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Yes. I went through **all the chapter hours, your school/coaching schedule, holidays, and the study methods you want to follow**. One important correction first: from the chapter-wise physics durations you gave, the total is **188 hours, not 190**. So your listed total is: - Biology = **50 h lectures** - Physics = **188 h lectures** from the chapter list (you said 190, so I’ll keep **2 h as a buffer**) - Chemistry = **157 h lectures** - Total listed lectures = **395 h** - Deadline = **3 December 2026** - Starting = **2 October 2026** - You therefore have **63 calendar days**. Also, October 2, 2026 is a Friday, and December 3 is a Thursday. Calculat.io+1 The plan below is designed so that **lectures are NOT the whole day**. You will also do NCERT, questions, tests and revision. # 1. How many hours should you study every day? This is the most important part. ### On school days You have: - School: 7 AM–3 PM - Coaching: 6–8 PM - Arabic: 8–8:30 PM Your target should be **7 hours of self-study**, in addition to coaching. A workable schedule: |Time|Work| |---|---| |5:00–6:30 AM|**1.5 h** – Biology| |3:30–5:30 PM|**2 h** – Physics/Chemistry| |5:30–6:00 PM|Break/food| |6:00–8:00 PM|Coaching| |8:00–8:30 PM|Arabic| |8:45–10:45 PM|**2 h** – Physics/Chemistry| |10:45–11:15 PM|**0.5 h** – revision/NCERT/flashcards| |11:15 PM|Sleep| That's about **6 hours**, though, so you need one more block. Add: **3:30–4:00 PM = 30 min**, making the 3:30–5:30 block 2.5 h. So your actual target: **1.5 + 2.5 + 2 + 1 = 7 hours self-study.** Don't cut sleep to get these hours. *** # 2. Holiday target On your holidays, target **10–10.5 hours of focused self-study**. Don't sit for 12 hours continuously. Use: - 6:00–8:00 → 2 h - 9:00–12:00 → 3 h - 1:00–3:30 → 2.5 h - 4:00–6:00 → 2 h - 8:45–10:00 → 1–1.25 h = **10–10.5 h** Your coaching/Arabic can remain as usual. ### Your holiday dates I am treating the dates **you specifically gave** as school holidays: - Oct 2 - Oct 4 - Oct 11 - Oct 18 - Oct 19 - Oct 20 - Oct 25 - Oct 31 - Nov 1 - Nov 4–24 - Nov 29 These are particularly valuable because the **Nov 4–24 break gives you 21 days**. Some public holiday calendars differ by school/state, so your school's actual calendar should take priority. India Post+1 *** # 3. Your subject ratio Don't try to finish one subject completely and then start another. Every day: ### Biology **1.5–2 hours** ### Physics **2.5–3 hours** ### Chemistry **2.5–3 hours** And the remaining time goes to: **tests + revision + PYQs + NCERT.** Physics and Chemistry have far more lecture hours, so they get more time. *** # 4. BIOLOGY — your exact plan You specifically asked to start: **Biotechnology → Biotechnology and its Applications → then Chapter 1 onward.** I'm following that exactly. Your Biology method will always be: > **Lecture → NCERT → tables → diagrams → Board PYQ → NEET PYQ → chapter test** Do NOT postpone NCERT until the end. ## Biology chapter deadlines |Dates|Biology| |---|---| |**Oct 2–3**|Biotechnology – 3 h| |**Oct 3–4**|Biotechnology and its Applications – 2 h| |**Oct 4**|Test: both Biotechnology chapters| |**Oct 5–7**|Reproduction in Flowering Plants – 6 h| |**Oct 7**|Test| |**Oct 8–9**|Human Reproduction – 3 h| |**Oct 9**|Test| |**Oct 10**|Reproductive Health – 1 h| |**Oct 10**|Test| |**Oct 11–13**|Principles of Inheritance – 6 h| |**Oct 13**|Test| |**Oct 14–17**|Molecular Basis of Inheritance – 8 h| |**Oct 17**|Test| |**Oct 18–19**|Evolution – 3 h| |**Oct 19**|Test| |**Oct 20–21**|Human Health and Disease – 3 h| |**Oct 21**|Test| |**Oct 22–24**|Microbes in Human Welfare – 4 h| |**Oct 24**|Test| |**Oct 25–27**|Organisms and Populations – 4 h| |**Oct 27**|Test| |**Oct 28–29**|Ecosystem – 3 h| |**Oct 29**|Test| |**Oct 30–Nov 1**|Biodiversity and Conservation – 4 h| |**Nov 1**|Final Biology chapter test| ### Biology completed by: **November 1** That's much better than trying to rush Biology in October. *** # 5. How to handle each Biology chapter For example, suppose you're doing **Molecular Basis – 8 h lectures**. Don't do: > 8 hours lecture → move on. Instead: ### Day 1 - 2 h lecture - 30 min NCERT ### Day 2 - 2 h lecture - 30 min NCERT - 30 min diagrams ### Day 3 - 2 h lecture - NCERT - tables ### Day 4 - 2 h lecture - Board PYQs - NEET PYQs - chapter test This means the lecture duration isn't your actual chapter duration. **Your actual Biology chapter time is roughly 1.5–2× the lecture time.** That's why we're giving Biology several weeks. *** # 6. PHYSICS PLAN Your Physics strategy: > **Lecture → Formula sheet → DPP → Boards PYQ → NEET PYQ → Test** Your listed chapter hours actually add to **188 h**, so I am keeping **2 extra hours as emergency/buffer time**. ## Physics chapter sequence |Dates|Physics| |---|---| |**Oct 2–4**|Ch 1 Electric Charges \& Fields — 9 h| |**Oct 5–9**|Ch 2 Electrostatic Potential \& Capacitance — 19 h| |**Oct 10–13**|Ch 3 Current Electricity — 17 h| |**Oct 14–18**|Ch 4 Moving Charges \& Magnetism — 17 h| |**Oct 19–20**|Ch 5 Magnetism \& Matter — 6 h| |**Oct 21–23**|Ch 6 EMI — 10 h| |**Oct 24–26**|Ch 7 Alternating Current — 9 h| |**Oct 27–29**|Ch 8 Electromagnetic Waves — 7 h| |**Oct 30–Nov 3**|Ch 9 Ray Optics — 24 h| |**Nov 4–6**|Ch 10 Wave Optics — 11 h| |**Nov 7–10**|Ch 11 Dual Nature — 20 h| |**Nov 11–13**|Ch 12 Atoms — 15 h| |**Nov 14–15**|Ch 13 Nuclei — 6 h| |**Nov 16–20**|Ch 14 Semiconductor — 18 h| |**Nov 21–24**|Physics backlog + chapter tests + 2 h buffer| So: ### Physics lectures finished by **November 20** And **Nov 21–24** are your safety days. *** # 7. Physics chapter completion rule For every chapter: ### First 60–70% of the chapter Lecture + short notes. ### Remaining lecture Finish lecture + formula sheet. ### Immediately afterward - DPP - Board PYQs - NEET PYQs - Chapter test Do not spend 5 hours making beautiful notes. Your formula sheet should be **short enough to revise in 10–15 minutes.** *** # 8. CHEMISTRY PLAN Your Chemistry strategy is different for each branch. ### Physical > Lecture → NCERT → questions → Board PYQ → NEET PYQ → test ### Organic > Lecture → organic sheet → reagent/conversion learning → Board PYQ → NEET PYQ → test ### Inorganic > Lecture → NCERT → questions → exception notebook → learning → Board PYQ → NEET PYQ → test We're keeping that. ## Chemistry schedule ### Organic foundation first |Dates|Chemistry| |---|---| |**Oct 2–5**|Isomerism — 9 h| |**Oct 6–9**|Inductive Effect — 10 h| |**Oct 10–14**|Reaction Mechanism — 15 h| |**Oct 15–19**|Hydrocarbons — 18 h| That completes your **52-hour Organic foundation**. *** ### Physical Chemistry |Dates|Chemistry| |---|---| |**Oct 20–23**|Solutions — 14 h| |**Oct 24–27**|Electrochemistry — 11 h| |**Oct 28–Nov 1**|Chemical Kinetics — 12 h| Physical = **37 h** *** ### Inorganic + remaining Organic |Dates|Chemistry| |---|---| |**Nov 2–5**|d- and f-Block — 17 h| |**Nov 6–7**|Coordination Compounds — 7 h| |**Nov 8–10**|Haloalkanes \& Haloarenes — 12 h| |**Nov 11–14**|Alcohols, Phenols \& Ethers — 16 h| |**Nov 15–17**|Aldehydes, Ketones \& Carboxylic Acids — 10 h| |**Nov 18**|Amines — 3 h| |**Nov 18**|Biomolecules — 3 h| ### Chemistry lectures finished: **November 18** Then: **Nov 19–24 = Chemistry revision + tests + backlog buffer.** *** # 9. The BIG November holiday is extremely important Your **Nov 4–24 holiday** is what makes this plan possible. Do NOT treat it as a vacation. It should become your **main syllabus-finishing period**. During these 21 days: ### Morning **Physics** ### Late morning **Chemistry** ### Afternoon **Physics/Chemistry** ### Evening **Biology revision/tests** You already have coaching from 6–8, so don't try to fill every minute with studying. *** # 10. What you should do TODAY — October 2 Today is a holiday, so use it properly. ### 6:00–8:00 **Biology** - Biotechnology - Lecture: ~2 h ### 9:00–12:00 **Physics** - Electric Charges & Fields - Lecture: ~3 h ### 1:00–3:30 **Chemistry** - Isomerism - Lecture: ~2.5 h ### 4:00–6:00 **Biology** - Finish remaining Biotechnology lecture - Start Biotechnology and its Applications ### 6:00–8:30 Coaching + Arabic ### 8:45–10:00 **Physics** - Formula sheet - DPP from today's portion ### 10:00–10:30 Biology: - NCERT reading from today's lecture So October 2 is roughly: **Bio 3–3.5 h + Physics 3.5 h + Chemistry 2.5 h + revision = ~10 h.** *** # 11. Your daily system from October 5 onward Instead of giving you a completely different timetable every single day, use this system. ## SCHOOL DAY ### 5:00–6:30 **Biology — 1.5 h** Do: - lecture OR - NCERT OR - PYQs/test ### 3:30–4:45 **Physics — 1.25 h** Lecture. ### 4:45–5:45 **Chemistry — 1 h** Lecture. ### 8:45–10:15 **Physics — 1.5 h** Lecture/DPP/PYQs. ### 10:15–11:15 **Chemistry — 1 h** Lecture/questions/NCERT. ### 11:15–11:45 **Revision — 30 min** Flashcards/formulas/NCERT lines. That's approximately **6.75–7 h**. *** # 12. HOLIDAY DAY ### 6:00–8:00 Physics — 2 h ### 9:00–11:00 Chemistry — 2 h ### 11:15–12:45 Biology — 1.5 h ### 1:45–3:45 Physics — 2 h ### 4:15–6:15 Chemistry — 2 h ### 8:45–10:00 Tests/revision — 1.25 h Total: **~10.75 h** That's your heavy day. *** # 13. Tests — this is where most students make a mistake You said: > "I need test for each chapter after their completion." Absolutely. But don't take a 3-hour test after every chapter. Use **chapter tests**. ### Biology Small chapters: **30–45 min** Large chapters: **60–75 min** ### Physics **60–90 min** ### Chemistry **45–75 min** After every test: ### Don't immediately look at the score and move on. Spend **20–30 minutes analysing mistakes**. Create: > **Mistake notebook** Write only: - Question/topic - Why I got it wrong - Correct concept - What I should remember *** # 14. Your revision system You have too much syllabus to rely on one revision. Use **3 revisions**. ## Revision 1 — immediately When chapter finishes: **same day/next day** 30–60 minutes. *** ## Revision 2 — 7 days later For example: If Biology chapter finishes Oct 13: Revise it around **Oct 20**. Don't reread everything. Use: - NCERT - tables - diagrams - marked lines - PYQ mistakes *** ## Revision 3 — final **Nov 25–Dec 3** This is your final revision period. *** # 15. November 25–December 3 = FINAL REVISION This is extremely important. By **November 24**, your goal is: > **ALL lectures DONE.** Not "I'll finish lectures during final revision." No. ### Nov 25 Biology: - Reproduction - Human reproduction - Reproductive health Physics: - Ch 1–3 formulas + questions Chemistry: - Organic foundation revision ### Nov 26 Biology: - Genetics Physics: - Ch 4–6 Chemistry: - Physical chemistry ### Nov 27 Biology: - Molecular basis + Evolution Physics: - Ch 7–8 Chemistry: - d/f + Coordination ### Nov 28 Biology: - Human Health + Microbes Physics: - Ray Optics Chemistry: - Haloalkanes + Alcohols ### Nov 29 — HOLIDAY **Full mock/revision day** Morning: - Biology test Afternoon: - Physics test Evening: - Chemistry test Night: - Analyse mistakes. *** # 16. November 30 ### Biology Organisms & Populations + Ecosystem ### Physics Wave Optics + Dual Nature ### Chemistry Aldehydes + Amines + Biomolecules Then test yourself. *** # 17. December 1 ### Biology Biodiversity + COMPLETE Biology NCERT rapid revision ### Physics Atoms + Nuclei ### Chemistry Complete Physical Chemistry formula/reaction revision. *** # 18. December 2 ### FULL MIXED MOCK Do not study new things. Take a proper: **Physics + Chemistry + Biology mock** Then spend **2–3 hours analysing it**. Your analysis is more important than taking another random test. *** # 19. December 3 No new lectures. This is your: ### FINAL CONSOLIDATION DAY Biology: - NCERT marked lines - diagrams - tables - mistakes Physics: - formula sheets - important mistakes - difficult questions Chemistry: - reactions - reagents - exceptions - formulas - NCERT marked portions Finish by evening. *** # 20. Your complete deadline map This is the part I want you to screenshot. |Date|Target| |---|---| |**Oct 2**|Start Bio Biotech + Physics Ch1 + Chem Isomerism| |**Oct 4**|Bio Biotech pair + tests| |**Oct 9**|Bio Reproduction/Human Reproduction/Health progressing| |**Oct 14**|Bio Genetics + Chem Reaction Mechanism| |**Oct 19**|Bio Molecular/Evolution progressing| |**Oct 24**|Bio Microbes + Physics early chapters| |**Oct 29**|Bio Ecosystem area + major Physics/Chemistry progress| |**Nov 1**|**BIOLOGY LECTURES FINISHED**| |**Nov 5**|Physics/Chemistry intensive holiday work| |**Nov 10**|Physics + Chemistry major middle portion| |**Nov 15**|Physics/Chemistry continuing| |**Nov 18**|**CHEMISTRY LECTURES FINISHED**| |**Nov 20**|**PHYSICS LECTURES FINISHED**| |**Nov 21–24**|Backlog + chapter tests + revision| |**Nov 25**|**NO NEW CHAPTERS**| |**Nov 25–Dec 1**|Revision cycle 3 + mocks| |**Dec 2**|Full mock + analysis| |**Dec 3**|Final revision| *** # 21. One very important rule Don't measure your progress by: > "I studied 10 hours." Measure it by: > **"What did I finish in those 10 hours?"** Every night, write this: **BIO** - Lecture - NCERT - Tables/diagrams - Board PYQ - NEET PYQ - Test **PHYSICS** - Lecture - Formula sheet - DPP - Board PYQ - NEET PYQ - Test **CHEM** - Lecture - NCERT/sheet - Questions - Board PYQ - NEET PYQ - Test And put the **actual number of hours** beside each. *** ## The bottom line Your target is: ### 🏫 School days **7 hours self-study** ### 🏖️ Holidays **10–10.5 hours self-study** ### 🏫 Coaching **6–8 PM — already separate** ### 📚 By Nov 24 **All lectures + chapter tests completed** ### 🔄 Nov 25–Dec 3 **Only revision, tests, PYQs and mocks** And don't panic about the **395 lecture hours**. You have a very large holiday block from Nov 4–24, which is the reason this can be structured at all. The biggest danger is **spending all your time watching lectures and leaving NCERT/PYQs/tests for December**. Don't do that. Your chapter is considered **DONE only when the lecture + your subject-specific practice + chapter test are done.** I can study more at night

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