4 Scientifically Backed Study Tips for Exam Burnout

Hello friends! Welcome back, hope you've all been doing incredibly well IA! In this video, we're going over 4 researched tips on maintaining consistency during exam seasons- for every single component. We're often motivated during the early half of the exam season, but fall off midway due to exhaustion. Here's how to avoid this!
Timestamps
0:00 Introduction
0:49 Tip 1
3:15 Tip 2
4:53 Tip 3
7:18 Tip 4
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~About Me~
Hello! My name is Shayan Faisal, and I am a 20-year-old now-university student here at LUMS. I'm currently a freshman at SSE, which is the School of Science and Engineering. I aim to major in Computer Science IA!
I'm someone who loves to create content, and also adore evaluating weird business plans to see how viable they'd be. I make videos on University admission processes, education, business, and vlogs such as these. If that's something you're up for, subscribe to follow along!

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what about the dinner during exams?🙃...and do u take any tea or drinks after meal?

[@shayanfaisal]

Your dinner could be any of the three meals mentioned, but I'd suggest in lesser quantity. In my opinion, the amount you eat should be Breakfast>Lunch>Dinner
I do have the occasional green tea while studying, but mostly have fruits as snacks