🚫 Top 5 Mistakes Students Make While Studying (Aur Unka Jugaad!)

 

🚫 Top 5 Mistakes Students Make While Studying (Aur Unka Jugaad!)

A blog by Juhi (StudiesSprouts)

😵 “Itna padha phir bhi yaad nahi raha!”

Yeh line aapke ya aapke bachche ke mooh se nikli hai?
Toh ho sakta hai — padhai mein mehnat hai, lekin approach galat hai.
Let’s fix that with some smart jugaads!

❌ Mistake #1: Sirf Kitabein Padna, Samajhna Nahi

“Main pura chapter 3 baar pad chuka hoon.”
Lekin agar samjha nahi, toh wo 3 baar = zero.

✅ Jugaad:

  • Har paragraph ke baad "mujhe kya samjha?" poochho

  • Short notes banao in your own words

  • Samjhao kisi ko — tabhi pata chalega actual understanding

❌ Mistake #2: Last Minute Revision

“Ek raat mein sab revise kar lunga.”
Beta, brain neend bhi chahta hai, overload nahi!

✅ Jugaad:

  • 7-day mini revision plan banao (I can help!)

  • Flashcards aur summaries last moment ke saviour hote hain

  • Raat bhar jagna mat, light dinner + 7 hr sleep best hai

❌ Mistake #3: Har Subject Ko Equal Time Dena

“Main har subject ko 2-2 ghante deta hoon daily.”
Zaruri nahi — sab subjects equal struggle hoon.

✅ Jugaad:

  • Time table strong & weak subjects ke basis pe banao

  • Weak subject = zyada time + extra support

  • Strong subject = smart revision + mock tests

❌ Mistake #4: Mobile Se Padhna, Par Distraction Bhi

“Main PDF padhta hoon… par beech mein YouTube bhi dekh leta hoon.”
Digital study is powerful, but distraction is more dangerous.

✅ Jugaad:

  • Use “Focus Mode” on phone

  • Read offline PDF (download & airplane mode on)

  • 25-min study + 5-min break = Pomodoro magic

❌ Mistake #5: Apne Aap Se Compare Karna

“Mujhe toh kuch nahi aata… sab better hain.”
Sabka pace alag hota hai. Stop self-doubt, start self-work.

✅ Jugaad:

  • Apni journey likho, apne goals ke saath

  • Every small win = real progress

  • Tum apne competition ho — kisi aur ke nahi

🌟 Juhi’s Final Note

Main bhi student thi — mujhe bhi ye sab mistakes karni padi.
Aaj main PDF banati hoon taaki tumhe shortcut mil jaye — samajhne ka, seekhne ka, grow karne ka. 🌱

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