Question

timetable for ICSE 1 month to complete the syllabus with revision !​

Answer 1

Answer:

One month means 30 days and you have got 10 subjects, that means on an average 3 days for each subject. But not every subject will require 3 days, some will require more and will require less. The amount of hours for revision that each subject needs depends on you. You need to spend more time on subjects you are weaker in and less time on comparatively easier subjects. Before starting you preparation make a routine that you will be able to follow. Divide hours for every subject according to your comfort and start your revision accordingly

Answer 2

Here is the strategy that you can follow to complete your syllabus and score 90% in the upcoming Term-1 board exam-

• Assign a fixed number of days for each subject. (Say you have 6 subjects, then 5 days for each subject).

• Dedicate 8-10 hours in a day. Divide it into 3 parts- concept formation, practising questions and revision.

• Read the high weightage topics from NCERT/ course books if you are in ICSE, ISC board in the first half of the day.

• Make notes using flashcards, diagrams, flowcharts.

• Practice case/competency and assertion-reason MCQs in the second half of the day. Now you have to choose a question bank that has a variety of new types of objective questions along with important NCERT questions and PYQs according to the latest pattern and reduced syllabus. I found all these in Educart question Bank. Also, the topic notes are given for quick and effective revision.

• Revise for 1 hour every night whatever you’ve learnt during the day.

• Solve sample papers as a final practice for the subject.

Remember all the steps should be followed consistently for 30 days, only then you can see the improvement.