Hello Jyoti,

Here is a strategy which you can follow :-

1. Set a Realistic Timetable :

   • Study for 6–8 hours daily (3 subjects per day, 2-hour slots).
   • Focus on 1 difficult and 2 moderate/easy subjects daily.
   • Reserve time for revision and self-tests on weekends.

2. Subject-Wise Strategy :

   • Physics :
     • Use NCERT for concepts; solve numerical problems from HC Verma or DC Pandey.
     • Practice derivations and past 5 years' board questions.
   • Chemistry :
     • Physical : Focus on numerical and formulas.
     • Organic : Memorize reaction mechanisms (use Arihant or MS Chauhan ).
     • Inorganic : Revise NCERT thoroughly.
   • Mathematics :
     • Solve NCERT and NCERT Exemplar exercises. Use RD Sharma for practice.
     • Focus on integration, calculus, and probability.
   • Biology :
     • Revise NCERT line-by-line. Use diagrams and flowcharts.
     • Use Together With Biology for practice questions.
   • English :
     • Improve writing skills (letters, reports). Use BBC Compacta .
     • Revise summaries of literature chapters regularly.
   • Optional Subject (IP/Economics) :
     • Prioritize important topics like SQL for IP and Macro concepts for Economics.

3. Key Points Notes :

   • Write formulas, reactions, definitions, and examples in one notebook.
   • Use mnemonics and charts for easy recall.

4. Recommended Refreshers :

   • Xam Idea , Together With , Educart .

5. Regular Tests :

   • Attempt chapter-wise and full-length mock tests.
   • Analyze mistakes and improve.

6. Revision Plan :

   • Reserve February for revision and solving past papers under timed conditions.

Stay disciplined and consistent. Practice writing answers neatly and to the point.

For more tips to score good in 12th boards, visit : https://school.careers360.com/boards/cbse/cbse-class-12-preparation-tips

Hope it helps !

Develop a VERY Realistic Schedule. Break your study time into smaller parts.Focus on your strengths and weaknesses accordingly.Develop a routine of regular study hours to ensure constant progress.Learn by making notes, summarizing ideas, and making mind maps.Solve many problems from textbooks and previous year's question papers.Schedule frequent revision classes to retain all that you learn.Never ever hesitate to clarify your doubts with your teachers or classmates.
NCERT books are a must.for Physics you can study H.C. Verma
For Chemistry, NCERT Exemplar, D.C. Pandey can be useful. Biology NCERT Exemplar and for maths R.D. Sharma, NCERT Exemplar Simulate exam conditions to assess your preparation level.
Consult with teachers or subject experts cbse class 12th