Daily Routine Overview
Morning: High Focus on Theory and Conceptual Learning
6:00 AM – 6:15 AM:
Wake up and refresh. Prepare mentally for the day.
6:15 AM – 6:30 AM:
Quick review of what you studied the previous day. This reinforces retention.
6:30 AM – 9:00 AM:
Subject Focus: Alternate between Physics and Chemistry.
Choose 1 major chapter and 1 minor chapter to cover.
Use NCERT textbooks and concise notes.
Spend 90 minutes understanding concepts and solving in-text examples.
Spend 60 minutes solving 10-15 numerical problems or practicing reactions
and mechanisms.
Example for Physics Day:
Theory: Work, Energy, and Power (Key concepts and formulas).
Practice: Solve 10 numerical problems from NCERT and past question papers.
Mid-Morning: Problem Solving and Mathematics
9:30 AM – 12:30 PM:
Subject Focus: Mathematics
Divide into 2 sessions of 90 minutes each with a 10-minute break in
between.
Session 1: Revise formulas and key theorems (e.g., Trigonometry and
Calculus basics).
Session 2: Solve problems for a single topic (target 20-30 problems).
Example for Day 1:
Revise: Basic Trigonometric Identities.
Practice: Solve 20 questions on applications of Trigonometry.
Afternoon: Alternate Between Physics and Chemistry
1:30 PM – 4:30 PM:
Choose Physics or Chemistry, whichever you did not focus on in the morning.
Spend 90 minutes on theory (organic mechanisms, inorganic bonding, or
physics derivations).
Spend 90 minutes on problem-solving (numericals, chemical equations, or
reaction mechanisms).
Example for Chemistry Day:
Theory: Study Periodic Table trends and Chemical Bonding.
Practice: Solve NCERT exercises for these topics.
Gym and Recovery
5:00 PM – 8:00 PM:
5:00 PM – 7:00 PM: Gym session.
7:00 PM – 8:00 PM: Shower and recovery (hydrate and relax).
Evening: Revision and Target Weak Areas
8:00 PM – 10:00 PM:
Revise topics covered in the morning and afternoon sessions.
Focus on weak areas from mock test results.
Solve at least 10 questions from each subject:
10 Physics numericals.
10 Chemistry equations.
10 Mathematics problems.
Example:
Weak Area: Organic Chemistry – Practice naming reactions like Aldol
condensation and their mechanisms.
Night: Mock Tests and Final Touches
10:30 PM – 12:00 AM:
Attempt a 1-hour mock test for any subject:
Physics: Derivations and numericals.
Chemistry: Conceptual and reaction-based MCQs.
Mathematics: Application-based problems.
Spend 30 minutes revising formulas, theorems, and chemical reactions using
flashcards.
1. Physics: Chapter Breakdown and Priority
High-Priority Chapters (Start with these)
Work, Energy, and Power
Focus: Conservation of energy, work-energy theorem, power.
Weightage: High.
Laws of Motion
Focus: Newton’s laws, friction, and dynamics of circular motion.
Weightage: High.
System of Particles and Rotational Motion
Focus: Moment of inertia, torque, angular momentum.
Weightage: High.
Gravitation
Focus: Universal law of gravitation, orbital motion, escape velocity.
Weightage: Medium.
Oscillations and Waves
Focus: SHM, wave motion, speed of waves.
Weightage: High.
Moderate-Priority Chapters
Thermodynamics
Focus: First law of thermodynamics, heat engines.
Kinematics
Focus: Equations of motion, relative velocity.
Mechanical Properties of Solids and Fluids
Focus: Elasticity, Bernoulli’s principle.
Low-Priority Chapters
Units and Measurements
Focus: Dimensional analysis, error analysis.
Thermal Properties of Matter
Focus: Heat transfer methods, specific heat.
2. Chemistry: Chapter Breakdown and Priority
High-Priority Chapters (Start with these)
Some Basic Concepts of Chemistry
Focus: Mole concept, stoichiometry.
Weightage: High.
Atomic Structure
Focus: Bohr’s model, quantum numbers, orbitals.
Weightage: High.
Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure
Focus: Hybridization, VSEPR theory, bonding theories.
Weightage: High.
Thermodynamics
Focus: Enthalpy, entropy, Gibbs free energy.
Weightage: High.
Equilibrium
Focus: Le Chatelier’s principle, ionic equilibrium.
Weightage: High.
Organic Chemistry – Some Basic Principles and Techniques
Focus: IUPAC nomenclature, isomerism.
Weightage: High.
Moderate-Priority Chapters
Hydrocarbons
Focus: Reactions of alkanes, alkenes, and alkynes.
The s-Block Element (Alkali and Alkaline earth metals)
Focus: Properties, trends in the periodic table.
The p-Block Element (Group 13 and Group 14 Elements)
Focus: Chemical properties, oxides.
Low-Priority Chapters
Environmental Chemistry
Focus: Pollution, green chemistry principles.
3. Mathematics: Chapter Breakdown and Priority
High-Priority Chapters (Start with these)
Trigonometric Functions
Focus: Identities, graphs, equations.
Weightage: High.
Straight Lines
Focus: Slope, angle between lines, equations.
Weightage: High.
Sequences and Series
Focus: Arithmetic and geometric progressions.
Weightage: High.
Limits and Derivatives
Focus: Basic differentiation, limits.
Weightage: High.
Binomial Theorem
Focus: Expansion, coefficients.
Weightage: High.
Moderate-Priority Chapters
Complex Numbers and Quadratic Equations
Focus: Solving quadratic equations, polar form of complex numbers.
Sets and Functions
Focus: Types of functions, Venn diagrams.
Statistics
Focus: Mean, variance, standard deviation.
Low-Priority Chapters
Permutations and Combinations
Focus: Counting principles, simple applications.
Mathematical Reasoning
Focus: Statements, implications, and truth tables.
Day-by-Day Schedule
Day 1
Physics: Work, Energy, and Power (concepts and numerical problems).
Chemistry: Some Basic Concepts of Chemistry (mole concept, stoichiometry).
Mathematics: Sets and Functions (basic operations, Venn diagrams).
Day 2
Physics: Finish Work, Energy, and Power; start Laws of Motion (Newton’s laws,
friction).
Chemistry: Atomic Structure (Bohr’s model, quantum numbers).
Mathematics: Sequences and Series (arithmetic progression basics).
Day 3
Physics: Rotational Motion (basic concepts: torque, angular momentum).
Chemistry: Chemical Bonding (hybridization, VSEPR theory).
Mathematics: Sequences and Series (geometric progression).
Day 4
Physics: Rotational Motion (moment of inertia, numericals).
Chemistry: Thermodynamics (enthalpy, entropy).
Mathematics: Straight Lines (slope, equations of lines).
Day 5
Physics: Gravitation (laws, energy of orbits).
Chemistry: Equilibrium (chemical and ionic equilibrium).
Mathematics: Straight Lines (angle between lines, numericals).
Day 6
Physics: Gravitation (numerical problems, escape velocity).
Chemistry: Organic Chemistry Basics (IUPAC nomenclature, isomerism).
Mathematics: Limits and Derivatives (concepts and basic problems).
Day 7
Physics: Mechanical Properties of Solids (elasticity, stress-strain curve).
Chemistry: Hydrocarbons (alkanes, alkenes, alkynes).
Mathematics: Limits and Derivatives (practice numericals).
Day 8
Physics: Mechanical Properties of Fluids (viscosity, Bernoulli’s principle).
Chemistry: The s-Block Elements (properties, trends).
Mathematics: Binomial Theorem (basic concepts and expansions).
Day 9
Physics: Oscillations (simple harmonic motion).
Chemistry: The p-Block Elements (Group 13 and 14 elements).
Mathematics: Binomial Theorem (advanced applications).
Day 10
Physics: Waves (speed, wave motion).
Chemistry: Environmental Chemistry (pollution, green chemistry).
Mathematics: Trigonometric Functions (identities, equations).
Day 11
Physics: Thermodynamics (laws, heat engines).
Chemistry: Revision of Organic Chemistry Basics.
Mathematics: Trigonometric Functions (graphs, advanced problems).
Day 12
Physics: Kinematics (motion in 1D and 2D, equations of motion).
Chemistry: Revision of Atomic Structure and Bonding.
Mathematics: Complex Numbers and Quadratic Equations.
Day 13
Physics: Revision of Work, Energy, and Power + Rotation.
Chemistry: Revision of Thermodynamics and Equilibrium.
Mathematics: Statistics (mean, variance, standard deviation).
Day 14
Physics: Full-length mock test (topics covered).
Chemistry: Practice questions from NCERT and past papers.
Mathematics: Permutations and Combinations.
Day 15
Full Revision Day:
Revise all Physics formulas and key numericals.
Revise key Chemistry reactions and organic mechanisms.
Revise all Mathematics formulas and solve quick problems.
