This document discusses the importance of time management for students. It states that time management is equivalent to life management since wasting time means wasting life. It then lists numerous benefits of effective time management for students such as less effort, stress, frustration and procrastination while achieving more, gaining confidence and productivity. The document provides tips for time management including setting SMART goals, creating a schedule, prioritizing tasks, minimizing multitasking, taking breaks and forming new habits over 21 days to manage time better.

1. Time
Management
for Students
By Mitesh Take

2. What is the unit of liquid?

3. What is the unit of distance?

4. What is the unit of our life?

5. Life = Time

6. Waste of time = Waste of life

7. Time management = Life management

8. What is management?

9. What is time management?

10. The person who understands
the importance of time is
the richest person

11. How many hours/day?

12. Show me
your daily
schedule
and I will tell
you your
destiny

13. What you will say?

14. Benefits of time management

15. Less effort

16. Less stress

17. Saves time

18. Reduces frustration

19. Minimizes procrastination

20. Inculcate discipline

21. Achievement

22. Good reputation

23. Increases confidence

24. Increases productivity

25. Satisfaction

26. Peace of mind

27. Self esteem

28. Prevents guilt

29. Increases your energy level

30. Happier and healthier

31. Proud family

32. Where to start?
Goals

33. Set S.M.A.R.T. goals

35. Harvard Study :: MBA Student
Clear Written Goal - 3%
Some Goal - 13%
No Goal - 84%
Harvard study :: MBA student

36. Five year plan

37. Prepare your time table

38. Decide your priorities

39. Urgent Not Urgent
Important
Not Important
Time quadrant

40. Follow your daily time table

41. Use time management tools

42. Do time audit daily

43. Do time analysis
33.20%
12%
15.90%
15.60%
15%
8.30%
Relaxing
Travel
Classroom
Eating
Self Study
Other

44. 20% Task = 80% Importance
20
80
Core Work
Other Work 80
20
Important
Not Imortant

45. How much salt is used?

46. Entertainment is a salt in our life

47. Are you addict?

48. These are study tools too!

49. Only twice a day!

50. How many times you check?

51. Multitasking saves time?

52. No multitasking
2.50%
97.50%
Studied Well
Not Well
University of Utah Study

53. Be organized

54. Let’s do one experiment

55. Our mind = Wild horse

56. Do step by step progress

57. Stick to your seat!

58. Use “Rule of Five”

59. Which are your power hours?

60. Block power hours for study

61. Learn to say “NO”

62. Take a break!

63. Eat healthy, be healthy

64. Let’s check your schedule

65. Sr.
No.
Activity Start Time End Time
Activity
Duration
…………….
Write down your daily routine

66. Want more time?

67. Use exercise time

68. Use waiting time

69. Use eating time

70. Use toilet time

71. Use study tools

72. Learn study skills

73. Make it your habit

74. Habit formation process
Awareness
Learning
Motivation
Behavior
Change
Sustainability

75. 21 Days Rule for habit formation

76. Let’s take the oath

77. Questions?

78. Feedbacks
What did you learn?
What went well?
What are the improvement
areas ?