This report discusses effective reading and note-taking techniques essential for academic success. It covers various reading methods such as scanning, detailed reading, skimming, speed reading, active reading, Structure-Proposition-Evaluation, and Survey-Question-Read-Recite-Review. The report also identifies effective note-taking techniques, including the listing method, outline method, concept map method, and Cornell method, highlighting their benefits and drawbacks. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of these academic skills in helping students learn new information, improve their academic performance, and present data in an organized manner for easy recall and drawing conclusive statements. Desklib provides access to this report and many other resources to support students' learning needs.