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How Much Hours of Study Should I do????? (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter Gangstar1
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Well. It depends on:
1). How well you do at school naturally.
2). How much effort you have to put in to do well. It could be different for different people. Someone who has a natural aptitude for maths could do a lot less study than someone who struggles to understand it and still do just as well.
There isn't really a set amount of hours you should do each night to ensure that you get a 95-99 ATAR. The best thing to do is to work steadily throughout the year, ensure all your assignments are well done, organise well and get notes done, and practice. You should have a rough idea of how much you need to study to get the ATAR you want. But I'm aiming for above 95...and do about an hour and a half - two hours a night, probably. One day of each weekend is generally study, and the holidays are mostly studying. Hope this helps!
1). How well you do at school naturally.
2). How much effort you have to put in to do well. It could be different for different people. Someone who has a natural aptitude for maths could do a lot less study than someone who struggles to understand it and still do just as well.
There isn't really a set amount of hours you should do each night to ensure that you get a 95-99 ATAR. The best thing to do is to work steadily throughout the year, ensure all your assignments are well done, organise well and get notes done, and practice. You should have a rough idea of how much you need to study to get the ATAR you want. But I'm aiming for above 95...and do about an hour and a half - two hours a night, probably. One day of each weekend is generally study, and the holidays are mostly studying. Hope this helps!
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you could'nt possibly pin-point a number.. some people might only do 30 minutes a day or not even 5 minutes of study a day and could still get 96-97-98 by major cramming
.. others will have to work their arse off
i fall into the former category
.. well i hope so anyway
.. others will have to work their arse off
i fall into the former category
.. well i hope so anyway
Omnipotence
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24 hours. Who needs sleep?Hey guys,
Thanks~
On a serious note, your only in year 11. Relax.
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i know this^ guy personally.. and i shit you not, he's not joking
annabackwards
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It's not about working hard but about working smart. Just do enough to get what you need to do/plan to do done.
+1 yupp
no one will be able to give you an exact number - just make sure you keep it constant (as in like at least an hour a day just to refresh/review stuff
its easier in the long term this way) btw its how MANY hours of study not how much hours
+1 yupp
no one will be able to give you an exact number - just make sure you keep it constant (as in like at least an hour a day just to refresh/review stuff
its easier in the long term this way) btw its how MANY hours of study not how much hours
annabackwards
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Yeah, constant revision is the way to go. Cramming is great for people who are good at cramming but it isn't the best thing to do...+1 yupp
no one will be able to give you an exact number - just make sure you keep it constant (as in like at least an hour a day just to refresh/review stuff
btw its how MANY hours of study not how much hours
+1 to the part in bold.