STUDY SCHEDULE OF A STUDENT DURING EXAMS

 Exams are stressful, but a proper study schedule can make preparation easier and more effective. Many students study for long hours but still fail to get good marks because they don’t study smartly.. Study timetable/schedule helps you to organize your syllabus preperation and revision in time. 

Timetable/schedule for study during exams

Why a Study Schedule Is Important During Exams

A study schedule helps you:

Cover the entire syllabus on time

Focus more on weak subjects

Reduce last-minute stress

Improve concentration and memory

Balance study, rest, and sleep

Without a plan, students often waste time and feel confused about what to study next.

 Morning Study time 5:30 AM to 8:00 AM 

First of all wake up early in the morning offer your fajr prayer and start your syllabus you have to start with the difficult subjects like: 
maths 
physics 
chemistry

Do numericals , revise formula and concepts

First do math because maths is mind game first do it then physics which is much similar to maths go through concepts , numericals and other high yielding topics as well. At last study  chemistry practice the reaction again and again on your copy that improves accuracy and get key concept.

Start difficult subjects first because your mind is fresh and you can absorb and understand more things.

Breakfast time 8:00 AM to 8:30 AM

Eat healthy breakfast
Avoid using mobile
Relax mobile

Late morning session 9:00 AM to 12:00 AM

Revision + practice

Revise what you have studied in morning

Solve past papers

Focus on weak topics

Lunch and rest 12:30 pm to 1:00 pm

Take proper lunch 

Take a nap (20 to 30 min)

Avoid scrolling social media 

Afternoon study time 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm

Study lighter subjects

In this time you have to study light things and you can study compulsory subjects

 Urdu

Islamiat

Biology 

 Pak studies

First do biology study the topics you planned for today and then Urdu , islamiat and pak studies.

Make short notes and highlight important topics.

Evening break 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm

Take a break walk , light exercise or play your favourite game

Refresh your mind.

Night study time 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm

If you have some topics left study them in this time.

Practice diagrams and numericals 

Solve past papers 

Dinner time 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm

Take a good dinner 

Talk to your family 

Avoid using social media

Night revision 8:00  pm to 9:30 pm

Revise formula, definitions and topics you felt are difficult.

Look at the mistakes you made during your study.

Sleep time 10:00 pm to 5:30 am

Take a sleep of 7-9 hours
Good sleep makes your mind fresh and improves your memory as well.

Common Mistakes Students Should Avoid

Studying without a plan
Ignoring weak subjects
Using mobile phones during study time
Sleeping less than 6 hours
Studying only one subject all day

Motivational words 

A perfect study schedule is not the one that looks good on paper, but the one you actually follow daily.If you make a good study schedule/timetable that suits you the most it will make wonders for you in studies you can score way better then others. My honest suggestion is to make a study timetable that you can easily follow and can prove high yielding for you.

If you want guidelines on exams then must  read:

How to an average student score 80% in board exams

How to study smartly for math board exams

How to score high in science subjects in board exams

Schedule/timetable for exams
For any question you can contact me at ✉️ drlaiba.blogs@gmail.com 
                Written by:
                                   Dr.Laiba Noor


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