Hello aspirant,

This is just a general plan and may need adjustments based on individual learning styles and the specific syllabus.

Divide the entire syllabus into smaller, manageable units. Pinpoint the fundamental ideas and theories in each unit.

Creating a Weekly Schedule

• Allocate study hours: Aim for a consistent number of study hours per week.
• Divide time among subjects: Allocate time based on the difficulty of each subject and your understanding.
• Include breaks: Schedule short breaks every 45-60 minutes to prevent burnout.

Sample Weekly Schedule

Monday:

• Subject 1: Core concepts and practice problems
• Subject 2: Review previous week's notes

Tuesday:

• Subject 3: Complete assigned readings and exercises
• Subject 4: Group study or discussion

Wednesday:

• Subject 1: Practice exam questions
• Subject 2: Review notes and clarify doubts

Thursday:

• Subject 3: Complete assignments or projects
• Subject 4: Self-assessment and identify weak areas

Friday:

• Subject 1: Practice previous year question papers
• Subject 2: Revision of key points

Weekend:

• Revision: Review the week's topics and identify areas needing more attention
• Self-care: Ensure adequate rest and relaxation

Tips for Effective Study

• Active recall: Practice recalling information without referring to notes.
• Spaced repetition: Review material at increasing intervals to reinforce memory.
• Teach others: Explaining concepts to someone else solidifies your understanding.
• Join study groups: Collaborate with peers to discuss and clarify doubts.
• Stay organized: Use a planner or digital tools to manage your schedule.
  
  I hope this information helps you.

Hello,

WEEK 1-4 : BUILDING THE FOUNDATION-

• Subject Focus : Begin with core concepts in Mathematics and Physics , as these subjects require a solid base. Simultaneously, dedicate time to Chemistry (organic and physical basics).
• Daily Routine : Divide your day into 3-4 subject blocks, with 2-hour sessions each for theory and practice. Early morning for Biology (if applicable), and the afternoon for Maths .
• Weekend Review : Revise weekly notes and complete any pending questions.

WEEK 5-8 EXPANDING TO OTHER SUBJECTS-

• Subject Coverage : Dive into Chemistry in greater depth. Start studying Inorganic Chemistry and complex Mathematical Theorems . Add English and any optional subjects to the mix.
• Time Management : Focus 60% of your study time on difficult areas, and the rest on revision.
• Mock Tests : By the end of Week 8, take practice tests for each subject.

WEEK 9-12 : ADVANCED TOPIC AND APPLICATION -

• Intense Practice : Shift focus to Physics derivations and Chemistry reactions. For Maths , solve higher-level problems and sample papers.
• Revision Strategy : Allocate daily 1-hour slots for quick topic reviews.
• Doubt Clearing : Reserve 2-3 days in this phase to work through difficult concepts or problems you’ve found challenging in the earlier weeks.

WEEK 13-16 FINAL REVIEW AND EXAM PATTERN -

• Mock Exams : Simulate exam conditions by taking full-length mock tests every alternate day.
• Focus Areas : Revise key concepts in all subjects, especially topics that you’re less confident in.
• Last Two Weeks : Dedicate the last two weeks to final brush-ups, formulas, and revision notes.

THANK YOU!! ALL THE BEST!!