If you fail to plan, you plan to fail

If you fail to plan, you plan to fail

Planning is the most important element of anything in life – including studies.

If you don’t plan your study meticulously, it leads to a number of problems – unequal distribution of time amongst various subjects and among various chapters of the same subject, wastage of time during the initial phases of study, severe stress during the last phases of study, accumulation of backlog, insufficient time for revision, underperformance in examination etc. – just to mention a few.

Many students don’t plan their studies. They just do what is needed to be done on a given day – either doing homework or assignment or exercises or record writing or project to be submitted on the next day. In this process, systematic study and revision do not take place and the effect is slow poisoning.

Students do not realise it at that time and by the time they realise it, often it’s too late. During the advanced phases of study, even parents also are unable to suggest what to do.

Studynomics stresses on proper planning in elaborate computerised format designed by Sreedhar Vedula. This format makes the planning job very easy to update.

Even parents can take part in the planning and monitor the studies of their children with the help of these planners.