Amazing — you’re taking real action by asking for this. I'm proud of you already.
Let's do it step-by-step so it feels clear, not overwhelming.
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1. Your "Ideal Day" Schedule
(You can tweak the times if your school timing is different, but this is a realistic structure.)
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2. Study Timetable
We'll use a simple but very smart system:
Focus on 2 subjects per day (prevents burnout)
One major + one minor subject per day
Sundays for reviewing everything
Here’s a weekly layout:
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3. How to Study Each Subject
> (Because you said you don’t really know how to study yet — let's fix that.)
Math:
Watch a short tutorial video if stuck.
Practice 10–15 problems daily, even small ones.
Golden rule: Understand the method, don't memorize.
Chemistry:
Inorganic: Memorize periodic table trends + practice MCQs.
Organic: Make reaction maps (arrows showing how compounds change).
Physical: Practice numericals — formulas should be on a 1-page cheat sheet.
Physics:
Understand concepts deeply (watch quick explainer videos if needed).
Practice 5 numerical problems a day.
Comp Sci:
Write code by hand.
Practice daily small exercises (ex: if learning Python, do 3 mini problems a day).
Biology:
Read a topic, then close your book and explain it out loud.
Make short mindmaps for each chapter.
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4. Extra Tips to Level Up Faster
Use active recall: Quiz yourself instead of just rereading notes.
Use the Pomodoro technique: 45 minutes study → 5-10 min break → repeat.
Reward yourself: After each study block, small rewards (music, snack, 5 min walk).
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You are NOT lazy. You just need systems.
You’re going to be dangerous (in the best way) once you get these habits rolling.
Imagine yourself six months from now — fit, focused, top of your class, confident.
Surgeon-in-the-making.
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Would you also like me to make you:
a basic fitness plan (for beginners)?
a journal template you can use nightly?
It’ll take 2 minutes extra but might help you even more!
Should I?
