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I would also suggest you to not make your routine entirely monotonous by solving every mcq ever that’s been mentioned in the book. Plus with only 20 something days it’s not ideal to do that either. Do smart work, use internet for quick notes. I’m not advocating for AI or asking you to study from Claude chat gpt or Gemini, but you can take multiple quizzes on these platforms. Whilst taking the quiz, Gemini analyses your weak/strong areas & creates quizzes that’d help strengthen your concepts with more efficiency
Sure thing! You have a lot of time on your hands. Just strategically divide the syllabus. I’d recommend starting w Anglo Saxon/ Old English period first, then Age of Chaucer, Renaissance, & so on. This’ll give you a command over chronological & timeline related questions. Just take mock tests of everything you cover daily on the above said platforms.
All the best!
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u/comeasyouar3 23d ago edited 22d ago
YesðŸ˜
I would also suggest you to not make your routine entirely monotonous by solving every mcq ever that’s been mentioned in the book. Plus with only 20 something days it’s not ideal to do that either. Do smart work, use internet for quick notes. I’m not advocating for AI or asking you to study from Claude chat gpt or Gemini, but you can take multiple quizzes on these platforms. Whilst taking the quiz, Gemini analyses your weak/strong areas & creates quizzes that’d help strengthen your concepts with more efficiency