It is said that youth is the best part of life and the old age the worst part of it. But it is a mistaken view. The fact is that old age is as glorious as the youth. The youth has tremendous energy, zeal and enthusiasm with which great things can be accomplished. Youth is the period when our life’s mission may be realized with e greater certainly. It is the period when death is yet very far offs and there are opportunities to do as much as possible for ourselves and the society. When we are old, we feel death very near and thus is youth has not been fruitfully utilized, our mission of life may not fulfilled. But while much is said of the glories of youth, the victories of old age should not be lost sight of. In the first place. As we go nearer and nearer to the celestial light. The circle of life finishes at death. After life’s journey, we again reach back to from where we came. This heavenly abode comes nearer and nearer as we grow older and older. Secondly, if youth has energy and zeal, old age has experience. Maturity comes with old age, the capacity to take decision ripens with the accumulation of experiences of life in old age. While youth may do and act, old age may advise. In old age, we have a good number of people in the form of our sons, daughters who form our personal army, always at our command. What is more needed to an old man that the presence of a whole lot of kits and kinds by the side of his bed when he dies. Thus, if youth has its glories, the victories of old age are no less renowned. When you read your subjects your mind should be free from all distractions. There should be no disturbing noises. Heat or smoke or dust etc. from outside, and no other ideas and feelings in your mind. It is a bad practice to keep a book before you and to read a few paragraphs and then to see or think of something else for a while and then to read again, and so on. While studying, if other feelings like worry, Anxiety, fear, are present in the depths of your mind or if you feel hungry, thirsty, tired or sleepy even in a very slight degree, the efficiency your mind is impaired and you cannot grasp and remember a subject well. When studying you should devote the whole energy of your mind to your subject and should become fully absorbed. You must have noticed that when you are answering your papers in the examination hall or seeing a cinema picture the time passes so quickly. It is no because you are so interested and absorbed in the thing that you do not notice the passage of time. Similar thing happens when great scholars are reading or writing something. The more you are absorbed in your study the clearly you would understand and afterwards remember it.