Only 90 days left? A clear month-by-month plan can still help you finish the syllabus, revise twice and walk into the exam hall with confidence.
Board exams feel scary when the calendar is shrinking. The good news is that 90 days is enough if you follow a plan and stay consistent.
Days 1–40: Finish the syllabus
Divide your subjects across the week and cover every chapter once. Start with the chapters that carry the most marks and the ones you find difficult.
- Study each topic from the NCERT or school textbook first
- Make short notes and formula sheets as you go
- Solve the in-chapter questions on the same day
Days 41–70: Practice and revise
Now shift from learning to practising. Solve previous-year papers and sample papers, and check your mistakes carefully.
- Solve one full paper every 2–3 days under timed conditions
- Maintain a mistake notebook and review it weekly
- Revise your short notes every evening
Days 71–90: Final revision
Stop starting new topics. Revise formulas, diagrams, dates and definitions. Sleep well and eat healthy during the last week.
Consistency beats intensity. Two focused hours daily are better than ten tiring hours once a week.
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