Hii,

I am taking two scenarios here.

1)If you have studied well before
In this case revise everything you have studied and also all the questions you have done. More importantly give mock tests or solve previous year questions. Analyse where you are making mistakes. If they are silky mistakes then next time try to stay more alert about in which areas you are making mistakes. If there is a certain topic where you are going wrong then review it again.

2)If you haven't studied much
Pick up previous year papers and start solving. As you solve the papers analyse which topics are more important and study accordingly. Solve more number of questions.
If you have studied very less then in first 2-3 days take up the easy topics or topics in which you feel you can do well and study them. After 2-3 days when you would have completed a good amount of chapters then start solving previous year papers. Analyse them. Try to keep the number of mistakes to minimum. Also plan to leave out the very huge or difficult chapters since you wouldn't be able to complete them , so you would end up wasting your time and not getting results out of it.


For both the scenarios solve questions more and more. They will help you increase your marks alot.

Hope my answer helps.

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