A 2-month study plan can be your way to scoring awesome marks in the 10th board exam 2026 even if you think the time is quite short. There is no need for you to study 15 hours in a day; it is enough that you just follow a simple, smart routine with focus on concepts, practice, and rest.
Know the exam pattern before your study plan.
Understanding the CBSE pattern is the first step to starting your 10th board exam study plan. Through exams, it is mainly testing the concepts you have understood and how you apply them, not just memory.
First of all, check the syllabus and the chapter weightage on the official CBSE website so that you can focus on the topics that will bring you more marks.
Additionally, note the types of questions, their marks, and the choices in order to plan your time better.
With this, you are able to plan your 60 days in such a way that you do not waste your time on areas that bring you fewer marks.
Month 1: Finish syllabus with practice
First month itself complete the entire syllabus along with understanding of basics. Start theory with questions and balance it throughout.
Week 1: Science and Maths
Concentrate on Science and Maths which have been scoring 70+ in board exam of class 10.
Science: Study Physics, Chemistry, Biology chapters, wise and do NCERT exercises and diagrams.
Maths: Perform Algebra, Geometry; daily numericals and formulas should be done.
Week 2: Social Science and English
Switch to Social Science and English along with light revision of Week 1.
Social Science: Take notes of dates, maps, and definitions for History, Geography, Civics, and Economics.
English: Do grammar, comprehension, letters and stories practice.
Week 3: Hindi and Science revision
Complete Hindi fully and do revision of Science.
Hindi: Study grammar, passages, writing; read literature chapters.
Science: Quick tests on weak chapters.
Week 4: Maths and Social Science practice
Complete Maths practice and Social Science tests.
Maths: Do chapter, end questions, past papers.
Social Science: Practice maps, long answers.
Month 2: Revision, tests, and speed
Revise everything, take tests, and fix weak spots for the 10th board exam.
Week 5: Science and Maths full revision Revise Science and Maths fully. Solve sample papers timed; note mistakes.
Week 6: English and Hindi practice Practice writing for English and Hindi. English: Full papers, essays. Hindi: Grammar tests, unseen passages.
Week 7: Social Science and mocks Do Social Science mocks and overall revision. Take 12 full papers per subject.
Week 8: Final polish Light revision only; no new topics. Review notes, formulas; relax more.
New habits to power your study plan
Add these to make your 10th board exam study plan stronger.
Stick to NCERT as your main book; read every line and highlight key points.
Use Pomodoro: 50 minutes study, 10-minute break to stay fresh.
Make flashcards for formulas, dates, and diagrams for quick daily review.
Improve handwriting: Practice one long answer daily with neat steps, underlining.
Exam day tip: Read paper 5 minutes, start with easy questions, save 15 minutes for check.
Stay healthy and positive
Health is a factor that should be incorporated into your study plan. Make sure to sleep 7, 8 hours a day, eat healthy, and walk at least for 30 minutes daily. If you are feeling stressed, talk to your family, but don’t forget to put your phone away while studying.
Confidence is a result of practice; therefore, have faith in your preparation.
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