Early morning classes, non-stop lectures, and never-ending assignments can be truly painful sometimes. Amidst this pandemic, the problem is even more magnified for the students of Vivekanand Institute of Professional Studies (VIPS), reportedly. The workload on students is now becoming stressful.
We have all been there when we try to study with focus but eyelids are dropping and one’s brain feels fuzzy. But let me tell you how this is different from the problem that students of VIPS are now facing.
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Reportedly, As Per Students:
- It is getting very difficult to cope up with the classes and then jump back to assignments. The marathon doesn’t end here! Thereafter, referring to study materials for each subject.
- Sitting for 6-7 consecutive hours in front of a screen is now hurting physically too. The study pattern has become so stressful, that relaxing hours are just slipping out of hands.
- As per the UGC guidelines, it is mentioned that the classes should be taken only 3 hours a day and not more than that. Also, there is no off on Saturdays too.
“Complaining about the situation is not a solution”We have heard this statement a lot of times being a ‘grownup’. Feeling tired doesn’t have to signal the end of productivity after all!
How To Deal With Non-Stop Pressure?
- Change your study time to fit your energy rhythm
If you are not a morning person then relax in the morning but study at night. Not everyone is born to be productive in the morning. Right!
- Study with breaks
All work; no play can be really dreadful. Give your brain the relaxation that it requires and come up with the same energy. Call a friend, cook something, basically get some fresh mind and fresh air.
- Set your goal
Always set up your target for a day. Doing goals without aims is not profitable or professional in the long run. Stay focussed on today’s assignments and workbooks. Worrying about tomorrow will only make the problem worse.
These were some tips and tricks to keep every student, focused, and self-motivated.
