As there’s a saying, “Time and tide wait for none”. However, both can be tapped efficiently using the right method. With just three months left for Board exams, most of you may have the thought ‘How to utilize the remaining days wisely.  Here are a few tips on how you can manage time efficiently during your preparation.

Find out when your brain works best. Is it in the morning, afternoon or during late night? Prepare a timetable accordingly. Don’t start studying at 10:00 pm unless you are a late night person.  During your free time, do tasks that are less demanding like organizing notes, writing your plans for next day.

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