Morning Routine (6:00 AM – 8:00 AM)

 6:00 AM – Wake Up & Refresh:

o Start your day early to give yourself enough time for both study and personal well-being.

o Wash your face, stretch, and hydrate your body with water.

 6:15 AM – Exercise / Meditation (30 minutes):

o A 15-20 minute workout, stretching, or yoga helps energize your body and mind.

o If you prefer a calm start, try meditation or deep breathing exercises to boost focus and
concentration.

 6:45 AM – Breakfast & Prepare for the Day:

o Eat a nutritious breakfast (eggs, fruits, whole grains) to fuel your body and mind.

o Review your schedule for the day and mentally prepare for the tasks ahead.

 7:00 AM – Study Session 1 (Core Subject Focus – 1.5 hours):

o Choose one core subject to focus on, like Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, or
Accountancy.

o Use this session for tackling difficult topics or subjects that need more attention.

School & Break (8:00 AM – 3:00 PM)

 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM – School Classes:

o Pay attention in class and actively participate in discussions.

o Take notes carefully, especially in key subjects like Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and
English.

o During breaks, relax and refresh your mind. Avoid over-studying during these times.

Afternoon Routine (3:30 PM – 6:30 PM)

 3:30 PM – 4:30 PM – Break & Snack Time:

o After returning from school, take a break to relax.

o Have a light snack (like fruits, nuts, or a sandwich) to rejuvenate yourself.

 4:30 PM – 6:00 PM – Study Session 2 (Subject Rotation – 1.5 hours):

o Subject Rotation (45 minutes each for two subjects):

  Focus on one subject in-depth (e.g., Chemistry + Maths/English or Accounts +
Physics).

 Take a short 5-minute break after every 45 minutes to avoid burnout.

o Key Focus Areas:

 Review chapter summaries and solve previous year question papers.

 If studying for practical subjects like Computer Science or Physical Education,

revise the practical notes.

Evening Routine (6:30 PM – 9:00 PM)

 6:30 PM – 7:30 PM – Study Session 3 (Concept Revision – 1 hour):

o Revise and consolidate what you studied in school. Review notes from the day’s classes.

o Focus on one subject at a time, and try to clarify doubts through textbooks, online
resources, or peer discussions.

 7:30 PM – 8:00 PM – Dinner & Relax:

o Have a balanced meal with proteins, vegetables, and carbs to keep your energy levels
up.

o Relax for a while, and avoid screen time.

 8:00 PM – 9:00 PM – Study Session 4 (Practice & Problem Solving – 1 hour):

o Use this time to solve sample papers or practice questions from subjects that require
more hands-on work (e.g., Mathematics, Physics, or Chemistry).

o Focus on short answer questions, problem-solving, or writing essays (for English and
Social Science).

Night Routine (9:00 PM – 10:00 PM)

 9:00 PM – 9:30 PM – Light Reading / Revision:

o Go over the day’s key points and review important formulas, definitions, or equations.

o For English, read essays or summarize chapters in literature.

o For Social Science or History, revise important dates or events.

 9:30 PM – Wind Down & Prepare for Bed:

o Ensure you wind down by avoiding screens (phones, laptops) 30 minutes before
sleeping.
 o Reflect on what you learned during the day and plan ahead for the next. A good night’s
rest will help you stay productive the next day.

 10:00 PM – Sleep:

o Try to get 7-8 hours of sleep to stay refreshed and focused the next day.

Additional Tips for a Successful Routine:

1. Prioritize Difficult Subjects:

o Focus more on subjects or topics you find difficult, especially in the initial study sessions.
This will help retain important concepts.

2. Weekly Breaks:

o Schedule Sundays or one day a week for a more relaxed schedule. Use this time to
revise and catch up on missed work.

3. Regular Breaks:

o Short, 5-minute breaks after 45 minutes of studying can keep your mind fresh. Stand up,
stretch, or walk around.

4. Use Study Techniques:

o Pomodoro Technique: Work for 45 minutes and take a 5-minute break, or work for 25
minutes, then take a 5-minute break.

o Use mind maps, flashcards, and summary notes to reinforce what you have learned.

5. Stay Consistent:

o Consistency is key in Class 12. Stick to this routine, but also adjust it if needed to ensure
you are able to maintain a healthy balance between study, rest, and recreation.

6. Stay Motivated:

o Keep the bigger picture in mind. Your goals of scoring well in Class 12 and securing a
bright future should fuel your motivation.