From 120 to 146 Corrects! The Revision Trick That Changed His NEET PG Prep, by Cerebellum Academy on YouTube. 1 min 28 s.
- Video length
- 1 min 28 s
- Time to do it
- 20 minutes
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Steps
- 8
What you need
Steps
Go through your recent practice questions and mock tests. Mark every question you got wrong or guessed.
Write each missed fact on a separate line in a notebook. Keep it short, one fact per line.
Turn each line into a flashcard. Put a clear question on the front and a short answer on the back.
Keep the cards in one deck you review often. Do not bury them in old notes.
Review the deck by reading the question, answering out loud, then flipping the card to check.
Sort cards into two piles: ones you knew and ones you missed. Return the missed cards to the front.
Repeat the missed cards until you answer each one correctly without peeking.
Add new cards only after you clear the current weak cards. Review the deck again the next day.
Tips and common mistakes
Keep each card to one fact so you can tell exactly what you forgot.
Review the cards you miss most often first, not the whole deck in order.
Write the answer in your own words so you test understanding, not memorised phrasing.
Set a fixed short review slot each day instead of cramming a long session once a week.
Questions
How many flashcards should I review at once?
Start with a small deck of 20 to 30 cards. Add more only when you can answer most of them correctly.
What if I keep forgetting the same card?
Rewrite it as a simpler question or split it into two cards. Then review it more often than the rest.
Do I need an app?
No. Paper cards work fine. An app helps if you want reminders and automatic repeat scheduling.
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