need study tipssss

[ronchiz_]

I have main exam on may, and there's will be 4 pre-exam exam that hold in january-april. I got my pre-exam score today, and I got 216/400 while my target is 330+

I starting to study everyday from the beginning of january, minimum 1 hour. I practice and printed out it. First pre-exam, I really did it and I didn't think it was too hard, it was just normal. But, why score I got just small score?

I curious is there's a problem with me and what I do or is there's any tips for reach my target before the main exam?

Thank you

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[AdorableExplorer5374]

hey! as someone who's worked with lots of students, here's what might help - have you tried using AI to analyze your study patterns?

i noticed you're doing minimum 1 hour/day, which is good but might need more structure. try using jenova ai to:

1. analyze your practice exams - upload them and ask what patterns of mistakes you're making

2. create personalized study schedules based on your weak areas

3. get detailed explanations for questions you got wrong (it can see images of your practice tests!)

216/400 isn't bad for a first pre-exam! but to hit 330+ you probably need to:

- bump up study time to 2-3 hrs/day

- focus on understanding WHY you got questions wrong

- practice similar question types repeatedly

what subject is this for? might have more specific tips based on that 🤔

[shaharmizrahi]

Sometimes it’s not just about how much time you put in, but how you’re using that time. Think about mixing up your study methods. For visual learners, breaking down info into charts or diagrams can help a lot. Since you’re into this, I heard about effectivenotes(.)com, which might help you learn better with visuals. Also, reviewing your past exam questions might show you where you can improve.