You can consider the below tips- Take in consideration the total number of hours you have with you in a day. Exclude the time for the leisurely activities and sleep. Make sure these activities are in moderation to have more time for your studies. Now with the remaining time left, divide it into equal time intervals according to the number of subjects. Always try to maintain a 15 min gap between 2 subjects. Jumping from one to another might stress and confuse you. Try to concentrate properly on the subject you are studying, rather than worrying about the others. You will just lose time. If you aren't able to stay up till the wee hours of the night, please don't. Still if you wish to, you can try indulging in some logical sections of your syllabus, which might prevent you to sleep, and extend the time of your being awake. Don't try to begin a new theoretical topic at night, it will only make you more drowsy. For weekends, try to keep those subjects which you are weak in. They need more focus and weekends will provide you just that. Time as well as peace of mind. If you get sick of studying or plain bored, take a quick break! Drink some fluids, eat some fresh fruits, take a stroll, listen to a good song, anything. Or if even taking a break makes you feel restless, try solving some previous years questions. They might help you escape boredom and monotony. Never ever hide or hesitate to ask your doubts. Not clearing them right now will create a pile of questions, which will be quite tough to solve at the eleventh-hour. Always prepare your next day routine in advance so that you don't have to spend time the next day in preparing your routine rather than studying. Also, if you aren't able to complete a day's study routine, don't leave it unattended. Try to follow up the next day and complete it thoroughly. Hope this helps!!!