Time Table for MDCAT Preparations
Here we will discuss how you can make the BEST and most effective study timetable for your MDCAT exam by studying 12 hours a day. PMC MDCAT Entry test is a mandatory exam for admissions to any medical or Dental College/university in Pakistan. Each year 2 Lakh students appear in the National MDCAT. This year the MDCAT is scheduled for 22 September in multiple national Test centers.
Making time table for the MDCAT exam is very important for students as it helps them to utilize most of their time and helps in achieving higher marks in the MDCAT. As all students have different Concentration spans some are convenient in studying during Day time or nighttime, and the study Routine varies from person to person. Here we will help you to analyze yourself and share tips that will help you to make an effective timetable according to your routine,e and also share a sample timetable for the MDCAT exam.
You have 24 hours in a day in which you have to Sleep, eat, Study, and socialize accordingly. Studying for MDCAT doesn't mean that you have to study all the time but to effectively time manage and give the maximum time for preparations.
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- Sleep Time: (07-08 Hours) It is scientifically proved that students who maintain proper sleep are more likely to pass the exam than students who are sleep-deprived.
- 05 Time Prayers: (01 Hours) Being Muslim, we have to Remember Allah and make regular dua and keep our iman strong to succeed in this life and after.
- Relax Time: (02 Hours) Anything you enjoy, Exercise, Socialize
- The total time left is 12 hours for Studies.
If you study for 12 hours a day you can easily get good marks on the MDCAT Exam. Focused study for 08 hours can be enough for preparation.
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Pomodoro technique: one of the very famous Study Techniques in which you study with breaks. First, give 40 minutes of study then 05 minutes break than 40 minutes of continuous study, then 20 minutes break. In this way, out of 12 hours, you easily get 10 hours of study time each day.
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Golden Hour of the Day: Know your golden hours (Eat that frog). This is the time of the day in when your brain is most active, for most students in the early morning time. Try to finish the most difficult topics which used maximum Brain effort in this Peak Time. you may solve Physics numerical, Organic Chemistry, etc
Lazier part: like in Noon ( form lost of the students) It is not a very productive time and you are tired as well. You may practice MCQs and study easier topics.
Study Plan
Make a study Plan by dividing your task such as completing the Syllabus, Past Papers, and Revisions, into days.
Most Come Mistake
Don't do the same subject same day. Keep 02 to 3 hours for each subject in this way you complete all the subjects daily; otherwise, your brain may get tired
Buffer Time Table
Your Study timetable must be Elastic enough that It may not be affected by uncertain events and you may not lag or affect your whole timetable
Make a to-do list before you go to sleep
Tick all tasks that tick mark it gives you a sense of productivity and you feel confident and you feel you have achieved this much.
Bonus tip
every hour as an opportunity. that this topic may come in an exam and if you waste time, you may not be able to attempt the MCQs.
Academy Routine
If you have joined any Academy, then include those Hours in your Study hours. Use that time as much as you can. Make notes, Listen carefully to lectures, and practice MCQs.
Accountability
Accountability is the best thing that motivates you to follow your timetable. you may be accountable to your parents or elder brothers or sisters. Als,o do not procrastinate your study.
We hope it will help you to analyse yourself and make an excellent timetable. also do let us know which point you feel is more effective. we hope this will be effective for you also do share it with your friends
Sample Time Table
- 5 am: wake up, Goal Review, Prayers, Walk or relax
- 5 to 8 am: Study (Self-reading)
- 8 to 9 am: Breakfast
- 9-12 PM: Study (Lectures)
- 12 to 1 PM: Prayer Break, Lunch
- 3 to 5 PM: Study (Notes writing, reading)
- 5 -6 PM: Prayer, socializing, YouTube
- 6- 9 PM: practice MCQs Past Papers
- 9 to 9:30 PM: Analyze, make next day schedule, tick completed task
- 10 pm: Go to sleep
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