- Understand the importance of active reading, which involves engaging with the text rather than passively going through it.
- Take notes while reading and highlight key terms, concepts, and examples.
- Summarize the main ideas in your own words to reinforce understanding.


- Create visual representations such as mind maps and diagrams to organize and connect key terms and concepts.
- Use colors, arrows, and symbols to make the mind maps visually appealing and memorable.
- Review the mind maps regularly to reinforce memory retention.


- Create flashcards for each key term or concept, with the term on one side and its definition or explanation on the other side.
- Review the flashcards regularly, testing yourself on the terms and checking if you remember the corresponding definitions.


- Develop mnemonic devices to remember key terms or concepts.
- Create acronyms or rhymes that help you recall the information easily.
- Associate the information with vivid mental images or stories to make it more memorable.


- Solve practice questions and quizzes related to the key terms and concepts.
- This not only helps in understanding the application of the concepts but also reinforces memory recall.


- Engage in group discussions with fellow aspirants to discuss and explain key terms and concepts.
- Teach the concepts to others, as teaching helps in reinforcing your own understanding and memory.


- Set aside dedicated time for regular revision of the key terms and concepts.
- Review the material at regular intervals, spacing out the revision sessions to enhance memory retention.

By implementing these strategies, you can improve your ability to remember key terms and concepts in the Paper I syllabus. Remember to be consistent and practice regularly to achieve better results.