Now-a-days, people talk about the creativity, creative teaching, creative learning, creative evaluation, etc. Though those skills are incredibly important, memorization can still play a critical role in learning and brain development. Informed educators are often quick to write off rote memorization as an unnecessary and even harmful exercise, instead preferring to teach creativity and problem solving. While we agree that creative, analytical lessons are a great way to learn, it’s worth pointing out that memorization can still play an important role in learning, no matter your age. The memorization should not be ignored at all. I feel that memorizing things are as important for exercising the brain as much as physical activity is important for exercising the body. Yet for both exercises, we want to do it in the most efficient and effective way so that we can reap benefits from this. Also, some exercises may be so boring and useless that I will give up before I ever see any benefits. In this paper, the benefits of memorization at primary and secondary levels are focused based on the research carried out in the current world.