🎯 Set Outcomes and Map the Syllabus

• Define dream, target, and minimum goals.
• Break the big syllabus into subjects → topics → subtopics.
• Track topics by difficulty (light, medium, hard).
• Create monthly checkpoints to measure accuracy and coverage.

⏳ Audit Your Time and Energy Patterns

• Track your focus levels over 3–5 days.
• Identify two daily deep-focus slots (60–120 min each).
• Schedule high-energy tasks during peak focus hours.
• Use low-energy times for review and light revisions.

🧩 Build a Weekly Plan You’ll Actually Follow

• Apply the 70/20/10 rule: balance time for study.
• Plan: 70% deep study, 20% review, 10% weak topics.
• Micro-plan: 25-min study blocks + review blocks.
• Set: Week → Day → Hour.
• Sure Week tasks = avoid unrealistic planning.

🧠 Use Focus Frameworks for Productivity

• Time-Blocking: Reserve fixed hours for each subject.
• Pomodoro: 25 minutes work, 5 minutes break, repeat.
• 52/17 Method: 52 minutes deep work, 17 minutes recovery.
• Keep a consistent environment: same desk, minimal distractions.

📖 Revise Smart with Active Recall & Spaced Repetition

• Test yourself without looking at notes.
• Revise topics after 1, 3, 7, 14, and 30 days.
• Use flashcards for formulas, concepts, and tricky questions.
• Keep “forgetting curve” in mind, spread reviews wisely.

📊 Mock Tests: Timing, Review, and Error Logs

• Begin mock tests once 50% syllabus is done.
• Simulate real exam conditions.
• After Eacg Mock:
  • 1. Identify error type (concept gap, careless, time issue).
  • 2. Fix mistakes immediately.
  • 3. Log errors for future review.

📵 Digital Discipline & Distraction Defense

• Use app blockers during study hours.
• Keep only study-related tabs open.
• Check notifications at fixed times (e.g., 1 pm & 8 pm).
• Maintain a clean, distraction-free workspace.

Exam-Week & Exam-Day Strategies

⏰ Exam-Week & Exam-Day Strategies

• Light revision only, no new topics.
• Use flashcards, short notes, and past papers.
• Get enough sleep and eat balanced meals.

📅 Exam-Day:

• Arrive early, stay calm, and breathe before starting.
• Secure exam hall: mask, final uncertain notes for later.
• Review answers, then finalize results.