Do you ever feel like 24 hours isn’t enough to study all your subjects? Are you better at some subjects compared to others? Do you find it hard to pick a time and subject to study?

As a student, creating time to study can sometimes be challenging, especially when you have more subjects to study. Creating a study timetable helps you study all your subjects effectively and use your time wisely for academic growth and other activities.

Below are the steps to follow in creating a study timetable that works effectively.

1. List and Categorise Your Subjects by Order of Difficulty  

Make a list of your subjects and categorise them in the order of easy to hard. This allows you to know what you need to learn and when. It also helps you manage your time and create time for other activities.

Categorising your subjects is the first step to creating a study timetable that works, gets you a better result, and keeps you motivated to study more.

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2. Set a Goal for Each Subject

What do you want to achieve by creating a study timetable? What grade do you want to get in each subject? Do you want to prepare for an exam? Once you know your goals, you can plan your timetable accordingly.

3. Consider Your Time Limitations and Study Habits

How much time do you have to study each day? Ensure to note your other activities, such as school, leisure, and extracurricular activities. You should also consider your natural study habits. What time do you study at your best? Do you prefer to study in short bursts or for longer periods of time? How do you study best? Note these factors.

4. Make it Realistic and Simple, and Choose the Right Study Time

Don’t cram too much into your study timetable. Be conscious of your time constraints and study habits. It’s better to start with two subjects daily and then gradually increase the number of subjects and study time as you get more comfortable with your timetable.

Choose study times that work for you and that you are most likely to be more productive. If you get tired or distracted, take short breaks and come back to your studies later.

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Additional Tips for Maximising Your Study Timetable

• Use a learning tool. uLesson is the learning companion you need to help you create a study timetable, provide you with the resources you need to succeed, and track your academic progress.
• Be flexible and change your study timetable as your schedule changes.
• Take breaks. Don’t study for hours on end without taking a break.
• Reward yourself. When you reach a goal on your timetable, reward yourself with something you enjoy. This helps you stay motivated.

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What uLesson Has For You

uLesson offers a variety of resources, including easy-to-understand video lessons, interactive live classes, games to compete with other learners, practice quizzes, learning analysis to track your performance and know areas for improvement, homework help, practice exams for national and international exams, and so much more to improve your grades and stand out among your peers.

Download the uLesson app now, or use the web version here to get started.