for long periods of time. After each 1-2 hours of study, you should take a 10-20 minutes break. Because math can be exhausting, take a break while doing the following exercises.<\/p>\n

3. In your pocket, keep some scraps of paper. You can jot down key points, hypotheses, formulae, and conditions that are difficult to recall. You can update and revise them on a regular basis.<\/p>\n

4. Foods high in nutrient C will aid in memory enhancement and improve susceptibility.<\/p>\n

5. In the morning, do 20-30 minutes of yoga\/pranayam. In the long run, this will aid in better blood flow.<\/p>\n

6. To keep your body fit, eat more leafy foods on a regular<\/p>\n