GUJCET study plan

Block four 45-minute weekday sessions plus one 2-hour weekend session on a calendar, and treat those slots as non-negotiable for all 8 weeks.

Audit the entire third-subject syllabus (Mathematics: Relations and Functions through Probability; Biology: Reproduction through Biodiversity) and grade every unit A, B, or C using your last test or a 10-question probe per unit.

Re-derive from memory the 20 formulas or 20 named processes most likely to be tested in your two highest-weight units, then correct the list against the GSEB Std 12 textbook.

Solve 40 topic-wise questions from your single weakest unit in 40 minutes and tag every mistake as concept gap, formula slip, or misread question.

Close the two weakest third-subject units by solving 30 graded questions each, redoing every wrong item from scratch the next day.

Rebuild Physics mechanics from first principles by drawing free-body diagrams and writing the governing equation for 25 mixed problems from laws of motion, work-energy, and rotation.

Memorise and self-test 30 Physics constants, units, and dimensional formulas, writing them out cold before checking.

Open a single error log with columns for date, subject, unit, error type, and the one-line fix, and enter every mistake from this week.

Sweep Physics block 1 (kinematics, laws of motion, work-energy-power, rotational motion, gravitation, solids and fluids) unit by unit, summarising each on one index card.

Sweep Physics block 2 (thermodynamics, kinetic theory, oscillations, waves) and write the standard derivations for each from a blank page.

Solve 25 numericals per block under a 1-minute-per-question limit and record the hit rate per unit.

Re-read only the flagged units from week 2's error log and re-solve those exact items without notes.

Cover physical chemistry (solutions, electrochemistry, chemical kinetics, surface chemistry, solid state) by writing one worked numerical of each standard type and labelling the formula used.

Build a one-page reaction-and-exception sheet for p-block and d/f-block trends, then recite it aloud from memory.

Attempt one timed 40-question Chemistry paper and classify every error into concept, calculation, or memory lapse.

Sit a full-syllabus timed diagnostic across all three subjects this weekend and score each subject separately.

Complete Physics block 3 (electrostatics, current electricity, moving charges and magnetism, EMI, alternating current) with 30 numericals and one circuit-diagram set.

Finish Chemistry inorganic (coordination compounds, d- and f-block, p-block reactions) by writing 20 named reactions and their conditions.

Solve 20 assertion-style or conceptual Physics questions to catch definition-level gaps that numericals hide.

Update the error log and re-solve all week-4 Chemistry errors before starting new material.

Cover organic chemistry (haloalkanes, alcohols and phenols, aldehydes and ketones, carboxylic acids, amines, biomolecules) by drawing 30 named mechanisms or conversions from memory.

Return to the third subject and finish all units still marked B or C on the week-1 table.

Attempt 60 third-subject questions mixed across units to test switching cost, timing each block of 20.

Reduce both the Chemistry and third-subject notes to a single two-sided revision sheet each.

Re-solve every item in the error log from weeks 1 to 6, marking each as cleared or still open.

Complete Physics block 4 (optics, dual nature, atoms and nuclei, semiconductors) with 25 numericals and a diagram-recall drill for ray optics and devices.

Run two timed 40-question papers, one Physics and one third subject, back-to-back on a single weekend day to rehearse stamina.

Narrow each subject to a 10-item must-know list you will reread on exam morning.

Sit two full-length mock tests under strict exam timing in the first half of the week and spend the second half only on the questions missed.

Reread the Chemistry revision sheet, the third-subject sheet, and the three 10-item must-know lists aloud once per day.

Fix a final answer strategy: order of subjects, per-question time cap, and rule for when to skip or guess, then rehearse it in the last mock.

Stop new material after day 5 and use the final 48 hours for sleep, formula sheets, and light re-solving of cleared errors.