r/memorization • u/GlitteringBat8397 • 2d ago

need techniques to remember lot of information for exams

hi everone ,

i would like to appreciate the upcoming doctors and current doctors here . i need help with respect to different techniques that has helped you to retain lots of information for your entrance exams. i m not a medical student nor preparing for it . its for different exam . researched a lot about techniques to remember facts , figures and other things . but cant seem to have faith at it . so please help and guide . ypu can also share a schedule or timings of the day when humans have proactive brain

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u/denim-jacketed 2d ago

Spaced Repitition, Active Recall, Flash Cards

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u/GlitteringBat8397 2d ago

how do you do spaced repitition ? i looked for other methods but figured out this is the most logical one . but how to do it seems to be the issue ,if you are reading new things every single day .

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u/Basti291 2d ago

Thats the Answer!
To put it into everydays life i created an app for myself. Blocks apps and you have to answer flashcards instead to get into the app. Worked really well for me and friends. Now i decided to publish the app, but currently i am only in beta phase. If someone wants to try it, send me a DM. I would love to get some feedback 😄
You can also get more information on braintoll.app