Remove as many distractions as possible. Put headphones on with light music if the surrounding noise is too much. (classical does it for me) Find a comfortable spot. Before you start to study, say out loud (or in your mind) exactly what it is that you are trying to accomplish. Taking small breaks every hour helps. A lot of ideas come to me during a break in studying, not during.

"How to be concentrate when studying?" --> CORRECTION: How can I improve my concentration when I'm studying? I think it depends on your personality and your style of studying. I get distracted easily, so when I'm studying I shut my room's window to keep out outside noise and I wear thick headphones as I listen to a favorite video in the background. You would think the video is distracting, but it's not since it's generally a video I've watched several times before and I only look up when my favorite parts come up and then I can get back to studying. It's not necessarily the best way to study, but it's the only way I can get myself to study. ^_^ It also helps to get into the habit of studying. For me, the best times to do it are the first hours of the morning or right before I go to bed. The minimum I have set for myself is 15 minutes a day on a particular subject, any less and I don't get any progress or improvement. If I have a deadline, then I can spend the entire day studying. But I try to include exercise or snack or video game breaks at least every hour. My coffee cup is always filled, and there is usually a small bowl on my desk of chocolate-covered raisins for me to munch on.

Here are 10 basic tips to increase your motivation to study 1. Develop realistic expectations for yourself; set your own goals and develop a positive attitude towards learning and earning your qualifications. 2. List your motivators for achieving your academic goals: extrinsic (grades, parents, money), intrinsic (mastery of material,desire to learn) and other personal reasons. 3. Make a commitment as to when you will work on an assignment. Be specific about when you want to complete it and put the date for starting the assignment on your calendar where you will see it daily.Then stick to your commitment. 4. Break down big assignments into smaller parts and work on the assignment a little at a time; set dates for completing each part. 5. If you are finding assignments difficult, complete small, easier tasks first in order to build your confidence. 6. Ask for help if you don’t understand an assignment. Obtaining clarification from a lecturer or tutor may put you back on the right track and decrease frustration. 7. Find ways to relate class material and assignments to your life or future career. 8. Find ways to deal with distracting personal problems that are making it difficult for you to focus on your academic work. 9. Minimize self-defeating behaviors and thoughts (e.g., procrastination, low confidence, wanting a “perfect” product) which may impeding academic achievement. Look for small improvements and small successes, as you change your behaviors. 10. Reward yourself when you finish each task and complete an assignment. Feel good about what you have accomplished,don’t just focus on what’s left to complete. Have a coffee and watch this video http://www.flickspire.com/m/IAAWAR/LifeIsLikeCoffee

that's the question most studying people ask. i drink coffee before i go and study. Caffine improves concentration. it works for me :DDD