I had my science exam today which went well and have the sst exam the day after tomorrow and I almost haven't read anything for that and there are 11 chapters, I was panicking and trying to study and then I saw your video and I am so glad that I found it, I think that if I follow this then I should get pretty good marks on my sst paper, thanks for the video
My dad once told me a story about when he was in college. My dad had been sick for almost the entire prep leave, and by the time he recovered, there were inly two days left to study. His friend had been waiting for him to study. They were done cramming one chapter, and then saw the previous years’ exam papers, and they had studied the chapter that was supposed to be tested lightly (10% of the paper). They couldn’t cram the other chapter, and gave up hope before the exam, and simply recapitulated the other chapter. When they went to give the exam, they realised that 95% of the questions in the paper was from the chapter they had studied. It turned out that a new professor had created the paper, and put majority of the questions from the first chapter, and my dad and his friend became the subject toppers. 😅
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:13 📚 *Prioritize exam topics using the "Cram Matrix" by assessing strengths/weaknesses and testing weight.* 02:17 🧠 *Establish a high-level understanding of topics before diving into details. Use priming questions, skim chapter summaries, review vocab, and watch UA-cam videos to patch gaps.* 03:43 🛠️ *Use tools like Paperlike for iPad note-taking. Prioritize clarity in notes for effective study.* 04:52 📝 *Focus on practice problems for effective exam preparation, especially for STEM classes. Allocate 90% of time to practice problems.* 06:16 😴 *Get adequate rest before the exam to enhance memory consolidation. Prioritize sleep over late-night cramming.* Made with HARPA AI
omg im now in high school but I've been watching you since I was in middle school and you have truly helped me whether its your techniques or just giving me the motivation to work tyyy
The Google Gemini is such a life changing tool. Like OMG i think i am going to ACE that chemistry exam about the periodc table, ions and the following deep dive into the atom and how it can make an ion and so on. LIKE OMG FR. Thank you Gohar! Your videos really inspire and motivates me. My biggest dream is to get accepted into an Ivy League University, especially Harvard. Thank you so much!
I've had a family event before my history final exam and now I'm trying to memorize 80 pages in one day. Gohar thank you, thank you, thank you soooo much. This helped a lot
This guy posted the perfect video just after my exams are done literally one day and my midterms are gone and then this guy decides to post the most perfect video
1. Assign topics via Cram Matrix 2. Prime: Key concepts? Why's this topic imp? How would i ELI5? 3. Study a) Skim Chapter summary b) Review Vocab c) Patch Gaps 4) Practice Problems 90% of studying Sources: AI, Textbook Q's, past exams
Oh my god! This video is amazing. Thank you Gohar. This covers everything and anything anyone would need to cram for an exam. Thank you again Loads of love Noor
Love the advice but I found when cramming I'd be more focused on my strengths if tested heavily I'd probably swap that out for priority 2 maybe even 1. This is assuming you know the test structure. For my statistics finalI focused on accumulating marks as much as I could. I managed to get 65% though not impressive that is with knowing a little over half the content and cramming 8 hours before the exam. So I'd say start with you're strength that will be heavily tested then weakness, atleast try to get halfway through but if not put it aside anf focus on the lightly tested strength. Perfect it. Then go back to the weaknesses if you have time.
I can't follow those things which being tell in this video because in my country . I have to find what topics were tested lightly or heavily after reading the whole syllabus thoroughly if you ask your teacher they will say each and every line in syllabus can be asked in exam😢😢
You gotta do it yourself....past papers take last 5 yrs and check yourselves what has come through the years....mostly they don't change the questions....but ig doing this will cover most of it
Can you make video on 'how to stay calm during exams'. Because at my last geometry exam I prepared perfectly, but when question paper came I was blank and couldn't recall anything. I somehow got 26/40. Please make video on this. Hope so you will
The 3 things you mentioned (around 2:52) is what I write in introduction and end of my answer when the answers are supposed to be reallyy wrong and everyone is writing the same answers anyways. I always the highest marks in class, even if it is 1-2 marks more only.
Organismal Biology exam coming up tmr evening. We’re getting tested on 3 chapters and over the last 4 days I’ve read through 2 of the chapters and written/re-written my lecture notes, as well as listened to UA-cam videos covering the first two chapters at least twice each, but I haven’t started on the third chapter, and I haven’t even begun to do any of the textbook practice problems for any of the chapters. So I’m gonna try to prioritize most of my efforts into at least establishing a base for the third chapter (skimming the chapter summary/review) and work on all the textbook practice problems spanning across all three chapters. If I have time I’m also gonna make a Quizlet full of all the vocab from the chapters as well, and if I have time, I’ll read through all of the chapter I’ve neglected. And if I somehow still have time, I’m gonna “lecture” my stuffed animal about the three separate chapters using my lecture notes. Fingers crossed!!! I got from now (3:46pm) until 6:30 pm tmr evening.
It's 2AM I have a maths exam tmr at 2pm and I have 2 chapters the first one I'd pass it but the second it's all new and so many informations 😂 I do pay attention in class but the teacher considers everything too simple to dive into it and complicates it even more, his lecture is basically reading the lesson 🎉 first year at uni, I'm upside down, I wish I could have taken a gap year 🧩 but it's for my future so I still ain't give up even if an all nighter is bad for me but I put myself in this situation 😔🥲 idk
Gohar khan, I really need a video on this please upload. Tommorow I have an exam for a language. I dont understand the language but I know to write. Give me some tips for this. I will even share your channel to my classmates if u do it.
Although I'm still a 8th grader I want to start finalizing my study systems because I what to take as much as i can to help me get to my self to the top and get to a good law or History school.
I have a challenge for you. While I do like your way of studying, I don't know if this will work country to country. So I want you to go to a Japanese cram school and see how their study methods compare and contrast to yours.
Here's My 60 Second Summary Of 'how to CRAM for an exam (the right way) with time stamps. thank me later... (00:13) Prioritise exam topics based on strengths, weaknesses and how important it will be in the exam (per mark) Gohar calls this the Cram Matrix... (02:17) First understand from a high level by skimming and summarising before learning tactically (micro content) (04:52) Do lots of practice questions (05:34) Find those practice questions in past exams and textbooks (06:57) Sleep is important for memory! My own take is that if you are cramming sleep probably doesn't matter a whole lot, cram harder... ideally you don't need to though! Subscribe to my channel for smart student tips so you can score straight A's without the hard work (or cramming!)
Have an iPad but miss taking notes with a pen and a paper? Check out the Paperlike Pro Bundle! www.paperlike.com/gohar
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can you explain the process of getting into MIT as an international student?And also about scholarships
I had my science exam today which went well and have the sst exam the day after tomorrow and I almost haven't read anything for that and there are 11 chapters, I was panicking and trying to study and then I saw your video and I am so glad that I found it, I think that if I follow this then I should get pretty good marks on my sst paper, thanks for the video
iPad?Bro I'm in 😃❤️
pov: you are cramming so much that even this video is on 2x
Ah sad but same here 😅 I hope you get through your exams 👍
Me rn
real one
Us bby us ❤❤❤
😂
I needed this so bad, not because I needed to cram, but because this also works for studying in general
Fr
yeah fr
My dad once told me a story about when he was in college.
My dad had been sick for almost the entire prep leave, and by the time he recovered, there were inly two days left to study. His friend had been waiting for him to study. They were done cramming one chapter, and then saw the previous years’ exam papers, and they had studied the chapter that was supposed to be tested lightly (10% of the paper). They couldn’t cram the other chapter, and gave up hope before the exam, and simply recapitulated the other chapter. When they went to give the exam, they realised that 95% of the questions in the paper was from the chapter they had studied. It turned out that a new professor had created the paper, and put majority of the questions from the first chapter, and my dad and his friend became the subject toppers. 😅
Scary. 😢
i didn't ask for a yappucino lil bro
It’s worse when you’re trying to figure out what weaknesses you need to study for only to realize it’s practically everything😭
LMAOOO
HOW DID YOU POST THIS RIGHT BEFORE MY FINALS?! its official, gohar is an absolute G
good luck on your finals!! you got this
Good news! Aced it with all A’s! Thank you Gohar!
@@SJ-fn8tqcongrats dude 🎉
@@SJ-fn8tqyou got some shit in you bro. Good work
@@SJ-fn8tqyou followed his tips?
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:13 📚 *Prioritize exam topics using the "Cram Matrix" by assessing strengths/weaknesses and testing weight.*
02:17 🧠 *Establish a high-level understanding of topics before diving into details. Use priming questions, skim chapter summaries, review vocab, and watch UA-cam videos to patch gaps.*
03:43 🛠️ *Use tools like Paperlike for iPad note-taking. Prioritize clarity in notes for effective study.*
04:52 📝 *Focus on practice problems for effective exam preparation, especially for STEM classes. Allocate 90% of time to practice problems.*
06:16 😴 *Get adequate rest before the exam to enhance memory consolidation. Prioritize sleep over late-night cramming.*
Made with HARPA AI
thanks
tysm
tysm I have a prestigious exam in 6 hrs wish me best of luck
@@retrogamer5359 how was it??
im not reading all this
Me watching this on 2x speed
Cramming at its finest
How did you know? 😳
Every like, I’ll be productive for an hour
Thats one day of productivity
100th like 100 hours
OMG I HATE AND LOVE U PPL BUT IM DOING THIS SHIT
Your doomed lol
141 hours...
Practice problems is the most uncomfortable thing but only one that pays you back well!!
omg im now in high school but I've been watching you since I was in middle school and you have truly helped me whether its your techniques or just giving me the motivation to work tyyy
What grade r u in??😅😊
i just want to say thank you bro, you have helped me a lot
My finals in A week I haven't prepared yet! TYSM FOR THIS ADVICEEE AAAAAAA❤
I did this and ended scoring the highest in my class. Thanks!
I like how you actually tell us how to do
The Google Gemini is such a life changing tool. Like OMG i think i am going to ACE that chemistry exam about the periodc table, ions and the following deep dive into the atom and how it can make an ion and so on. LIKE OMG FR. Thank you Gohar! Your videos really inspire and motivates me. My biggest dream is to get accepted into an Ivy League University, especially Harvard. Thank you so much!
Thanks Gohar! These tips might really help me as I have an exam in 2 weeks
this is exactly what i need , because i have so much work to do and im so stressed , thank u Gohar !
Take a break so you can calm down❤❤
Love how this popped up after I finished all my finals, great video like always (don’t worry I got good enough scores for my grades to stay as a A)
Dude I have 3 test papers tomorrow it's 10 pm and each subject has a load of chapters to study this is going to help me alot
Very direct and thorough instructions, thank you! It's concise, even better! And no shaming either, very nice.
Thank you so much Gohar for sharing these very useful tips, I really appreciate it
Came just at the right time, got my exam tomorrow
How'd u do
Thanks gohar this video was very helpful for my finals this year!
I've had a family event before my history final exam and now I'm trying to memorize 80 pages in one day. Gohar thank you, thank you, thank you soooo much. This helped a lot
same
Great video, thanks Gohar
crazy how i am watching this on 11:59 pm
Same,can u tell me did u sleep before the exam if u did how many hrs
lol same, but its 9:58 and my exam starts at 7
IT IS THE EXACT SAME TIME WHEN I READ THIS- OMG HOW -
This guy posted the perfect video just after my exams are done literally one day and my midterms are gone and then this guy decides to post the most perfect video
Thank you Gohar for your amazing content, especially bard ai.
1. Assign topics via Cram Matrix
2. Prime: Key concepts? Why's this topic imp? How would i ELI5?
3. Study
a) Skim Chapter summary
b) Review Vocab
c) Patch Gaps
4) Practice Problems 90% of studying
Sources: AI, Textbook Q's, past exams
Oh my god! This video is amazing. Thank you Gohar. This covers everything and anything anyone would need to cram for an exam. Thank you again
Loads of love
Noor
This is exactly what I have been doing for my bio exam! confidence ↗
omg I have a bio test tomorrow and you might have just saved my ass tysm
Love the advice but I found when cramming I'd be more focused on my strengths if tested heavily I'd probably swap that out for priority 2 maybe even 1. This is assuming you know the test structure. For my statistics finalI focused on accumulating marks as much as I could. I managed to get 65% though not impressive that is with knowing a little over half the content and cramming 8 hours before the exam.
So I'd say start with you're strength that will be heavily tested then weakness, atleast try to get halfway through but if not put it aside anf focus on the lightly tested strength. Perfect it. Then go back to the weaknesses if you have time.
Great strategy, Gohar! 🎯
thanks this is an awesome video for cramming and you dropped some gems even for studying normally without cramming. Subscribed. God bless!
Thanks, Gohar, your videos really help me study better! 🙏📚You are doing a great job making this videos! Keep going!!! 🏅
Thanks bro I just failed my physics exam hopefully I'll do better on math tmrw!
I can't follow those things which being tell in this video because in my country . I have to find what topics were tested lightly or heavily after reading the whole syllabus thoroughly if you ask your teacher they will say each and every line in syllabus can be asked in exam😢😢
Omg yess even after reading the syllabus idk how to find the heavily tested topics, any tips?
You gotta do it yourself....past papers take last 5 yrs and check yourselves what has come through the years....mostly they don't change the questions....but ig doing this will cover most of it
It’s funny how this vid releases after my exams😂
Can you make video on 'how to stay calm during exams'. Because at my last geometry exam I prepared perfectly, but when question paper came I was blank and couldn't recall anything.
I somehow got 26/40.
Please make video on this. Hope so you will
Two days till finals, every like i would study for two hours right now
real
People watching this on exam night .
😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂
Me
I have my first university finals tomorrow, I’m gonna apply all of these techniques and ace my exam!!
POV:Its is only 2 hours before exam, you're watching this video and you see a sponsored video
thank you so much. will def try this method for my WHAP final tmr. wish me luck !! 🤞🤞
woww gohar making videos that arent reels big up 🔥
The 3 things you mentioned (around 2:52) is what I write in introduction and end of my answer when the answers are supposed to be reallyy wrong and everyone is writing the same answers anyways. I always the highest marks in class, even if it is 1-2 marks more only.
Thank you so much I barely have any time to study and you help a lot .
Wish Me good luck 😃
Plz do a video on study strategies for AP Bio.🙏🙏
I have literally 3 hrs for the exam and this video popped out. Thank you....❤
i needed this 8 days ago
Gohar you are an absolute G, My exams exams are from Thursday. Loved all your tips. Gonna crush my last term exam.
Your videos are fun i don’t know how 😭
Thanks for this, hoping I’ll pass my 5 exams this month 🤝
Gohar is always a savior! academic Top G
I actually like recording myself explain concepts on video then using myself to restudy or correct my prior knowledge.
Organismal Biology exam coming up tmr evening. We’re getting tested on 3 chapters and over the last 4 days I’ve read through 2 of the chapters and written/re-written my lecture notes, as well as listened to UA-cam videos covering the first two chapters at least twice each, but I haven’t started on the third chapter, and I haven’t even begun to do any of the textbook practice problems for any of the chapters.
So I’m gonna try to prioritize most of my efforts into at least establishing a base for the third chapter (skimming the chapter summary/review) and work on all the textbook practice problems spanning across all three chapters. If I have time I’m also gonna make a Quizlet full of all the vocab from the chapters as well, and if I have time, I’ll read through all of the chapter I’ve neglected.
And if I somehow still have time, I’m gonna “lecture” my stuffed animal about the three separate chapters using my lecture notes. Fingers crossed!!! I got from now (3:46pm) until 6:30 pm tmr evening.
This being posted after my midterm exams feels teasing
Oh thank you so much you’re videos are awesome
The most need video for now
alright boys gonna trust in gohar s guide wish me luck
Thanks for the info i really enjoyed this and studied well for the test
It's 2AM I have a maths exam tmr at 2pm and I have 2 chapters the first one I'd pass it but the second it's all new and so many informations 😂 I do pay attention in class but the teacher considers everything too simple to dive into it and complicates it even more, his lecture is basically reading the lesson 🎉 first year at uni, I'm upside down, I wish I could have taken a gap year 🧩 but it's for my future so I still ain't give up even if an all nighter is bad for me but I put myself in this situation 😔🥲 idk
I have an exam tomorrow and i haven't turned a single page.Somehow if i pass using this advice it might really work.
I don’t exactly cram but this would help a ton
Thx so much gohar , my mid terms exams are tomorrow 🙈
Do a vid on exercise while in school
Thank you,I’ve got a math exam in 2 days this will help a lot!
Next idea: projects, specifically group projects
Is you’re afraid of how the final project comes out or time, take a leading role officially or unofficially early, that way you have more control
i literally love listening to you when I am studying 😂
I am class 3 and these will help me in my other 2 exams .I am also subscribed to you
who else is here procrastinating before finals week 😭😭
aaaaa i have exam tomorrow, It seems to me that I do not know anything!!
Me too ahhhhhhh
@@Q88888i 😢
Where was this video when I needed it?
Gohar khan, I really need a video on this please upload. Tommorow I have an exam for a language. I dont understand the language but I know to write. Give me some tips for this. I will even share your channel to my classmates if u do it.
Thank you for the motivation 7:25 - 7:27 ❤
My exams start two days later....I needed this
Thank you so much 🙏
I love him to give me advice
And here I may the only one who doesn’t have exams for while but decided to watch
Good to know after I finished my exam. 😭
Although I'm still a 8th grader I want to start finalizing my study systems because I what to take as much as i can to help me get to my self to the top and get to a good law or History school.
Love ur tips man!!👍
Can you solve that 7x7 rubix cube in the background?
Thanks gohar
Hey, love your videos. Inspirational and helpful!
omg this was so helpful
Bro You said this 1 min after it was posted and it goes for almost 8 mins
@@SebOrNot. i was skipping throught the vid to find the tips
Tysm even though I’m in 5th grade it really helps me out 😊
Finally your videos are usefull to me
👍
have 10 pages for tommorow , i know it doesnt sound like a lot but i gotta know literally every sentence
UA-cam recommended me this video at the perfect time. I have a French exam in like 4 hours
Gohar and Fayefilms are goated
whenever I watch Gohar's video, all my studying motivations comeback.
thank you for making this video Gohar I was able to cram a 500 page book in an hour and got a hundred on both of my two tests
Nice joke
Here he goes gohar save the day again 😂
I have a challenge for you. While I do like your way of studying, I don't know if this will work country to country. So I want you to go to a Japanese cram school and see how their study methods compare and contrast to yours.
Here's My 60 Second Summary Of 'how to CRAM for an exam (the right way) with time stamps. thank me later...
(00:13) Prioritise exam topics based on strengths, weaknesses and how important it will be in the exam (per mark) Gohar calls this the Cram Matrix...
(02:17) First understand from a high level by skimming and summarising before learning tactically (micro content)
(04:52) Do lots of practice questions
(05:34) Find those practice questions in past exams and textbooks
(06:57) Sleep is important for memory!
My own take is that if you are cramming sleep probably doesn't matter a whole lot, cram harder... ideally you don't need to though! Subscribe to my channel for smart student tips so you can score straight A's without the hard work (or cramming!)
thnx alottt
bro is promoting his studies channel in another studies channel 💀
@@KO_GAMA work smarter not harder 🏆🧠
@@astiriffic4722 you’re welcome legend!
I just had 2 exams I just crammed in today.
I have just a few hours before my chemistry exam. Thanks for this video!