How to Study for Competitive Exams

A free short course on building a study routine that survives contact with real life.

All levelsEnglish · 2 lessons · Updated August 2026

What you'll learn

✓Build a weekly study plan you can sustain

✓Revise so that material stays learned

✓Recognise when reading has become procrastination

Course content

1 section · 2 items

Planning a week you can keep toPreview

Revising so it stays learnedPreview

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Requirements

None. Start today.

Description

Free, and genuinely useful on its own

Most preparation fails on routine rather than on ability. This short course is about the routine.

Four recorded lessons, roughly twenty minutes each, on planning a week you can actually keep to, revising so that things stay learned, and knowing when to stop reading and start writing.

No card details, no trial that quietly converts. Create an account and it is yours.

Who this course is for

Anyone beginning preparation
Anyone whose current routine has quietly stopped working

Instructor

Rahul Iyer

Senior Faculty — Evaluation

Rahul leads the evaluation team and designed the four-parameter rubric every answer at Meridian is marked against.

He is unusually blunt in feedback, which students tend to hate for a fortnight and then credit at the end.

Free