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How to Concentrate on studies?

How to Concentrate on studies?

If you are having cell phone in your hand, TV in front of you and complaining that you cant concentrate on studies, then Sorry nothing can be done about that. If you want to concentrate on what you are doing firstly make sure that you are away from all sorts of distractions (cell phone, tv, computers etc). 
Secondly don't just start and spend 4,5 hours on studying without any break. Study for half an hour or an hour and take 5-10 minutes break. The breaks after half an hour are more effective. During these breaks do small tasks that you like, for example talking to friends, checking out Facebook etc but only for 5-10 minutes.  These breaks help in establishing the strong neural connections. Try revising the things you learned during entire day just before going to sleep. This helps in transfer of that data from short term memory to long term memory. And most probably you'll dream about the thing you studied just before sleeping. 
If day dreaming is a hurdle in your way then change your study habits. Most of the students study while sitting. If you do so, study while walking. This will reduce the incoming of the thoughts in your mind. Keep on changing the rooms in which you study. If there is a noise at your place and you cant find a quite place, prefer to do written work during that time. For example solving numericals. 
These small efforts will have a huge impact on your performance. In case of any confusion/problem feel free to comment below. 
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