This is literally me at the moment. after watching your video I learned something new and also feels more motivated to study. Thank You and Keep it up! 😄
I only took a break to give my mind a rest and would go back to studying. My system is if it’s one hour 15 minutes, 2 hours 30-45, 3 hours and above an hour break or an hour and 15 minutes but no longer than that.
Thank u so much for this vid ; I can relate to this as I procrastinate my important work.. Thanks a lot for organizing a way which is easy and helpful..(love u man & all the best for your future..)
You are preaching some BIG FACTS with it being difficult to start especially when you know you're gonna be at it for a while and holy shit your phone. Pandora is an awesome study aid but the other apps will kill ya.
I'm glad that I have the opportunity to know how an engineering student actually studies and arranges his Time Management. Even though I'm an engineering student too in Computer Engineering Degree. Honestly, it is really hard to find a better study technique for recalling the learning material actively. I have watched some videos about students of Medical Science Degree(like Ali Abdaal, Kharma Medic) who give many tips ( like about active recalling, Feynman Technique, Space Repetition, and more...) only on Theoretical part instead of Practical part. I suppose it is not so often applicable in all learning styles or subjects although I study for an Engineering Degree. Can you recommend for those who study in an engineering degree which study techniques we need to focus on to give our higher achievements as Engineering Students? If those techniques (which had been mentioned before) are useful in Engineering as well, how would we apply those techniques better in our subjects ( like Maths, Electronics, Physics, etc)? It would be even more helpful if I have an idea of how to apply them in my learning. Also thanks for the video, man. I appreciate it :) Keep doing it.
From experience, I’ve learned that medical and engineering students need to study differently for the most part. Medical students like Ali Abdaal and Khama Medic usually have to memorize a lot of information, so they need strategies like Feynman technique. But, for engineering students, it’s all about practice. The problem sets and assignments that ur professor give need to be done regularly (sometime even more than once) so u really get the jist of engineering.
12+ hours wow. I don't attend most lectures let alone study this much. I wish I had will power to study more. Agggh one year to go I just wanna work a certain schedule and be free rest of the day
@@TamerShaheen Yeah definitely a good idea :) Thanks man. It's incredible how much integrity and dedication you have to improving yourself in general. Hopefully I can have that mindset one day
So I’d just like to find out if you don’t have to attend lectures and tutorials ? Because a typical day in my engineering course involves attending lectures and having a tut test …every single day …. How then can you study for 12hours? Or does that include lectures ? Also our midterm exams are literally all in the same week one day after the other …. We don’t get a study week or anything . What would you suggest ?
You don’t have to attend lectures, but some tutorials are mandatory since they can have graded quizzes (but they’re usually worth very little). I usually don’t study for 12 hours every day...I only study that much during midterm week or final exam season. I’d literally do the exam then come home and study all day for the next one. I’d also spend most of the day on the weekends studying. Also, my studying time doesn’t include going to lectures.
I feel like your university system is different. We have like seminars and lectures. For example from 8 am till 5 pm. With some break in the middle. So just wondering how do you have time to study 12 hours. I have like only 5 hours time to study if I want to have a good sleep schedule. Also because my university is almost 2 hours away. I study computer engineering by the way
I don’t study 12 hours a day every single day. I’ll usually do that type of studying on weekends. Also, my university likes to put all my exams in one week and give us the week right before off with no classes. So, I’d usually study 12 hours a day in that week where I have no classes to study for all my midterms and exams.
Hi,I'm your recent subscriber & I like your videos !!! But one suggestion !!! Jus change that last music what you say after peace.Ive heard that in many TH-camrs videos.
You can find a native partner speaker through an exchange language website if you want something free , second option is to use cambly, but its not free . Good luck .
A tip that saved hours of my time: Get a smart watch. Ever since I got a smart watch, I would connect it to my phone the leave my phone in another room while studying. This helps because you know that you won't miss out on any notification, but you also won't be able to take your phone, and procrastinate. So now you wont worry about missing something Important on your phone, but you also wont loose study time.
Shoul I study three sunjects in a time ( physics/math/computer science) or one at a time cs I get bored and also I get drizzly doing so much in one day
When I study for exams, I usually devote an entire day to a particular subject. That way, I’m able to just focus on it and understand all the concepts. Also, if u get tired studying a particular subject, then take breaks
Sup man love ur vids. I'm in highschool right now thinking of studying engineering. I was wondering if the classes in engineering are diverse. (White,Asian,Blacks,Latinos etc) I'm asking because there a rumors saying engineering is not that diverse and only a certain group of people study it. What do you think?
Idk how y'all can study 10-12 hours. On average I can do 4 hours depending on the subject. On some I can do more, on others I can do much less(on the ones that envolve lots of reading and no problems).
Hmm u have to be really good at managing ur time and making sure those 3 hours a day are efficient and productive. I might make a video addressing that
I always get distracted when studying but I am going to try your tips to see your work. Also, I see you, Tamer, using Tinder. Trying to get into a relationship. (Just joking I know it was just for the video).
The key to good test taking is to knock out the gimme questions that you KNOW 100% and once you nailed all of them work your way to the ones you are struggling with and do the best you can. Try to remember your tricks and formulas.
You seem like a big brother who honestly tells the truth about engineering and I somehow relate to it even though I haven't even passed my school...
One of the few channels that motivates you for Engineering... Keep up the Good work fam 👏🏻💪🏻
Thanks 😊
Fear of failure is a horrible way to live but it’s really good at making you work
This is literally me at the moment. after watching your video I learned something new and also feels more motivated to study. Thank You and Keep it up! 😄
Good luck with ur studies 😊
@@TamerShaheen Thank you!
I only took a break to give my mind a rest and would go back to studying. My system is if it’s one hour 15 minutes, 2 hours 30-45, 3 hours and above an hour break or an hour and 15 minutes but no longer than that.
Yea that sounds like a good plan
Thank u so much for this vid ; I can relate to this as I procrastinate my important work..
Thanks a lot for organizing a way which is easy and helpful..(love u man & all the best for your future..)
Your editing is so good and channel is so underrated
Thank you :)
Great video, I think every engineer will feel you...
You are preaching some BIG FACTS with it being difficult to start especially when you know you're gonna be at it for a while and holy shit your phone. Pandora is an awesome study aid but the other apps will kill ya.
Thanks man your advices are extremely useful cheers
This video deserve more views ✨
Haha thanks
this guy gonna blow up fosho
Haha thanks, that’s so nice of u to say :)
thats true, it gets easier when you get over the procrastinating the studying part
I used to be able to study 10 hours a day in my late teens in my 20’s. 30’s it’s a lot harder to do and have the patience for.
Oh I see, I think in general humans learning capabilities isn’t as efficient as they get older
Going for masters ?
i dont think you're crazy bae love this video!
Haha appreciate it :)
I'm glad that I have the opportunity to know how an engineering student actually studies and arranges his Time Management. Even though I'm an engineering student too in Computer Engineering Degree. Honestly, it is really hard to find a better study technique for recalling the learning material actively. I have watched some videos about students of Medical Science Degree(like Ali Abdaal, Kharma Medic) who give many tips ( like about active recalling, Feynman Technique, Space Repetition, and more...) only on Theoretical part instead of Practical part. I suppose it is not so often applicable in all learning styles or subjects although I study for an Engineering Degree. Can you recommend for those who study in an engineering degree which study techniques we need to focus on to give our higher achievements as Engineering Students? If those techniques (which had been mentioned before) are useful in Engineering as well, how would we apply those techniques better in our subjects ( like Maths, Electronics, Physics, etc)? It would be even more helpful if I have an idea of how to apply them in my learning. Also thanks for the video, man. I appreciate it :) Keep doing it.
From experience, I’ve learned that medical and engineering students need to study differently for the most part. Medical students like Ali Abdaal and Khama Medic usually have to memorize a lot of information, so they need strategies like Feynman technique. But, for engineering students, it’s all about practice. The problem sets and assignments that ur professor give need to be done regularly (sometime even more than once) so u really get the jist of engineering.
@@TamerShaheen I really appreciate your response, to be honest. :) Thank you very much for it. :)
THIS IS GREAT FU*KING CONTENT!!!♥️ Keep up the amazing work Tamer 😊
I love the video. And all the tips are very informative. Thank you :-)
Happy you find it helpful :)
Your videos are very Useful . It changes my habit alot
I am a victim of distractions 😂
Me too
HAHA who isn’t 😅
Love your videos!
Thanks :)
New sub. Great info.
Your method is much better❤️
I want to work hard and become an engineer because it’s rewarding
Thanks alot your videos help alot
i think with proper in class notes, 3-4 hrs / day is good enough to pass with good grades of 75%+
haha dude that first minute had my cracking up. That is me every day.
I'm just so nervous and I really want to be able to make it into Waterloo Engineering. I'm just starting grade 12 and wanna do as well as i can
I have ADHD & work a full time job so studying for 12 hours is unrealistic for me, but I always make the time I am able to study effective.
Are you medicating or maybe using Cbt?
As in therapy not illicit substances
much respect from SA
12+ hours wow. I don't attend most lectures let alone study this much. I wish I had will power to study more. Agggh one year to go I just wanna work a certain schedule and be free rest of the day
I get that, but what helped me get over that sense of lack of motivation is studying with others to be honest. So, give that a shot?
@@TamerShaheen Yeah definitely a good idea :) Thanks man. It's incredible how much integrity and dedication you have to improving yourself in general. Hopefully I can have that mindset one day
Aha, a course in power engineering!
I was so scared you threw your phone without a phone case, you fooled me 😂
do a video on the books on your shelf pls!
For sure
Good video. Do you find it easier to work out in morning or afternoon or evening best when you are studying ?
So I’d just like to find out if you don’t have to attend lectures and tutorials ? Because a typical day in my engineering course involves attending lectures and having a tut test …every single day …. How then can you study for 12hours? Or does that include lectures ? Also our midterm exams are literally all in the same week one day after the other …. We don’t get a study week or anything . What would you suggest ?
You don’t have to attend lectures, but some tutorials are mandatory since they can have graded quizzes (but they’re usually worth very little). I usually don’t study for 12 hours every day...I only study that much during midterm week or final exam season. I’d literally do the exam then come home and study all day for the next one. I’d also spend most of the day on the weekends studying. Also, my studying time doesn’t include going to lectures.
Can you make a video about the best majors to do when you don't know?
Yea for sure
Great vid beo
Thanks you :)
Can you make a video on how you edit your videos!!
Sure, I’ll make one like that soon
thanks bhai
I use the animedoro method of studying it keeps me motivated and I get to watch anime.
Oh yea I saw some other guy on TH-cam talking about that...I never tried it but it seems interesting
This is so me!!!
For me, it's my Nintendo switch that distracts me. I've been trying to put it away more often and also make the most of being "in the zone"
Yea that’s perfect 👌
ُُمُبدع👌
starting to study is a massive hurdle to overcome, but once you've started the rest is (relatively) easy.
damn...12h a day!!! im majoring in CS and i study 4-5h a day...at the beggining studied 8-10h a day
what is CS?
@@xenoks_CLIPS computer science
Do these work for 6 consecutive "finals weeks"?
I do this too fucking often especially when it comes to classes like English or shit I don’t really care about
can u make a portfolio tutorial?
Oh good idea, I’ll make a video like that soon
I feel like your university system is different. We have like seminars and lectures. For example from 8 am till 5 pm. With some break in the middle. So just wondering how do you have time to study 12 hours. I have like only 5 hours time to study if I want to have a good sleep schedule. Also because my university is almost 2 hours away. I study computer engineering by the way
I don’t study 12 hours a day every single day. I’ll usually do that type of studying on weekends. Also, my university likes to put all my exams in one week and give us the week right before off with no classes. So, I’d usually study 12 hours a day in that week where I have no classes to study for all my midterms and exams.
@@TamerShaheen Aha I understand. Thought it was weird how someone could study 12+ hours while going to university haha. My bad😅
Hi,I'm your recent subscriber & I like your videos !!! But one suggestion !!! Jus change that last music what you say after peace.Ive heard that in many TH-camrs videos.
Hmm alright, I’ll look into that and try to find better audio
@@TamerShaheen I'm a student of mechanical engineering ( 3rd year ).
Nice
Hey I really love your videos but I have a quick question, how can you improve your English speaking skills during the pandemic?
Hmm not sure, I’m not an expert with languages...but maybe just do more practice using the language and watch English shows and movies
You can find a native partner speaker through an exchange language website if you want something free , second option is to use cambly, but its not free . Good luck .
A tip that saved hours of my time: Get a smart watch.
Ever since I got a smart watch, I would connect it to my phone the leave my phone in another room while studying. This helps because you know that you won't miss out on any notification, but you also won't be able to take your phone, and procrastinate. So now you wont worry about missing something Important on your phone, but you also wont loose study time.
Yea that’s a good idea. Just make sure the Apple Watch doesn’t distract u either
We need a day in the life
I made one a couple weeks ago, but sure I’ll make more :)
Are you out of Canada
Shoul I study three sunjects in a time ( physics/math/computer science) or one at a time cs I get bored and also I get drizzly doing so much in one day
When I study for exams, I usually devote an entire day to a particular subject. That way, I’m able to just focus on it and understand all the concepts. Also, if u get tired studying a particular subject, then take breaks
Sup man love ur vids. I'm in highschool right now thinking of studying engineering. I was wondering if the classes in engineering are diverse. (White,Asian,Blacks,Latinos etc) I'm asking because there a rumors saying engineering is not that diverse and only a certain group of people study it. What do you think?
It depends on the type of engineering you’re in. My mechanical engineering class was pretty diverse.
@@TamerShaheen Thank you for the answer. I was also thinking of studying mechanical engineering as well.
do you use ANKI or QUIZLET for studying? Thank you
I personally don’t use it for my engineering studies. Engineering is mainly filled with practice questions and not much memorization.
Idk how y'all can study 10-12 hours. On average I can do 4 hours depending on the subject. On some I can do more, on others I can do much less(on the ones that envolve lots of reading and no problems).
It honestly just comes with practice
Overall, if you have no courage to befriend others or face the responsibility of studying with focus, you’ll fail college. It’s pretty simple.
How much chemistry do you need for Mech.E?
Yo your clocks not working.
How can I find your lock screen wallpaper?
It’s one of the default ones that come on the iPhone.
@@TamerShaheen Thanks.
How to study 3 hrs a day max and still ace the exam?
Hmm u have to be really good at managing ur time and making sure those 3 hours a day are efficient and productive. I might make a video addressing that
you still training bjj?
How did you become mentally strong ( we need a vid on that)
HAHA I just try my best...but I wouldn’t say I’m perfect with it. But, I’ll still try to make a video about the topic.
I always get distracted when studying but I am going to try your tips to see your work. Also, I see you, Tamer, using Tinder. Trying to get into a relationship. (Just joking I know it was just for the video).
HAHA 😂
ans: just head down to the nearest library. problem solved
Nice video , im curious if you could speak Arabic 😅
Yea I can haha
Is it normal to be stuck on a single quizz problem for 3 hours?
No…you gotta move on and do other questions. Ask a TA or Professor or teacher for some guidance or clarification.
The key to good test taking is to knock out the gimme questions that you KNOW 100% and once you nailed all of them work your way to the ones you are struggling with and do the best you can. Try to remember your tricks and formulas.
Uau. You're so beautiful
do a whats in my bag fam
Ooh that’s a good video idea...I’ll do it soon :)