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Standard Format (Academic)
For academic purposes, especially in CBSE and university settings, notes follow a specific hierarchical structure:

Title/Heading: A short, crisp title (not a full sentence) that reflects the main theme.
Subheadings: 4–5 main sections that divide the topic into smaller units.
Points and Sub-points: Indented lists under each subheading that provide specific details.
Key to Abbreviations: A box at the end listing at least four abbreviations or symbols used (e.g., & for and, govt. for government).
Summary: A brief paragraph (roughly 1/3 the original length) written in full sentences based on the notes

Common Note-Making Methods
Depending on your goal, you might choose different styles:

Essential Tips for Success
Be Concise: Avoid full sentences. Use phrases, keywords, and abbreviations to save space and time.
Use Indentation: Physically shift sub-points to the right to visually represent the hierarchy of information.
Active Reading: Read the text at least twice—once for a general overview and a second time to highlight specific points.
Abbreviations: Shorten words by removing vowels (e.g., rdng for reading) or using the first few letters (e.g., info. for information).