The way to beat laziness is to lower the effort of starting (start tiny), build a fixed routine so studying becomes a habit, and remove distractions, not to wait for motivation. Consistency comes from habits and systems, not from feeling motivated every day.
Start ridiculously small. Laziness is usually resistance to starting. Tell yourself you will study for just 10 minutes; starting is the hard part, and you will usually continue. Small starts beat waiting to feel like it.
Build a fixed routine. Study at the same time and place daily until it becomes automatic, like brushing your teeth. When studying is a habit, you no longer rely on willpower or mood.
Remove temptation. Keep your phone in another room and your study space clear. Laziness wins when an easier, more fun option is one tap away, so make the distraction harder to reach.
Example: A student in Nagpur who kept postponing study set a fixed 7 pm start, phone in another room, and a tiny just-open-the-book rule. Within a few weeks studying at 7 felt automatic and the laziness faded.
Use small rewards and accountability, and mind the basics. Reward finishing a task, tell someone your daily goal, and fix your sleep and add some movement, because constant laziness often comes from poor sleep, no exercise, or low mood.
One practical tip: Decide the night before exactly what and when you will study tomorrow (three specific tasks). Removing the morning what-should-I-even-do decision kills a major source of laziness.