10 DIY Daily Students life Hacks

As a student, you are just steps away from taking total control of your life, you might be surprised at the level of freedom you have but you just have to face reality and get yourself right before the realities of life start setting in. Here are a few hacks to get yourself in order, read through and leave your comments.


1. keep Your Budget

Starting from the very basic and essential student life hack, and that is money. If one learns how to manage money, then they have solved a sizeable amount of their problem . Make the most of daily or monthly finances, let go of stuffs that costs a lot and is of no use. Save the money that goes on junk food; it will keep your bank account filled and health fit.


2. Wake Up On Time

If you struggle waking up on time even after setting many alarms, try this hack. Before going to sleep, set the alarm and put your phone in a glass or cup. Place it a little far from you. Doing so will make the alarm louder, and the distance will make you get up from bed and turn off the alarm.


3. Learn A Skill And Make Friends



Make sure to learn a new skill and be a part of different societies. Learning new skills has enormous benefits, and it lets you meet new people and make friends. It makes you an interesting person and it helps your brain learn things faster.


4. Set More Alarms



Heavy procrastinators? Set more alarms. Start setting alarms for each job. For example, if you have to complete two assignments within half an hour, then divide the time and set alarm accordingly. This hack will help you stop you from checking your phone again and again for the time and help beat distractions.

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5. Work Smartly



In this modern era, be a hard worker who works smartly. Use scholar.google.com instead of using google.com for essays or research, keep a bottle of water and a chocolate bar with you, make notes during lectures, self study, write essential points, take breaks etc.


6. Use Colored Pens



Color have a impact on memory; say goodbye to boring colorless notes. Do not over do one color. Use colored pens of different colors and assign each color a task. Use your favorite colors to write note, important information or formulae because color grasp the attention.


7. Write On Sticky Notes



The most used student life hack is writing

Writing essential points on sticky notes and pasting them on the wall, study table or book. You can also write motivational quotes or pain points and stick them around your desktop, study table, wall, or mirror, as a single glance on them will keep you motivated and organized. You can make a to-do list and stick it around, and discard it once the tasks are done.


8.How To Identify Keys More Easily

Never fumble around looking for the right key again with this simple life hack. All you have to do is to paint each head of the keys with different color nail polish.

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9. How To Test Battery Life

If you drop batteries onto a table and they bounce once and fall over , they are good. If they bounce more than once, they are probably dead or on the way out 


10. You



Lastly, taking care of your needs is the most significant life hack among all the students life hacks that a student should know and prioritize first. Don't waste your good health in your younger days; don't lose your perspective of life. Because most of the stuff will not matter in the coming 10 or 20 years, learn all the simple DIY life hacks and get better at everyday  life.


COMPILED BY: MABEL

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