First: each course should set a goal (for example, Chinese 85, Mathematics 85, English 90, Comprehensive 150). This is a bit difficult at first, but it's good to be challenging.

Second: Make up your mind. The simple thing is that you make a public commitment to your goal. You can tell your friends in the dormitory or make it public in your signature. Punishment measures should also be set up: for example, if you don't reach it, you will call yourself a puppy in front of the whole class. Put pressure on yourself and you will be motivated. You certainly don't want to be a puppy, so you will achieve your goal.

The key is to make public commitments, and they must be made public.

Third, after reaching it, set new goals. For example, if you add five points or ten points to each subject step by step, it will definitely reach more than 550.

Fourth, there is a difference in the rising space of each subject. I'll give you a final grade reference: Chinese 1 10 Mathematics 120 English1/kloc-0 Comprehensive 240. Comprehensive and math scores are the fastest, so I suggest you work harder.

I majored in English. When I was 89 in English, I got nearly 40 points. So I only took two exams.

The last sentence: At the beginning, I only got 400 points in the high school exam in March, so, engine oil! ! !

Good luck! ! !