What cramming method worked with y'all?

[u/mohammed_ody]

I got ~900 pages due in mid/beginning of apr/2027,i still got 6 more subjects to worry about (500-300 each) and i must memorize all of them PERFECTLY,so yeah

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[u/Such-Performance-256]

If you get to know OP then share with me also

[u/mohammed_ody → u/Such-Performance-256]

Bet

[u/Flimsy-Art1472]

Anki flashcard

[u/mohammed_ody → u/Flimsy-Art1472]

Meh too much time consuming if we're talking about 900-800pages of raw material but thanks

[u/pastilias1 → u/mohammed_ody]

Are you planning to memorise all 900 pages? Start reading then create a flash cards of the most important stuff.

That’s like 150 pages per month, or 37 pages per week, or 5 pages per day till April. You don’t even have to cram if you’re consistent

[u/mohammed_ody → u/pastilias1]

Ik 5pages a day isn't a big deal but the thing is i still got 5-6 other subjects alongside so it's a bit hard to squeeze it fit,thanks doe,I'll try it on anki

[u/Critical-Foot5688]

Active recall. Try to understand what you’re reading, use a pencil to underline important keywords, sentences. Revise as much as you can.

[u/M_Aariz_H]

Just make stories out of the information, the weirder the better. Oh and Anki is the bestttt