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According to Cambridge dictionary a crash course is defined as : " A course that teaches you a lot of basic facts in a very short time" I could have written a sugar coated article here but I will be blunt. I don't want to misguide the fellow aspirants. Because of the hype created for the prestigious IITs and NITs. Most of us start preparing for JEE as early as possible. As we are heading towards the final exam day we tend to boost our preparation to the peak level. This feeling, yes!! this very felling urges us to join these crash courses. Okay! let me ask you a question. Have you ever wondered? Why only a few students are able to make it to the top place although millions of students go for its preparation. Think for a while and you may get the answer yourself. I guess you have got the answer to this. These crash courses are a boost to your years and months of preparation. If you have played games like Subway Surfers or Temple Run then you will have encounte

Greetings Friend! Now without wasting your time, directly let's come to your question. I would suggest you read this article and understand it fast. And make this a habit, start with this answer if you haven’t started yet. Being a dropper isn’t your weakness or liability. It is a strength for you. How???? Preparing for Mains January's attempt, you don’t have to worry about your board exams anymore. You have experienced the real exam environment & you know well about the process that takes place in the exam. You are aware of the mistakes that you made earlier.Take a note of them.This year you should be in a win-win situation & for that, these mistakes and consistent work towards your goal will help you out. How do I complete such a big syllabus? First of all the syllabus isn’t big. We make it feel big to us. Hacks (my language)for making the syllabus small: 1st one I have discussed in the starting of the answer. Most of the chapters are linked. When

As the D-day comes closer we start increasing our preparation efficiency and time management skills.But still there are some hacks which if known then help a lot during the exams.And here we go... Rehearse the exact situation that is going to happen on D-day a day before so that you are prepared for almost every possibility for the next day. Have some fruits like apple just before going inside the examination hall.This will keep you fill throughout the exam and you won't feel hungry. Also fruits won't consume much energy for being digested and you won't feel dizzy during the exam. While rehearsing the situation for the next day also keep packing the things required for the exam like stationary,documents,ID cards etc. A day before the exam take a light meal and have a sound sleep of around 8 hours.Switch off mobile phones or any other disturbing elements which can hamper your sleep. If the exam is based on rote learning then studying at the eleventh may help but othe

Getting punched in the face is a sobering experience. But it also teaches you that you are stronger than you think. But many people don’t want to go through that process of pain We as human beings don’t like getting hurt. We are naturally averse to pain and instinctively shy away from it. The paradox of combat sports/ systems whatever is that a lot of good strategies are tending to counter intuitive to some degree. People very easily confuse karate as a violent sport. It isn’t a combat fight sport which promotes violence. Rather karate is for self-defense purposes. Even Karate means empty hand self-defense art.  In the beginning the ability to defend against an attack falls back to free fighting techniques. Defense relies on the easiest and perhaps favorite techniques. The advantage here is having been attacked in class, a confrontation on the street is not a new situation. Distancing is second nature. Reaction become automatic. As one progresses the underlying

Being a martial arts instructor I know the joy children have whilst learning martial arts. But there are many more reasons why kids should learn #martialarts. Parents should encourage and sign their children up and start reaping the benefits early! Self-Discipline- The modern day children are accustomed to getting what they want when they want. Martial arts teach restraint and patience. No one wants their child to spend hours and hours playing video games or sitting in front of the Television screen .Learning martial arts will help them get off their screens and sofas and encourage them to be physically active. Having a competition or tournament that the children can aim for helps teach them to set goals in life and whether they win or not it helps them to deal with either outcome which will be beneficial in later life. Martial arts teaches them to respect seniors as well as the place where they practice as they learn the arts. In this way it instills the habit of respecting o

Aloha Amigos! Feeling sleepy is something I encountered a lot during my JEE preparations :p. Here are some of the tried and tested foolproof hacks (as in my language) which will solve your problem: Develop a habit of reading and understanding things fast.This will help you a lot. Try to take most of the food in breakfast ,a light dinner( try avoiding much rice made stuffs in lunch),and have a very light dinner.(trust me!!! I didn’t eat anything made outside my home & my mumma took special care of my diet during my preparation time.Sometimes it was monotonous and fustrating but at the end it was all worth.) Take power naps (it is a short sleep taken during the working day in order to restore one’s mental alertness).These power naps are very helpful in improving health issues also like blood pressure,stress etc. Adding some science into it.You must have have experienced that sometimes when you get up then also you are not satisfied with it.Also it must have happened that y