XII Maths Board Target 80/80 Master Study Plan
14 Days Effective Maths Study Plan
Mathematics CBSE Class XIIth held on 8th March 2025
By Deepika Bhati (Mentoring students passionately since 2009)
Note for students
Class 12 Commerce and Humanities students, you are fortunate to have a significant gap before your Math board exam!
Science stream students also have a sufficient 9-day gap, which, if used effectively, can make a huge difference. As the saying goes, “Der aaye, durustaaye!” – it’s never too late to make the most of your time.
Don’t waste even a single minute—every moment of focused study can elevate your preparation to the next level. Use this time wisely to strengthen your concepts, practice rigorously, and boost your confidence. The effort you put in now will reflect in your final score. Make the most of this golden opportunity.
A small motivation “sabhi baccho keliye”
Since it’s a Mathematics exam, verbal revision alone won’t be effective! You must sit with a pen and notebook every time you study and practice rigorously.
📌Create a separate notebook for formulas and challenging questions. Writing things down helps in better retention—Baccha apna likha kabhi nahi bhulta! While ready-made notes are available, nothing beats the clarity and recall of your own handwritten notes. So, grab your notebook, practice diligently, and make your preparation rock solid.
Let’s began with day wise study plan and make it successful
Click here to Know the syllabus and weightage of each Unit
| Phase 1 | NCERT Revision(Part I+Part II) |
(Day 1 :- 22nd feb, Day 2:- 23rd feb, Day 3 :- 24th feb)
Start with the MOTHER BOOK—NCERT! Even if you have practiced it multiple times before, revisiting it is essential. NCERT lays the foundation, and a strong foundation ensures a strong performance in the exam. Solve every example, every exercise, and revise key concepts. Once you master NCERT, move on to additional reference books and sample papers. Remember, the board exam rewards conceptual clarity, and NCERT is your best guide to achieving that.
Click here to get must-do questions from NCERT and Formula List
Chapterwise Practice Papers By Kumarswamy Sir with Answer Key
| Phase 2 | NCERT Exemplar Revision |
(Day 4:- 25thfeb, Day 5:- 26thfeb, Day 6:- 27thfeb)
NCERT Exemplar is equally important for the CBSE Board Exam. When a question doesn’t come directly from NCERT, it’s most likely from the Exemplar. Since you have a sufficient gap before the exam, use this time wisely to practice both NCERT and Exemplar thoroughly. Strengthen your concepts, sharpen your problem-solving skills, and boost your confidence. Every minute of practice takes you closer to excellence
Click here to get must do questions from NCERT Exemplar
| Phase 3 | MCQ and CSQ Questions |
(Day 7:- 28thfeb)
With around 45% of the paper now competency-based, students are strongly advised to practice MCQs and Case Study Questions (CSQs) thoroughly. These questions test your understanding, application, and reasoning skills
Click here to get must do Objective Questions
| Phase 4 | Must Do extra Questions |
(Day 8:- 1st March & Day 9:- 2nd March)
Till now, you have covered the major portion of your syllabus—great job! But to boost your confidence even further, it’s time to go the extra mile. Till the date if you are going as per above schedule Use your time wisely—these extra question you solve increases your chances of scoring higher!”
Click here to get the Question Bank of Must do extra questions
| Phase 5 | Last Year Board Papers |
(Day 10:- 3rd March & Day 11:- 4th March)
In any exam, practicing Previous Year Questions (PYQs) is crucial! It helps you understand the exam pattern, the type of questions asked, and the weightage of different topics.
Click here to get the Maths PYQ(2023-24) of CBSE Board & Compt
| Phase 6 | Practice Preboard Papers/Sample Papers by CBSE/DoE/KV |
(Day 12:- 5th March)
Now is the perfect time to familiarize yourself with the updated CBSE question pattern! To do this effectively, practice:
✅CBSE/DoE Sample Papers – Understand the latest exam structure and question trends.
✅Pre-Board Papers from KendriyaVidyalayas & SahodayaVidyalayas – Gain real-exam experience with high-quality questions.
🔥The more you practice, the better you perform—make every paper count!“
Click here to get the pre board papers of Kendriya Vidyalaya, Delhi Govt School and Sahodya Vidyalaya
| Last Phase 7 | Revision and Compilation |
(Day 13:- 6th March & Day 14:- 7th March)
If you have followed the above schedule diligently, be confident—you are on the path to achieving the best results! However, stay cautious, as overconfidence can be harmful to your overall preparation.
With the long exam gap, you might feel fatigued or lose momentum, but now is the time to push yourself and gear up for the final battle.
✅ Revise all concepts covered in the last 10-12 days to reinforce your understanding.
✅ Set a timer and solve sample papers to enhance speed, accuracy, and time management.
Stay focused, keep your energy high, and make every practice session count. The last stretch of preparation is crucial—give it your best shot!”
Click here to get the Solved Sample Papers
Self Assessment Test Papers
| 8th March (Exam Day) | Day to give your best shot |
The big day is here—your exam day! You have prepared well under the guidance of your teachers and mentors, and now it’s time to put your hard work into action.
✅ Stay calm and composed.
✅ Read the questions carefully before answering.
✅ Manage your time wisely and attempt all questions with confidence.
Believe in yourself and your preparation. You’ve got this! Stay positive, do your best, and success will follow.
Good luck to all of you! 🎉✨”
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With Best Wishes
Deepika Bhati (Mentoring students passionately since 2009)
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