The last 60 days before the CBSE Class 10th board exams are the most important for exam preparation. At this stage students should focus on revision and practice more questions in order to strengthen weak areas and set a priority to learn only those new topics that are frequently repeated in the board exam. A structured 60 day study plan is required to help students so as to cover the maximum syllabus and avoid feeling burnout. If a candidate keeps a balance between the number of study hours, revision and take regular breaks he can score good marks in the board exams.
How to Study for Board Exams Class 10?
Preparing for Class 10 board exams requires smart planning, and regular revision with consistency. Instead of studying randomly for long hours. Candidates must check the key strategies shared below so as to implement and score high marks overall.
- Understand the CBSE syllabus, exam pattern and marking scheme
- Study using NCERT textbooks thoroughly for all subjects
- Create a daily and weekly study timetable so as to keep a balance between practicising and revision
- Practice at least 10 previous year board question papers and analyse on the same day
- Revise important formulas, definitions and diagrams by making short notes on it for quick revision
- After every 2 hours take 20-30 mins break so as to stay relaxed and not panic
60-Day Preparation Study Plan
The entire 60 days study plan for board exam is divided into three phases candidates must check the table below for further information.
| 60-Day Preparation Study Plan | ||
| Week | Focus Area | Primary Activity |
| Week 1-2 | High-Weightage Core Topics | 80/20 Rule: Focus on the 20% of topics that yield 80% of the marks. |
| Week 3 | Secondary Topics | Finish remaining syllabus; create “Cheat Sheets” for formulas/dates. |
| Week 4 | First Deep Revision | Convert notes into mind maps; bridge gaps in understanding. |
| Week 5 | Topic-wise Practice | Solve chapter-specific PYQs (Previous Year Questions). |
| Week 6 | Subject Integration | Mix subjects daily to train the brain to switch contexts quickly. |
| Week 7 | Mock Exam Marathon | Take full-length mocks every other day in the exact exam time slot. |
| Week 8 | Weak Spot Drilling | Final review of mistakes from mocks and “Must-Know” facts. |
How Many Hours to Study for Class 10th Exams?
During the last 60 days board exam students should aim to study for not less than 6 to 8 hours daily. Depending on their preparation level with more focus on quality learning rather than sitting for longer duration. A balanced routine for board exam aspirants must include 3–4 hours for concept revision, 2–3 hours for practice and answer writing and 1 hour for revision and self-analysis. This should be followed daily along with getting adequate sleep, taking short tea breaks and maintaining a healthy daily routine so as to stay focused, reduce stress and perform better on the day of board exam.
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