3 Factors that keep you from scoring well.

Marks are not student friendly. What superman is for a batman fan, are marks for a student.

They just don’t get it how much ever hard they try. Some students call it to be the art of the possible. Others call it luck, but those who score really well know what’s the funda behind it.

We will today, list down three most important reasons that keep you from scoring well.

Lack of Conceptual Understanding

Unfortunately, our education system tests us more on our memorizing ability. This leads most of us to follow this pattern failing to realize it is concepts that make you score. Conceptual learning is rare and hence there are rare ranks.If you think this is your problem then now is the time to change the way you understand, An answer sheet of a student who is confident about his concepts appear to be different in front of a paper checker. If you’re not sure if this is your problem. The best way to do this is to apply your knowledge about the topic on questions outside your book. What I used to create my own questions and then solve it to check whether or not my concepts are clear. If I am not able to do it, that means I lack understanding, and if I am not able to solve it, that means I need more practice.

2. Concentration – a disguised pandora box

The power of concentration is greatly underrated. The greatest scientists, mathematicians and/or philopophers har only one thing in common, their concentration. It was exceptional and hence they succeeded in achieving more in less time. Concentration is managing your organs to optimize your efficiency. Indian’s have given this world the gift of yoga and meditation, we hardly use it for our own good.

To check how strong is your concentration, you can take a test by clicking here (you don’t need to register, just take it.)

Further to understand the importance and benefits of concentration have a look at this TED Talks

3. Distractions hurt a lot

It is almost certainly impossible to not get distracted when you have so much going around. So we are not suggesting to keep all your distractions away. We want to make you understand if you stay there for too long, it’s going to affect you. This brings us to being disciplined. Discipline is a difficult virtue, but sooner you start it, stronger it will get.

If you succeed to catch hold of all these three elements, there’s no looking back. Very soon mark sheets will send you a friend request and examinations would become your playground friends.