100 Days to May'24

100 Days to May'24 
Here is a plan for You 

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Are you confused about how to go about the next 100 days to May'24? 
Here is a plan which you can customize in your own way for maximum utilization of your efforts. 
One thing to keep in mind is ALWAYS plan on how you are going to tackle all the subjects. Give yourself a day or two and customize your study plan. 

Study Plan Formulation- Points to keep in mind- 

• Do a thorough analysis of your strengths and weaknesses.  ​
• First allocate your time subject-wise.
• Next allocate your time chapter-wise.
• You don’t need to be rigid and fix the exact number of days for a particular subject or a chapter.
• Do 2 subjects together. Preferably one theory & one practical subject simultaneously.

Maximum Utilization of your study time-

We recommend dividing your study time into 3 phases- 
If giving Both Groups:

1. Studying – 56 days approx. (7 days per subject)  
2. First Revision- 32 days approx. (4 days per subject) 
3. Second Revision -12 days approx. (1.5 days per subject)  

If giving One Groups: 

1. Studying – 56 days approx. (14 days per subject)  
2. First Revision - 32 days approx. (8 days per subject) 
3. Second Revision -12 days approx. ( 3 days per subject)

1. Studying Phase:
   In this phase you should watch your video lectures or attend faculty lectures if they are not already completed. One thing to keep in mind, if you have less time, then allocating more time to watching lectures as compared to self-study will be harmful in the long run. Always remember maximum 40% of your study phase time should involve watching lectures and the remaining should be for self-study.
   Steps:
   Your subject and chapter are predetermined as per your study plan: 
   • Finish reading all your concepts and solving all the sums (for practical papers) from your classes content for a particular chapter.
   • Do not forget to write down important points and make your own revision notes, it is a proven fact that if you study from your own handwriting the retention capacity increases. Always have Last day revision notes prepared during your study phase. If you have less time then pick an author in this phase itself and go through the revision booklet so you are familiar with the flow during Last day revision.
   • After this to test whether you have studied the chapter properly by going through the Chapterwise Study Material & RTPs. This will test you before its too late. No doubt solving test series after you finish studying everything is important but if you haven’t cleared the first step of concept clarity then solving is of no use. Follow this cycle for every chapter. 
   • While solving sums/questions from the Study Material & RTP keep 2 different color pens (red & blue) with you. The questions you could answer partially should be marked with one color (blue) and the questions which you could not attempt at all should be marked in the other color (red). 
     
     You follow the above technique after studying every chapter. This is a foolproof way to know whether you have studied correctly. We recommend solving Study Material & RTPs in this phase as it covers a variety of questions and could be considered as the easy level. 
      
2. First Revision Phase-
   In this phase out of the 4/8 days, the first 2.5/5 days should be taken to brush through the concepts of a particular chapter, followed by solving the blue and red marked sums in RTP and Study Material. If you are not able to solve certain sums from the above material and if they are from the blue marked category, then mark them red. After this start solving the MTPs & Past Papers, follow the same red and blue pen concept as above. On the last day solve a paper from a test-series to judge your performance. Having enough practice of solving certain questions chapter wise before this stage will surely give you a lot of confidence while solving an entire paper.  In this phase we recommend solving MTPs because they are moderately difficult & Past Papers because they are the most difficult. A.
   After this revision make it a point not to solve new questions. Stick to what you have done.
    
3. Second Revision Phase-
   There are 1.5/3 days, in this phase you concentrate on making your last day revision notes perfect and is a mock test run for how you will revise one day before the exam.
   If the revision notes are your own notes  brush through the concepts and see that you haven’t missed out anything and if they are someone else’s then see that you understand all the concepts written in it and add your own points if you feel it’s difficult to understand. Post this solve the red marked sums from the study material and RTP and the blue and red marked sums from the MTP & Past Paper. If you are not able to solve certain sums from the MTP & Past Papers and if they are from the blue marked category, then mark them red. Follow this by solving another test-series  paper and do a comparison with the papers solved in the first revision phase.
    
4. Last Day Revision Phase-
   Your Last Day revision should cover ONLY your revision notes and ALL RED category sums only. Here reading a particular chapter and solving the red category sums will be faster than solving everything together later on after going through the last revision notes.

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