Expand your peripheral vision:

Many readers tend to read word-by-word in a linear fashion. By increasing your focus, you can take in more words per glance, which will increase your reading speed.

Train yourself to use your peripheral vision more effectively by practicing widening your vision and trying to capture groups of words or entire lines in a single glance.

Eliminate distractions:

Reading in an environment with distractions can hinder your reading speed and comprehension.

Find a quiet place, study room, free of distractions, turn off electronic devices or put them on silent mode, and create an environment conducive to reading.

You can go to near by library. By reducing distractions, you can concentrate better, read faster, and retain information more effectively.