Morning Time - Best time for study

Whenever it comes to serious studying, we end up in strained sleepless nights of study; plus an excessive overdose of caffeine. Admit it, at some point or the other in your life, you have stayed up late; just to put an impression that you are working hard. But, as far as the productivity levels are concerned; you have been doing it wrong all these years. Scientifically speaking; early morning studies are not only more productive but also enhances the brain capacity. Human brain cells tend to be more receptive in the early hours of the day. Anything that you study during the morning is more likely to be registered in your memory. It is like the golden hour; especially when you have a lot of facts to mug up real quick. Chances are likely that you will remember the facts by a lot more ease. The thing with mornings is, you are fresh out from bed and will be at your relaxed best. Moreover, after 4 am in the morning the virtual world actually tends to go silent; even if for a little time. Early mornings are the best time to study from the point that it is probably the only time our the Social media is not around us. Early morning silence is said to be more cheerful and if you are lucky enough to live in the country; nothing can be more effective to lift your mood than early morning birds chirping as you study. You can always begin your day with a little stroll in the open and then settling down with your books. The fresh morning air helps to bring the mind in a positive frame, and we all know how much a little optimism can help with concentration powers. The best MBA collages in Indore are even stressing on the morning hours of study by starting the collages early.

Now that you know how exactly a couple of hours in the morning can be much more effective than staying up all night; it is high time to change your study schedule. Get up with the sun, breathe in the fresh morning air and brace yourself to more productive study sessions. Your time is valuable, and it deserves the best management. There are a lot to be done; and mornings are just the beginning!

The author of this article is Asst.Professor Pioneer Institute of Professional Studies