Perhaps you can set up a reward system for yourself such as, ‘if I study for a 1/2 an hour, I can surf the net for 10 minutes’ or such. It can be helpful if one follows through 🙂 Study, perusing your chapters and notes and then take a short break so that it’s not like information overload. I used to like to make flash cards out of lined index cards at least size 4×6 so that the hand doesn’t ache so much 🙂 I used to also make mock tests for myself in the format which the teacher tests whether it be multiple choice answers, fill-in-the-blank completion, true/false and/or short essay.

Reward systems work for a select few, but not nearly enough people.

You do things that interest you, and you need to determine the end result of your university years. Graduate with honors and go on to a post-graduate school that has a great faculty and more opportunities? Graduate valedictorian of your university? Be the best and well known for it?

Basically, you need to find out what motivates you, and use that as a vehicle to create a passionate desire to be the best in your field. Passionate desire–that’s the tough part. A coach or mentor can help you determine what your passion is, and then help set up a system to help you achieve it. Look into that, and you’ll thank yourself later.

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See the best way to make urself a study lover is here……..’dont compell urself to study if r not in the mood to study dont sit in front of the books wen u really start liking it then only study’but the poblem in ur case is that u dont want to study… just think bout the future u wil hav after u study nd tat will make u study believe me.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

1st, you must manage your time well. You need to take some time (maybe 3-5 hours a day) in reading your books or notes. If you do this well, you won’t have hard time studying your lessons because your memory will retain something out from your readings everyday.