Hi,

Prepare the Timetable –

Are you thinking about the study timetable? Ohh No..No..No!!! We are talking only about the revision timetable, just for the last month. Last month is the most crucial time for any of the exams. Here, you will be going to face a “Do or Die” situation.

Plan a timetable that covers the revision of each and every subject in an accurate manner. Allot a number of days for each subject. Pick the subject and complete it. Also, revision should be very smartly.

2. Cover Your Syllabus Books First –

Well!! We are not saying “no” to your reference books but the syllabus books should always be on the top priority. At the board level, the examiner usually asks the questions from your prescribed textbooks only. Hence, assure yourself that you have to cover each and every aspect of your syllabus books.

3. Practice Past Exam Papers –

The only way to succeed is to Practice, Practice, and Practice. Understanding and Reading the concepts is not enough to get you a high score in the 12th Board Exams. “Knowledge is of no value until you put it into practice”.

In the last month instead of going for the new topics, you should try to solve the past 5 examination papers. Solving such papers can prepare you for the Final exam.

It can increase your writing speed which is required in your Final Exam. Understand the type of questions usually asked in the 12th Board and the best part is that you will find a number of questions repeated over the years.

4. Figure Out the Important Topics –

Don’t conclude that I used to do a selective study. This is your board exams so everything is important but still, there are some topics that need to be more focused on than others.

As this is the last month of your exam, therefore, each moment is crucial for you and you can’t afford to waste a single minute on irrelevant topics. Hence, figure out certain topics, formulas that are important for your Exam and prepare them by heart. Either your mentor can guide you about such topics or you may refer to past year papers for such.

5. Pick your Weak Points First –

Let me share with you a student’s experience, he was good in Accounts but missed a few classes of Partnership Accounts and resultant leave that topic in his 12th Board Exams. But, you won’t believe that he found a 10 marks question from that chapter, and because of that, he loses the highest scorer tag in his school.

So, never ignore your weak topics. Instead, we should cover our weak topics at first because it boosts our confidence that if I can do this, I can do anything.

6. Take Short Breaks –

We always prefer and advise my students to take short breaks while studying. Because continuous sitting can make your preparation boring and decrease your efficiency to grab the things. So, take a break of 5 minutes after every 25 minutes of the study period. This will increase your efficiency to learn things quickly.

Simply take a walk or listen to short music without lyrics to relax your mind.

7. Keep the Theory for Early Morning

Early morning time is considered the best time to learn things because you are fresh and study without any interruption. You can amazingly concentrate on your studies better than rest of the day.

So, try to sleep early and also wake up early.

Hope this helps

Wish you luck