Perfect! You have enough time till March 2026 (about 6–7 months). If you start smart preparation from September, 90%+ is absolutely possible.
Here’s a point-wise roadmap 👇
The CBSE exam pattern (for Class 10 & 12 board exams) is designed to test both concept clarity and application skills. Whether it feels easy or tough depends on your preparation and understanding of concepts.
Here’s a breakdown:
🔹 Class 10 CBSE Exam Pattern (2025 onwards)
Objective questions (MCQs, fill in the blanks, assertion-reasoning): Around 30–40%
Short & long answer questions: Around 40–50%
Case study / competency-based questions: Around 20–30%
Internal assessment: 20% (projects, practicals, periodic tests, activities)
👉 If you study NCERT thoroughly and practice past papers, the exam feels moderate to easy.
🔹 Class 12 CBSE Exam Pattern
Objective/MCQs: 20–30%
Case-study / application-based questions: 30–40%
Descriptive questions (short & long): 40–50%
Practical/Project: 20–30% (depends on subject like Physics, Chemistry, Bio, CS, etc.)
👉 For Class 12, papers are usually moderate, but some case-study/application questions may feel tricky.
✅ Easy part: Direct NCERT-based questions, MCQs, short answers.
⚠️ Tough part: Case-study & competency-based questions if concepts are not clear.
📌 In short:
If you rely only on memorization → feels tough.
If you understand NCERT concepts & practice regularly → feels easy/moderate.
Would you like me to also give you tips to score 90%+ in CBSE boards (subject-wise strategy)?
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How to study from September and get 90% in 2026 point wise roadmap
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Perfect! You have enough time till March 2026 (about 6–7 months). If you start smart preparation from September, 90%+ is absolutely possible.
Here’s a point-wise roadmap 👇
🗓️ CBSE 2026 Roadmap (From September)
1. September – October (Foundation Building)
✅ Finish NCERT reading line by line (especially Science & Social Science).
✅ Make short notes (formulas, dates, definitions).
✅ Solve all NCERT in-text & exercise questions.
✅ Start practicing 1–2 sample papers per month.
2. November – December (Concept Mastery + Revision)
✅ Complete full syllabus once by November end.
✅ Start previous 5-year CBSE question papers.
✅ Focus on competency-based & case-study questions.
✅ Make a mistake notebook (write down every mistake & revise it weekly).
3. January (Strong Revision + Practice)
✅ Revise each subject 2 times in January.
✅ Solve 1 full syllabus sample paper every 3 days.
✅ Analyze mistakes → correct them in next paper.
✅ Give extra time to weak subjects/topics.
4. February (Final Polishing)
✅ Focus on important chapters & high-weightage topics.
✅ Revise formulas, dates, diagrams daily.
✅ Write answers in CBSE style (short points, underlining keywords).
✅ Solve at least 10 full-length sample papers this month.
5. March (Exam Month)
✅ 1–2 quick revisions of notes.
✅ Sleep well & stay calm.
✅ Write answers in neat, point-wise format.
✅ Stick to time management in the exam hall.
📌 Daily Routine (From September)
📖 4–5 hrs on school days, 7–8 hrs on holidays.
🕐 1 hr – NCERT reading & notes
🕐 1 hr – Practice questions
🕐 1 hr – Weak subject/topic
🕐 1 hr – Revision of old chapters
🕐 Extra time – Sample papers / previous year papers
⭐ Golden Tips
NCERT is your Bible (especially for Science, SST, Maths).
Make flashcards / formula sheets for last-minute revision.
Write answers point-wise and underline keywords.
Practice diagrams, maps, flowcharts neatly.
Stay consistent → even 2–3 hrs daily from now will make a big difference.
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