r/studying • • 33m ago

I do this every time on my exams, it reallly helped me by knowing what to expect- and I pass my exams all the time.

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r/studying • • 1h ago

What do you actually do when your prof uploads new slides right before a quiz?

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I'm an IT student and I've been building a study app for myself, and the part I keep going back and forth on is what should happen right after new files show up on Moodle.

My own routine is pretty bad. I download it, it sits in my downloads folder as "Week7_final(2).pdf", and I open it once, the night before.

One thing that has helped: as soon as a new file goes up, I turn the slide titles into 3 or 4 questions in my notes app. Takes 5 minutes and at least I know what's in it before the quiz.

What do you do? Make cards right away, rewrite notes, or wait for exam week? And does anything you use tell you when a new file goes up?


r/studying • • 2h ago

Looking for a Study Partner 📚🤝

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Preparing for the upcoming IBPS RRB Clerk & PO exams and looking for a study partner to stay motivated, share resources, and study together.

If you're preparing for any other competitive exam, that's absolutely fine too! Anyone interested in studying together and keeping each other accountable is welcome. 😊


r/studying • • 2h ago

What Are Some Of Your Best piece of advices For Scoring Highest In the examination?

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r/studying • • 3h ago

I study math before I sleep.

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r/studying • • 5h ago

Take a lot of Practice Exams

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r/studying • • 6h ago

Why am I doing this...

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r/studying • • 9h ago

Looking for a study partner | 21M | camera on

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r/studying • • 11h ago

I barely speak in class, but I keep getting A's

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r/studying • • 13h ago

morning hour is productive....but period between 12 pm to 5 or 6 pm are less productive and full of laziness....

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r/studying • • 16h ago

Akira Physics - Physics for Scientists and Engineers Randall D. Knight - 1.1 1.2 1.3 - Sleep Music

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r/studying • • 16h ago

Studying for English Exams With 500-Page Textbooks? Study Smarter

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r/studying • • 21h ago

Looking for a Medical Study Partner 📚

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r/studying • • 22h ago

Discord Server/ Other app for Group Study

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r/studying • • 22h ago

Need a partner to study with.

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r/studying • • 1d ago

Je crée un écosystème qui comprend tous les outils nécessaires pour préparer votre examen.

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r/studying • • 1d ago

Me ayudan a recibirme? [Tesis de personalidad]

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Buenas gente!

Estoy haciendo mi tesis de grado para recibirme de psicóloga.

Si residís en Argentina y tenés entre 18 a 35 años me re ayudarías completando este formulario!!

Solo lleva unos minutos y es completamente anónimo!

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Gracias por leer y por el espacio!!


r/studying • • 1d ago

Title: Cambridge just started doing GCSE exams on screen – is this the future

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r/studying • • 1d ago

What revision techniques actually work? I wrote a free guide covering everything!

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r/studying • • 1d ago

Struggling with procrastination and finding study methods that actually work? Join the UK's biggest study group 📚

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Hey everyone,

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r/studying • • 1d ago

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r/studying • • 1d ago

keep up the grind. we're all gonna make it

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r/studying • • 1d ago

I was tired of juggling multiple productivity apps, so I built one that brings everything together [seichu] (it's free to try!)

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r/studying • • 1d ago

does anyone know any good (ai) study tools?

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hey everyone!! :)

following situation: i’m a biology student and i would like to submit my notes and the lecture slides somewhere in order for it to be turned not only into flashcards but also into like exams, tests and quizzes.
basically i would love an interactive way to study the exact contents form my lectures :)

i don’t really ever use ai but i think (especially when looking at others who have so much experience with ai) it might be really beneficial for me to start using it. i’ll admit that i do feel really old-fashioned in that hindsight.

sooo now i’m trying to figure out what to do.
the free chatgpt model itself is pretty limited when it comes to media, so are claude and basically any other basic ai.

my question is: do any of you know any free ai study tools that you’d reccomend?
and if not: should just buy chatgpt plus and then use that (plus then get access to astra and i could use it for anything else) or should i buy a subscription for a specific model designed to be a study tool.

thank you so much for reading this and maybe replying !!


r/studying • • 1d ago

Any good study online community in discord/yt etc?

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