The Funnel Approach for Effective Exam Revision

🔑The first reading is crucial and should not be compromised. It sets the foundation for effective revision.

🔄The funnel approach involves cutting down revision time by half with each reading, focusing on underlined notes, previous year topics, and bookmarked MCQs.

📚Sources for revision should include a mixture of books, videos, and notes, supplementing them with Qbank questions and explanations.

📝Creating a personalized 20th notebook or revision group helps consolidate important concepts and aids in quick revision.

📆The final revision, ideally a week to 10 days before the exam, should provide a visual impression of all subjects to enhance retention.

How should I approach the first reading?

—The first reading is crucial and should not be compromised. It is recommended to read a bit extra to ensure you have enough content to funnel out later.

What should be included in the first reading?

—The first reading should include a mixture of books, videos, and notes, supplemented with Qbank questions and their explanations.

How can I effectively revise in less time?

—The funnel approach involves cutting down revision time with each reading. Focus on underlined notes, previous year topics, and bookmarked MCQs. Consolidate important concepts in a 20th notebook.

Should I stick to one source for each subject?

—It is recommended to stick to one source for each subject to avoid confusion. However, you can take guidance from seniors and mentors to determine the best source.

When should I do the final revision?

—The final revision should ideally be done a week to 10 days before the exam. It should provide a visual impression of all subjects to enhance retention.

00:02Dr. Rohan Kelal introduces the funnel approach for effective exam revision, commonly used in marketing.

00:24Dr. Kelal explains the importance of the first reading and suggests not to compromise on it. A mixture of books, videos, and notes should be used as sources, supplemented with Qbank questions.

01:22The funnel approach involves cutting down revision time with each reading, focusing on underlined notes, previous year topics, and bookmarked MCQs. Creating a personalized 20th notebook helps consolidate important concepts. The final revision should provide a visual impression of all subjects.