🎓 Universal ABC Study Method
A — PRIORITY TOPICS
High importance + weak/average understanding
→ Spend the most time here.
→ Learn concepts + practise questions + revise repeatedly.
B — IMPORTANT TOPICS
Moderate importance + reasonable understanding
→ Study regularly and practise enough to become confident.
C — LOWER PRIORITY TOPICS
Lower importance OR topics you already understand well
→ Review efficiently; don’t spend excessive time here.
Simple example
A student has 10 chapters:
- 3 chapters = A → 50% of study time
- 4 chapters = B → 30% of study time
- 3 chapters = C → 20% of study time
The exact percentages can change depending on the exam.
🇨🇦 Canadian student version
This can work for:
- High-school students
- College students
- University students
- International students studying in Canada
- Professional certification students
- ESL students
- Students preparing for entrance/competitive exams
The key principle is:
Don’t study every subject for the same amount of time. Prioritize according to importance, weakness and expected marks.