LAST 3 Months Strategy to Cover Syllabus 🔥| Class 9th/10th | Prashant Kirad

Summary

Prashant Kirad presents a three-month study plan for Class 9 and 10 students who feel behind or have received low marks. His central message is that focused effort can still improve exam results, provided students set realistic targets and study consistently.

Three-Month Study Roadmap

• By the end of November: Aim to complete about 70% of the syllabus. Prioritize chapters in the red zone (highest priority), followed by the yellow zone. Leave lower-priority green-zone chapters for later if time is short.
• During December: Complete the remaining syllabus, especially green-zone chapters and any unfinished yellow-zone topics. Begin revising completed material by practicing questions.
• For the final 15 days of January: Increase self-study from roughly 3 hours a day to 4–6 hours. Focus on weaker subjects and practice writing under exam conditions. Aim to complete at least three sample papers per subject.
• The speaker suggests completing the syllabus by around January 15, leaving time for revision before exams.

Study and Productivity Strategies

• Commit to consistency: Be ready to limit distractions and make some short-term sacrifices. The speaker recommends setting aside at least three hours daily for self-study.
• Use a seven-day habit-building method:
  1. Each night, write the next day’s specific study targets in a small diary.
  2. Complete the targets and mark them off.
  3. Use visible progress to build motivation, keeping in mind that the first week may feel difficult.
• Prioritize targets over a rigid timetable. If you miss a target one day, avoid guilt and resume the next day.
• Use timed study sessions: Set alarms at regular intervals to remind yourself to return to the task if you get distracted.
• Make your own notes: The speaker says this helps with writing practice, particularly for language and written-answer subjects.
• Practice questions: For Class 9, complete NCERT questions. For Class 10, practice questions from additional books as well.
• Give English and Hindi regular attention, including writing exercises such as paragraph writing.
• Don’t wait for the “perfect” start time: If you planned to begin earlier but missed it, start as soon as you can rather than putting it off further.
• Take care of your health, especially in December. Eat well and avoid getting run down, since illness can disrupt study time.

Presenter and Resources

• Presenter: Prashant Kirad (“Prashant Bhaiya”)
• Resources mentioned: NCERT questions, additional practice books, sample papers, YouTube one-shot lessons, and chapter-priority PDFs that the presenter says will be shared on Telegram.