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SVEN [57.7K]
3 years ago
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How can I study for 10+ hours a day without getting depressed and how can I make myself get used to it? I must study continually

for 10 months non-stop, then I have exams in 7 subjects (only one exam for each in those 10 months) and the results will determine my future. I'm supposed to study +10 hours a day and I'm not used to such hours.?
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allsm [11]3 years ago
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Calm down. First, it is IMPOSSIBLE to stay focused for 10 hours a day so don't even attempt. I would say three hours a day (WITH PLENTY OF BREAKS) is the best amount if you're so determined. You have a life to live and you will stress yourself out too much. Being stress free is a part of preparing for exams. You have 10 months. Create a study schedule. Use the weekdays with 3 hours to prepare for the harder subjects and weekends and 1.5 hour to prepare for easier subjects. Nobody has to study 10 hours a day. Not even those in medical school. Continuous practice and trying to see how ideas relate to everyday life will really help. Think of some weird connections to help remember a concept. I'm not sure what these tests are for and why you're taking them but just relax. Honestly.
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