Considering that you have the whole day in your hand a better approach than this could be if you study every subject every day.
Considering 6 hours sleep, and 5.5 hours for other things, you have 24–6–5.5 = 12.5 hours.
12.5 hours means you can dedicate 2.5 hours per subject. That would be an efficient approach since you are updated with all subjects.
If you are ready for this, you can easily achieve 90 above.
Always remember that 11th is very crucial for your future. Even if you don’t get good marks, don’t be upset. Its all about concepts. Please make sure each and every concept is clear in your mind. Study for knowledge, with knowledge good marks will also come.
Feel free to ask me in the comment box if you are having any further doubts
hope you find it helpful
Good Luck!
Hello Mehras,
Relax You have alot of time left and you can easily cover starting from 0. You just need to do smartwork not the hardwork. See for chemistry i would like to prefer you Pradeep and nothing else in case you find NCERT boring. Pradeep has numericals on every Formula and is well explained, one thorough reading and chapter is done. The organic reactions just for quick revise, all of them are given at last pages of Pradeep and are well divided in categories. So your pradeep problem is solved.
For physics i would like to suggest SL arora. It has alot of numericals on every formula and concepts are made clear in very well manner. The seems interesting and not boring, and it also has NCERT exercise solutions so you should do that too.
Everything solved. These two books will make your way alot easier.
Hope this helps
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