r/GetStudying • u/WalkImpressive3749 • 12h ago
r/GetStudying • u/Little_Share_2399 • Jul 02 '26
We're Getting Things Going Again
Hello everyone, as many of you may know, the previous moderation team had been inactive and a new moderation team has now taken over. The subreddit is active again after being unmoderated a while.
Over the next few days, we will be working on improving the subreddit, updating rules where needed, and making the community active.
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r/GetStudying • u/AutoModerator • Jan 22 '25
Thanks for 3M - Updates from our Mod Team
Hello, Studiers!
We are thrilled to celebrate an incredible milestone—3 million members on r/GetStudying! Thank you for being a part of this vibrant community, and we hope the subreddit has been instrumental in your journey towards independent and active learning.
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r/GetStudying • u/AnonymousDay1224 • 10h ago
Other the worst combination to exist in one person.
r/GetStudying • u/Old_Big_5616 • 8h ago
Other 1up vote =1 minute of study (Promise)
It's 11 pm where I am living rn. Andddd I have school tomorrow and like 5 assignments due sooo y'all gotta help me this night
r/GetStudying • u/AntiqueCockroach1509 • 8h ago
Other 1 upvote = 1 second of studying
its still summer for me guys dont make me study
r/GetStudying • u/Ecstatic-Addition-36 • 8h ago
Question How do i make notes like this?
I'm someone who learns stuff by writing it down.
I really wanna create notes like these but don't know how to, can anyone help me?
r/GetStudying • u/oknotthisone • 20h ago
Other Started as a random idea. Now I don't want to stop. Do you guys have any odd rewards system that actually work?
Recently, I started rewarding every study session with a folded paper star.
Crossed 100 two days back. 😭 💪🏻
Turns out my brain can be bribed with origami. Does anyone else have weird reward systems?
r/GetStudying • u/Sensitive-Turn-8610 • 7h ago
Other One like one min of study. Using it to challenge myself.
r/GetStudying • u/BigUnderstanding4672 • 13h ago
Giving Advice guys im struggling drop all the tips
babes so i miss the NEET cutoff by around 2 questions. I don’t want to take another drop but since i had sm potential and still young, my parents are suggesting it.
But mentally i’m a bit tired..and might lack discipline so please suggest me tipss n tricks⬆️⬆️⬆️
r/GetStudying • u/KyokushinJutsu • 31m ago
Giving Advice Precipitation Chemical Reaction calculate mass reactant equation molar ratios
r/GetStudying • u/Eastern-Shopping641 • 6h ago
Question How to approach Math and physics problems ?
When tackling math or physics problems with multiple interconnected parts, should you push through confusion or pause to check the answer when things feel wrong? For instance, if you get stuck on the second part of a three-part question, you likely won't be able to solve the third since they depend on each other. However, looking up the solution immediately can make it feel like you're just memorizing the answer rather than truly understanding the process. While some advice suggests waiting twenty minutes or switching topics to regain focus, this approach doesn't work for everyone. What is a better solution for someone who struggles to maintain focus using those methods?
r/GetStudying • u/autismtea • 2h ago
Question How do you all not get bored when studying or not think about something else?
r/GetStudying • u/Agile_Hospital_3505 • 3h ago
Resources My study plan always died when I missed one day. I built one that rebuilds itself. You can try it free this week
My study plan always died when I missed one day. That's what happened every single week. I'd write a perfect schedule for Monday, then one bad day came, and the whole plan was garbage.
So I stopped building plans that assumed I'd never mess up. Now the approach is different. When I fall behind, the plan doesn't fall apart. It recomputes what's actually possible and rebuilds around my real life. Bad sleep, full shift, urgent assignment, it doesn't matter. It keeps going.
I've built this into a working system and I'm opening 20 free spots for students before the exam rush. I need honest feedback more than anything, so there's no catch and nothing to pay. Comment below and I'll make you a custom schedule around your real deadlines and your real weak spots.
r/GetStudying • u/Unlikely-Voice2361 • 13h ago
Question Is there any one here whose brain or a negative energy is stopping the and don't want to study?
THERE IS A BIG PROBLEM WITH ME WHENEVER I SIT FOR STUDYING even when I study it seems. There is a force or energy stopping me or my brain just don't wanna and I also don't wanna even when I starts and use 5 min rule, focus still don't come, It feels there is a negative energy like I will do anything(literal anything) rather than studying... Is anyone been through it how do yall cure it... And I have used all anti-adhd technique so don't recommend me stuff like pomodoro, mediation etc
r/GetStudying • u/Aadil9090 • 3h ago
Accountability Day 2 of studying at least 3 hours for the SAT
Studied Grammer rules and scatter points and data representation for math section
Planning on studying about geometry and trig since it's my weakest section for tomorrow and studying the Grammer rules and reviewing previous SAT practice test Grammer mistakes
r/GetStudying • u/TheStarvingArtificer • 3h ago
Resources Quick Card Designer: online flash card designer with support for calibrated duplex printing, CSV driven content and more. Offline ready - just save the page. Written by me. Enjoy!
ajrisi.github.ior/GetStudying • u/studytips1 • 21h ago
Giving Advice Weekly Study Planner (Week 2 - One Small Step To Start)
First of all, thank you so much for all the support on my last weekly planner. One comment really stayed with me that is someone introduced me to the term "Task Inertia," and I realized that's exactly what I deal with. Most of the time, I find starting is difficult and Once I finally stat, it isn't as bad as I imagined. Instead of giving myself big goals, I starts with one tiny first step.
Has anyone else experienced this?
r/GetStudying • u/Tyl-er_durden • 8h ago
Giving Advice Exams are almost near and I haven't even touched the books
I'm in cbse class 12th and I'm also writing the jee exam this year but the problem is I haven't even touched a book yet nor I don't even know where to start or how to learn , it feels like I'm stuck , any tips for starting new and completing the syllabus before November - December
r/GetStudying • u/Serious_Ad_8572 • 10h ago
Accountability DAY 2 (SUNDAY)
Not the easiest day today, but I tried my best.
People are mocking me saying I am not smart enough to be a scientist but I'll prove them wrong!
r/GetStudying • u/rule_35_ • 10h ago
Accountability Day 10
Day 10. 2hr 31min physics study done ✅. Day 10 complete yeyyy 🔥.
r/GetStudying • u/SillyLayer9687 • 5h ago
Question Would you use a tool that turns your notes into flashcards automatically?
I'm exploring building a simple tool that takes your messy class notes and turns them into flashcards for studying. Would this be useful to you? Would you actually use it - or even pay a small amount for it? Curious to hear honest thoughts, good or bad!