Strong study skills are essential to succeed in school and in life. It isn't enough to just sit inside a classroom and hope to soak up the knowledge an instructor is presenting. You must put effort into learning, understanding, and applying the material. The earlier you can develop these skills, the greater your chance of academic success.
There is no magic bullet when it comes to developing good study habits. Not everyone learns the same way. So, not everyone will study the same way. Some people need absolute silence to review textbooks, lecture notes, and handouts to prepare for an exam. Others study better in a group bouncing ideas off one another. The study skills you develop will be based heavily on your learning style.
You know what's your learning style?
Studying does not have to be a difficult process. The biggest mistake people make is developing a study plan that is different from the way they learn best. Not only are they trying to learn new information, but they are trying to adapt to a new way to learn that information too! Make it easy on yourself.
Ask yourself a simple question:
-Are you a visual (see),
-auditory (hear),
-or kinesthetic (hands-on) learner?
There's your learning style. Develop study skills that are tailored to your unique style of learning to achieve more productive results.
Subject: MySelf Introduction 
I'm 19 years old, birth at Hospital Besar ,MELAKA... on 4 oct 1992.