[AsK]emUnited: Getting 80%+ marks in FSc in 25 days

 




Question 9: Getting 80%+ marks in FSc in 25 days

preparation both Part 1 and Part 2.

   Due to some personal reasons, I could not take my FSc. examinations on time. This year I am going for Composite Exam part 1 and 2 and then I’ll be taking MCAT. I feel depressed, I have listened to lectures, made notes but I don’t think I can make it. I need a methodology to study in 24-25 days for revision.
-Shairbaz Khosa. 

Answer

First things first, Depression is not going to help you with the anything. It will just make things worse. I know It's easy said then done but you have to be your own saviour. If you need something done you have to put all your energy in that and also you need to have the faith that whatever the outcome is, it is going to be the best for you. 
You have worked hard for the exams and it is now the time to make this final attempt to succeed. For revision in 20-25 days, I'll present a sample schedule which you can implement according to your priorities and examination.

Day 1-4 Chemistry 
Day 5 chemistry revision.
Day 6-8  biology 
Day 9 revision biology 
Day 10-11 English 
Day 12-15 physics 
16 physics revision 
17-19/20: Urdu + Pak.studies

In the revision days, solve the past papers and time yourself. Work on time management and paper presentation. Go through the key points,notes, numericals, high-yield topics. And keep your anxiety levels in check. The most important thing: PRAY. PRAY HARD. PRAY LIKE YOU'VE NEVER PRAYED BEFORE. MAKE IT A 'DO-OR-DIE' SITUATION WHEN IT COMES TO PRAYERS. 
-Unsa Athar. 


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