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7 Hours Sleep Before Exam: Is It Enough? Science Says
By : Desmond Fairchild 5 Feb 2026

7 Hours Sleep Before Exam: Is It Enough? Science Says

Sleep is crucial for exam performance. While 7 hours is the minimum for adults, 8-9 hours often leads to better results. Studies show sleep deprivation can lower scores by 20%. Prioritize rest over last-minute studying and follow good sleep hygiene for peak performance.

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