The most underrated study strategy for professional exams:

Revising the same thing 5 times instead of studying 5 different things once.

This goes against every student's instinct.

We want to cover more.

We want to feel productive.

We want the satisfaction of ticking off new chapters.

But memory doesn't work like a checklist.

Memory works like a muscle.

The more you use it — the stronger it gets.

The Ebbinghaus Forgetting Curve proves:

Without revision, you forget 70% of what you learned within 24 hours.

That means studying a chapter once and moving on is almost the same as never studying it.

The consistent reviser who covers 60% of the syllabus 5 times?

Will outperform the inconsistent student who covers 100% once.

Every. Single. Time.

Your goal isn't to study everything.

Your goal is to remember what matters.

Repetition is not boring.

Repetition is how the brain builds permanent pathways.

Comment "REVISION IS MY STRATEGY" if you're implementing this.

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