"Where do I even start?" is the question we hear most. Here is a no-nonsense 8-week plan you can start today — designed for students still attending diploma classes, not full-time aspirants.
Weeks 1–2: Fundamentals
Pick your two weakest subjects (for most people that's Physics and Maths) and rebuild the basics. Don't touch mocks yet. Use topic-wise tests to find your blind spots, then watch one focused video per weak topic.
Weeks 3–4: Subject mastery
Now go subject by subject. Aim for one subject-wise test every day, and bookmark every question you get wrong. The bookmark bank you build here becomes your revision gold mine later.
Weeks 5–6: Mixed practice + speed
Start the Rapid Fire mode to train decision speed under pressure, and begin attempting half-length mixed papers. This is where you stop studying subjects in isolation and start thinking like the exam does.
Week 7: Full mocks
Write at least three full 100-question mocks under the real 150-minute clock. After each one, spend twice as long reviewing as you spent writing. The review is where the marks come from.
Week 8: Targeted revision
No new topics. Re-attempt only your wrong-question bank, run through flashcards for formulas, and take one final confidence mock two days before the exam. Rest the day before — a tired brain forgets.
The one rule
Consistency beats intensity. A focused hour every single day will take you further than a frantic ten-hour Sunday. Keep your streak alive with the free Daily Challenge and let momentum do the heavy lifting.