Sixty days is enough to make a big difference to your Bihar Board result — if you use them with a plan. This study plan works for both Matric and Inter students. Adjust the subjects to your own timetable, but keep the structure: revise, test, fix weak areas, repeat.
Before you start: make your chapter list
Write down every chapter of every subject and mark each one as Strong, Average or Weak. You can copy the full chapter lists from our Class 10 syllabus and Class 12 syllabus posts. This list decides where your time goes.
The 60-day plan at a glance
| Days | Focus | Daily target |
|---|---|---|
| 1–20 | Revise every chapter from the textbook | 2–3 chapters + their chapter-wise tests |
| 21–35 | Fix weak chapters | 1 weak chapter in depth + 2 tests |
| 36–50 | Previous year papers | 1 full previous year paper + review of mistakes |
| 51–57 | Timed model papers | 1 full model paper in exam time |
| 58–60 | Light revision | Formula sheets, notes, rest and sleep |
Days 1–20: complete revision
- Revise from the prescribed textbook, not only from guess papers.
- After each chapter, take its chapter-wise objective test. A score below 60% puts that chapter on your weak list.
- Make one page of short notes per chapter — formulas, dates, definitions, authors. You will use these in the last week.
Days 21–35: fix your weak chapters
- Take one weak chapter a day and study it properly — read, solve the textbook exercises, then retest.
- Read the explanation for every wrong answer. Understanding why you were wrong is what raises your score.
- Keep one or two strong-subject tests a day so you do not forget them.
Days 36–50: previous year papers
- Solve one full previous year paper a day, starting from the oldest year.
- Note the topics that appear again and again — revise them once more.
- Practise both parts: objective on time, and a few long answers in proper exam format.
Find year-wise papers on our Bihar Board previous year papers page.
Days 51–57: timed model papers
- Sit for one full paper a day at the same time as your real exam.
- Use a timer and do not stop in between — this builds speed and stamina.
- Plan your time: finish the objective part first and keep enough time for the subjective part.
Days 58–60: revise lightly and rest
- Only read your short notes and formula sheets — no new chapters now.
- Check your admit card, exam centre and the things you need to carry.
- Sleep well. A fresh mind recalls far more than a tired one.
Daily routine that works
- Morning: the hardest subject, when your mind is fresh.
- Afternoon: chapter-wise tests and checking answers.
- Evening: language subjects or a lighter subject.
- Night: 15 minutes of revising what you studied today.
Read our tips for scoring full marks in objective questions next, and start with a free Bihar Board online test.