A good revision plan is simple, specific, and repeatable. The goal is not to “read more” — it’s to improve performance every week.
Start with a Diagnostic
Before you create a timetable, you need to know what to focus on. Do a short test, review your mistakes, and list your weakest topics.
Use Weekly Cycles
- Day 1–2: Learn / re-learn a topic
- Day 3: Practice questions
- Day 4: Review mistakes
- Day 5: Timed mini-test
- Day 6: Fix weak areas
- Day 7: Rest or light review
Track Progress
Write down your scores, common mistakes, and the topics you keep missing. That’s how improvement becomes predictable.