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Most often that not some students find themselves overwhelmed and confused with a flood of information that they need to grasp in order to achieve an above average academic performance and meet their parents expectations. There is a lot of performance pressure and anxiety that in turn gets built up within these students and they stop focusing on the essence of the subject matter and its understanding. Rather they just stick to cramming and covering the whole syllabus in a limited amount of time.&nbsp;
Sometimes this happens because the students have not found a suitable learning style. A particular learning style helps the student to adapt and achieve the best results. Hence, finding THE learning style is of utmost importance.&nbsp;
With the time to syllabus ratio being totally disbalanced, sometimes it can be difficult to allocate time for revision. Revising the syllabus can create a major difference; it helps in identifying the areas of improvement, which focused upon thoroughly can help them achieve better grades and provide an overall confidence boost.
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1. Be curious: The one thing that differentiates toppers from average students is their curiosity and the habit of asking questions. Be it in class, tuition, studying with your friends or just self-studying &ndash; never be afraid to ask. Only by asking questions can you learn and gauge your understanding. When you are in school or tuition, ask questions from your teacher. When you are studying with friends, pose questions in front of them. Even if you all cannot find the answer &ndash; you will be amazed as to how much you can learn by just discussion.&nbsp;
2. Understand the topic: Many students think that cramming can get them good enough marks, and also takes less time. But this is not true. You have to have a clear understanding of the topic. So without a clear understanding of the topic, you will not be able to perform well in these exams. Whenever you don&rsquo;t understand something, don&rsquo;t just settle by cramming it. Research the topic in your library or ask your teachers. If you understand a topic, it is more likely to get stored in your long-term memory and you can write it down in your own words in the exam.
3. Time management: By time management, we refer to how you utilise your day, how you use your study time and how you manage your time during the exam. First of all, you should plan your day to give enough time to studies and recreational activities, rather than studying continuously for 8-10 hours a day. It is better if you take breaks after studying for 20-30 min. This gives a chance for the brain to retrieve the information in a better manner.
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Most students wonder what it is that toppers do differently? 

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We at Lissun do our best to provide much-needed guidance to all age groups, which can be beneficial to both them and their parents. A better understanding of the psyche of teenagers and a path to making better decisions for their well-being are urgently needed. Let&rsquo;s solve it together for a better tomorrow.

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Today, competition in academics is increasing, and college cut-offs are soaring high. So naturally, the best opportunities are given only to toppers. All students study really hard, but only some get to become toppers.

Not Everyone is a Topper