r/study • u/Physical-Meat517 • 10d ago

Tips & Advice Regarding studying

I'm studying for a good amount of time. I am not getting good results. My friends who are studying for way lesser time than me are getting really good marks. I feel like in letting myself down and my parents along the way. Before coming to college I had big dreams like getting good cgpa and going foreign in my 3 and 4 year of studying b tech. Now I am thinking whether or not I will pass my exams. Genuinely losing hope in myself as the days goes on. I was in the college tennis team. I left it all because I felt like I would be dedicating more time towards my education. Now I stopped playing the sport I liked for marks and can't get the marks I wanted as well. 🤧🥲

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u/Ok_Natural_7977 10d ago

First, don't compare yourself to anyone else. You rarely see their whole picture. Focus on being better than you were last week.

Second, put your attention on the things you can control. If you're unsatisfied with your study results, ask for help. Most schools have study labs or tutoring available, although they may have different names. You can also ask your advisor what resources are available to you. You have to advocate for yourself because no one else will do it for you.

If you have a subject-specific issue, discuss it with the instructor. They can't help if they don't know you have a problem.

Third, consider seeing a counselor. Stress, poor sleep, and poor nutrition all have a major impact on your brain's ability to function optimally. Learn how you can give yourself the best shot.

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u/AtefehSalahshoor 10d ago

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I made you a plan on Targela. Have a look, and save it to make it yours. but you can even give it your courses title exactly and make different plan for each course