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How to Prepare Short Notes? Target CSIR NET JRF June 2026 with IFAS - Topper Life Science
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- The speaker initially made detailed, polished notes but found that the process took too long. A topic that could be studied in two or three days might take four to seven days when note-making was included.
- For CSIR-NET, the speaker argues that breadth of relevant knowledge is often more useful than excessive depth, since the exam primarily consists of multiple-choice questions rather than long written answers.
- The goal is to prepare efficiently and focus on exam-relevant material.
Suggested Approach
- Use the books you already study from, such as a biochemistry textbook.
- Highlight and underline important information directly in the book.
- Add brief reminders or key points in the margins, especially for details you need to recall or think may be asked on the exam.
- Avoid rewriting material into extensive separate notes.
- Focus on covering enough exam-relevant material efficiently.
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One unnamed speaker describing their personal study experience and note-making approach.
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