Divide remaining days into cycles: weak topics, mixed practice, and full mocks. Never schedule two heavy new topics back-to-back without practice in between.
Leave blank buffers for illness or emergencies—rigid plans break under real life. Buffers keep morale steadier.
End each week with a half-day lighter schedule to absorb learning. Sprinting without pause often lowers scores near the finish line.
Backwards planning
From exam day, work backward in weekly themes—last week only light new content, heavy formula and formula-adjacent recall.
Colour coding
Mark red topics (weak), yellow (medium), green (strong). Shift calendar time from green to red as the date approaches.