Studying is important but making a choice between day or night and which one being the best to study can be difficult. As each of us, has our own comfortable time to study, be it the day time or be it night. It is always said that getting up early in the morning to study will help you retain more or is considered the best hour to study, but you may like to study late in the night who would decide this? Let’s just say the best time to study is the time you find the most comfortable. But there are pros and cons to everything and so do the night and day times to study have their own set of pros and cons, let’s find out the pros of studying in the night or in the day.
Pros of studying in the night
· The surroundings are quiet and peaceful during the night helping you concentrate on studying better
· Less distraction which will help you focus better and so retain better
· Less or no thoughts linger through your mind in the night helping you think only about the topic you are studying
· Creativity is at its peak during night helping you understand those difficult concepts with ease
Pros of studying in the day
· Waking up at the “Brahmi Muhurtha” or ‘before sunrise’ is considered to be the best time to study as the power of retention is maximum during those hours
· Waking up and studying in the day is said to be helpful to have a perfect day and the perfect execution of the day planned by you.
· “Group studies” or let’s say helping others and taking help from others is easy during the day
· It’s also said that the things studied in the day time are once that can be recollected with ease
You may ask why I did not speak about the cons! This is because the pros to one can be a con to the other. These cannot be fixed and they vary person to person. So what can be the best way to decide? With the help of these cons and by analysing your own sleep patterns and your lifestyle choose your best time of study. Night or day is now for you to decide.
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