A Realistic Study Timetable for Class 12 Board Exams (Chemistry + Maths)
A balanced daily and weekly plan that keeps both subjects moving without burnout — adapt it to your own school schedule.
A sample weekday plan
| Slot | Focus |
|---|---|
| Early morning (1 hr) | Revise yesterday’s formulas/reactions |
| After school (1.5 hr) | New concept + NCERT practice (alternate Chemistry/Maths daily) |
| Evening (1 hr) | Problem solving / numericals |
| Night (30 min) | Quick review + plan tomorrow |
Weekly balance
- Alternate Chemistry and Maths as the “main” subject each day so neither is neglected.
- Keep Sunday for a full chapter test and error review.
- Every third week, do a mixed revision of older chapters.
Subject-specific tips
Chemistry
Maintain a reaction/formula sheet; revise inorganic frequently as it is memory-heavy; practise numericals in physical chemistry.
Maths
Practise daily — Maths rewards repetition; focus on calculus and algebra, and time yourself on full-length problems.
FAQs
How many hours should a Class 12 student study daily?
Quality matters more than hours — a focused 4–5 hours outside school, done consistently, is effective for most students.
When should board revision start?
Begin light revision alongside the syllabus; intensive revision typically starts a few months before exams. Confirm your exact dates from the official CBSE/ISC schedule.
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