Phone distractions are honestly one of the biggest problems during exam preparation now. The easiest trick is keeping the phone physically away while studying instead of depending only on self-control. Many students use app blockers or study timers to reduce scrolling. Notifications should definitely be turned off because one message easily turns into an hour of distraction. Short study sessions with breaks usually work better than forcing very long sessions. Social media especially destroys focus because the brain gets addicted to constant stimulation. Honestly, concentration improves a lot once people stop checking the phone every few minutes.
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