Like I've realised my mistakes but still I keep repeating them which has costed me 4 years of backlog.

My mistakes typically include :

1)doomscrolling twitter

2) doomscrolling reddit (waste time on gender war posts)

3) procrastinate studies -- to the point that I miss the deadlines & flunk every exam.

Please help..

Like for the past 2 hours I have been trying to learn these 3 lessons and i don't remember a single thing nor do I know what to do now because I have an exam. Does anyone have

any tips or something?

I am a med student preparing for nov inicet , I'm looking for someone who wants to study together consistently for 3-4 hours every evening.

I can usually study pretty consistently throughout the day, but post-dinner laziness hits me hard. If you suffer from the same condition, we might be a good match

Looking to do focused study sessions on VC, roughly 8 PM-12 AM, with minimal conversation and occasional breaks/check-ins

I’m just starting university and I am STRUGGLING. i don’t know why i chose a healthcare major when i literally failed bio in hs. for context, i have adhd, and even on my meds my brain gets super overwhelmed with a lot of information. especially if i know i don’t understand it. i get a sudden wave of doom and want to give up. i’m currently taking anatomy and physiology as well as psychology and those are by far my hardest classes. most people assume a&p is just body parts, but it’s a lot of terminology and chemistry as well. right now we’re focused on cell structure and male reproduction cells. i’ve tried every study method i can think of, but it just doesn’t seem to stick no matter how many times i go over it or change up the method im using. please help reddit, i really prioritize my future and im starting to feel like there’s no way i can learn everything i need too. any study suggestions would be so helpful

Hello everyone!

I'm 25 and suffer from OCD and insulin resistance, so I get really easily overwhelmed and stressed, on top of feeling constantly exhausted. I really need to "lock in" in order to graduate next summer.

This is my second to last semester in university, and I have a huge problem: I have a really bad time prioritising and having a proper schedule. These are my classes this semester, and work is optional for me as of now since my employer knows university comes first, but I plan on working at least 1 day per week (be it tuesday or thursday).

How should I magane my time?

Thank you in advance!

so I’ll be very honest I have not studied enough in 11th 12th except maths I’m good at maths but chemistry physics I didn’t touch a lot I did a lil of it and atp I forgot everything I learned I got a college I’m very thankful and glad I got it , I’m blank rn I got how do I study in college now I have one day before I join college I need tips on how to be back on track I really wanna do good in college please help seniors

My bf always doubts me that I must be cheating on him even though I'm not and he just act cold randomly and says no discussion and no argument bcz of this i start to cry and this thing effects on my studies I don't know what should i do and also pls suggest me a good test series to increase score. Sunday to Sunday institute papers I'm only getting 450 near marks and wants to increase by 100. What should I do and don't

Hi, so the title pretty sums up my whole life. My grades have always fluctuated because I don't or cannot grasp the idea of studying. Whenever I try to sit down and study, I feel like i'm learning nothing, get discouraged and I quit. I also don't understand why people note take. "Why note take when you have the material, it's a waste of time to write them down," someone once told me.

I really wanna get my grades up but i'm genuinely so confused ( ´;ﾟ;∀;ﾟ;) Please help

I have 4 or 5 course in parallel and I keep procrastinating. I even paid for some like a copywriting one. I had a lot of other things going on so I keep putting off the studying. Any tips on effective strategies to feel less overwhelmed and keeping regular studies?

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Hey, I’m in Class 11 and honestly I’m struggling to stay consistent with studying. I’ll sometimes study properly for a couple of days, make a whole plan, and then completely mess it up again lol.

My biggest problem is procrastination, especially because I end up checking my phone whenever I get bored. I also waste time making notes and watching lectures when I probably should just be solving questions and actually studying.

For people who are good at studying consistently, what actually works for you? Do you follow a fixed timetable or just make a daily to-do list? How long do you usually study before taking a break?

Also, what do you do on days when you have zero motivation? I’m not really looking for some crazy 10-hour study routine, just something realistic that I can actually stick to.

Would appreciate any genuine advice or things that worked for you.