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Board exams are the most significant section of the school life of any student, and particularly the Class 12 CBSE Board Exam. You have been preparing and taking years to study, and now you only have 2 months before the final board exams. This is where most of the students get jittery and disoriented, wishing they knew how they would clear the syllabus, what would occur in case they forgot all that, or even worse, whether they would have time to score better marks within 2 months.
The good thing is – yes, 2 months is enough; you just need a proper plan, and you must be focused and smart. This 12th Board Exam 2026 Class 12 CBSE Class 12 study plan will help you in time management, syllabus coverage, revision and confidence for your exams.
Let’s start your journey step-by-step.
You may be considering that 2 months is not sufficient time to plan such exams. But let us learn one thing. Class 12 board exams do not exercise the amount one knows but how one knows and how one applies that knowledge.
You should be well-rewarded at school; even if you have casually studied all year round, you know the fundamentals. Now, you need revision, practice, and concentration.
You can easily complete:
The pattern and marking scheme of the CBSE exam is very vital to be aware of prior to your 2-month study plan.
Class 12 board examination consists of the theory and the practice marks. There are 80 marks theory and 20 marks practicals normally. Some of the subjects such as English and mathematics are purely theoretical in nature, although the science subjects (physics, chemistry, and biology) and the commerce subjects (accountancy, business studies, and economics), are also practical to a certain degree.
Comparison of the existing CBSE syllabus and marking scheme would enable you to understand on what chapters you will be accorded more weight and you can revise more such chapters during your revision.
You have around 60 days in total. Now then, let us divide them into two principal stages:
Let us know each of the stages.
During the first month, you have to revise each subject one more time.
1. Focus on Important Topics
Begin with chapters that are of maximum weightage in the board exam. These topics can be identified by checking CBSE sample papers and previous year question papers.
2. Keep Daily Targets
Accountancy/Economics: 1 topic + sample numericals
3. Stick to NCERT Books
For CBSE exams, NCERT books are the Bible. All the questions of your examination will be on the NCERT concepts. That is why you should make sure you have revised the NCERT line by line before referring to any reference book.
4. Make Short Notes
Write short messages about formulae, definitions, reactions and important terminologies. It will assist in last-minute revision.
5. Revise Weak Areas
Recognise your weak areas and update them more often. Whenever you feel stagnant, you can always seek the assistance of teachers, friends or online tutors.
Once you have revised your syllabus once, the remaining 30 days are to be devoted to practice and time management and to evaluation of yourself.
1. Solve Sample Papers and Mock Tests
CBSE also publishes sample papers. Attempt one paper a day in exam conditions (3 hours). Having finished it, examine your answers, and learn what errors you committed.
This will help you:
2. Practise Previous Year Papers
The best way to know the kind of questions to be asked in the CBSE board exams is to study the question papers of the previous years. Very often, the same questions are asked.
3. Focus on Presentation
Neatness and presentation are important in CBSE exams. Write step-by-step answers, underline important things, draw adequate diagrams and use headings in maths and science.
4. Revise Notes Regularly
You are to do nothing except revise your brief notes from the past few days. Don’t start any new topic now. You just need to polish what you already have.
5. Stay Consistent and Positive
There will be days when you will become stressed or exhausted. However, this is always subject to consistency. Continue to have a regular routine of having short breaks, sleep and minimal exercise.
There are predators of each stream: science, commerce or humanities. The following is a brief and concise description of each.
Learn to present long answers in a structured way — introduction, body, and conclusion.
Preferably, your daily routine is significant in proper preparation. The following is an easy schedule that you can adhere to:
Night (9 PM - 10 PM): English literature reading or revision of formulas with slight intensity.
Board exams could be considered among the most stressful things, but your mental health matters more than your marks. Many students do not consider this and it affects their performance. Note - one can concentrate more and recall more when he or she is relaxed and happy.
When you are anxious, you may always talk to your parents, teachers, or counsellors. The trait of asking help is a sign of power and not a sign of weakness.
A Class 12 mentor or counsellor can go a long way during your Class 12 journey. A mentor can help you:
Mentoring sites such as Mentrovert are avenues where you can access the services of seasoned mentors and counsellors who know what you as a student go through when taking board exams. They do not only instruct you but also intellectually and emotionally.
Mentrovert is the first career and mental health counselling platform in India that serves students. It assists students in Class 9th–12th to make a wise choice regarding the course of study and career while taking care of their mental health.
When you are undecided about the career to pursue after Class 12 or you are troubled by the exams, Mentrovert will match you with professional mentors who listen, empathise, and mentor you on a one-on-one basis.
They offer:
At Mentrovert, the mission is to enable each student like you to feel confident, supported and prepared for the future.
You still have 2 months till your CBSE Class 12 Board Exam 2026 – and that is more than enough time to compensate and rearrange your preparation. This is to remember to study under the study plan, be disciplined, mind your health and believe in yourself.
Your success tomorrow will be the same as the amount of work you do today. It is a belief that you will do it – because you can.
Stressed over your board exams or not sure what you want to do in life? Don’t worry — you’re not alone!
Mentrovert is the best place to be today, and with access to customised counselling sessions, you can prepare wisely and remain mentally tough throughout your CBSE Class 12.
Start your counselling session now at Mentrovert — because every student deserves the right guidance at the right time.
Q1. Can I really prepare for the CBSE Class 12 Board Exam in 2 months?
Yes, if you study smartly with proper revision, mock tests, and consistency.
Q2. How many hours should I study daily in the last 2 months?
Aim for 6–8 focused hours with regular breaks.
Q3. Is NCERT enough for board exam preparation?
Yes, NCERT is essential and should be your main resource.
Q4. Should I solve previous year question papers?
Absolutely, they help you understand exam patterns and important topics.
Q5. How can Mentrovert help me during board exam preparation?
Mentrovert provides expert mentors, stress management guidance, and personalized study support.
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