How to make notes effectively?

Hey aspirants! Are you also struggling to make notes that sticks? 
The thick notebooks, colourful highlighters, and a-lot pages, doesn't mean that the person is having effective preparations. In fact, for government exams, more notes often mean more confusion. Effective note making doesn't indicates that you have to write more. It is about writing what you will remember, revise and use at the last moment.

This guide is written by the team of aajkinayibharti.com, like a career mentor explaining preparation strategy, not like a classroom teacher explaining theory.

Why Note-Making Is Crucial For Government Exams?
Government exams tests:
* Recall under pressure
* Repeated facts across exams
* Pattern based questions
* Accuracy, not explanation.
You don't need notes to learn everything, you need those notes to revise, especially when you are in hurry, suppose, day after tomorrow is your exams and you have to revise the while syllabus did you find previous videos or study material to revise each topic, is it possible to cover all in "at a glance"? No! here these notes helps you in quick and accurate revision.

If your notes cannot:
* Be revised in 30 to 60 minutes.
* Help you answer MCQ instantly
* Connects static GK with current affairs
* Dave your time before the examination hours,
Then those notes are not an asset for you.

The Notes Making Formula of aajkinayibharti.com!
1: First, Understand, Don't Just Read That
Grasp the concept before noting it down. For example: learn the topic, understand it's meaning and then write the main point in your own understanding and your own language, with clarity.
2: Keep It Concise
You should use keywords, symbols and abbreviation, For example: Instead of writing like:
"The PM awas yojana was launched by the government of India to provide affordable housing."
You should write this topic down in:
" *PMAY
* Housing for all
* Ministry: MoHUA
* Urban + Rural
* Subsidy based scheme.
Our point is, write down the main thing only and your brain will automatically fill the rest, during revision."
3: Separate Static and Current Affair Notes
One of the most professional habit is:
Static Notes.....
* Polity
* Economics
* History
* Geography.
Current Affair Notes.....
* Schemes
* Ranking
* Reports
* Appointments etc. at one place.
Then link them in your mind, not physically.
4: Use Exam Filter Rule
While studying, note down only:
* Facts that can be an important answer of some valuable question
* Data that is hard to remember
* Points repeated across exams
* Information directly linked to the major point or the syllabus.
What you should skip while noting down:
* Stories
* Background explanation
* Obvious information.
Text-books, newspapers and magazines are for reading and gathering data, while notes are for "Extraction".

This is where platforms like aajkinayibharti.com help.... By giving updated, relevant information without forcing aspirants to rewrite everything.

Let's Explore What Effective Notes Actually Look Like?
Effective notes always looks:
* Short and concise
* Structured and sequence wise
* Exam-oriented point only
* Repeating friendly contents
* Easy to update
* Easy to revise.
They answer only one question, "What will i forget before the exam?"

So, are you ready to level up your note-making game? What's your favourite note-taking strategy? You can share us on our page, as aajkinayibharti.com is available to guide and listen you!