How to Make A Timetable for your Examination

Here, in this article we are going to try and look at how to make a proper timetable for your exam preparation.

With this Session of Academics coming to an end, Students have to prepare for one last exam to clear their respective classes. A Timetable can surely come handy at this point of time. It can also help you get motivated and make you feel confident. A Timetable can give you a perspective about how much you have to cover and how much time you have.

Make a list of your Activities for a Common Day

Playing games, Sleeping, Eating etc. write them down under your common activities. This practice will gave you an idea about time and how much you can save by just cutting some things down the list.

Setting up a Time Table

Collect all of your assignment and Syllabus as in collecting your whole course together. This also include the papers, assignment, online content and projects together and not to leave anything for later or out of syllabus. Consider the time for studying and make a spread sheet accordingly.

Time

Allocate appropriate time to each subjects and common activities like bathing, lunch, dinner etc. As per the subjects, time can be categories as the difficult the subject more time should be provided to that. And also you should allocate that particular time when you are feeling more concentrated and relaxed. One should also allocate some time to physical exercise or to playing games. It can make you feel relaxed and refreshes your mind.

Schedule your session accordingly

Try to schedule more than one subject during your whole day. This point can change when you need to concentrate on a single subject as some point of time. A single subject for a whole day can exhaust you and make you frustrated. You can’t concentrate over the other subjects as you may feel exhausts having no energy at all.

Using the Time Table

Try to follow your schedule strictly as per your time table. Keep your will stronger as it may get hard to follow. It will take time for you to get used to it. Don’t feel stressed about not following it perfectly.

Keep a tab for revision also, as you have made so much effort in making a timetable. If something doesn’t feel right make sure to fix it. Just try your best to stick to your timetable. Best of luck with your exams and feel free to ask any Question.

Share with your friends and teach them how to make a time table for the upcoming examination.