Since the Bihar Board Exams 2026 are expected in February, students have about 4–5 months left (from September 2025 onwards). This is the perfect time to plan systematically. The strategy should be divided into three phases:

1. September – November 2025 → Complete syllabus & strengthen weak areas.
2. December 2025 – January 2026 → Revision, sample papers, and practical preparation.
3. February 2026 → Final exam attempt with focus on time management.

📌 For Class 12 Students

Science Stream (PCM/PCB)

• Physics: Practice numerical problems daily. Focus on derivations like Laws of Motion, Gravitation, Optics, and Modern Physics. Create short notes for formulas and concepts.
• Chemistry: Revise Organic Chemistry reaction mechanisms, Inorganic Chemistry periodic trends, and Physical Chemistry numericals. Prepare NCERT-based short Q&A for scoring full in theory.
• Biology: Give special importance to diagrams (Human Physiology, Genetics, Plant Morphology). Practice labeling properly, as diagrams fetch direct marks.
• Maths (for PCM students): Revise formulas from Calculus, Algebra, and Coordinate Geometry. Attempt previous years’ question papers to improve speed.

👉 Tip: Solve at least 2–3 previous year question papers every week under exam-like conditions.

Commerce Stream

• Accountancy: Practice journal entries, balance sheet problems, and ratio analysis daily. Accuracy is key here.
• Business Studies: Focus on case studies—write in points and highlight keywords. Revise management principles, marketing, and organizational chapters.
• Economics: Prepare graphs (Demand-Supply, National Income, Monetary Policy). Revise important definitions and current affairs (inflation, GDP, etc.).

👉 Tip: Prepare formula + concept sheets for quick last-minute revision.

Arts Stream (Humanities)

• History: Memorize important timelines, dates, and events. Prepare maps for Modern Indian History and World History.
• Political Science: Focus on Indian Constitution, Governance, and International Relations. Write answers in a structured format (Introduction → Main Body → Conclusion).
• Sociology / Psychology: Learn definitions, thinkers’ names, and theories. Use diagrams and flowcharts where possible.

👉 Tip: For Arts subjects, presentation matters—practice writing answers in a clean, point-wise manner.

📌 For Class 10 Students

Mathematics

• Prepare formula charts and revise daily.
• Focus more on chapters with high weightage: Trigonometry, Geometry, Algebra, and Statistics.
• Solve sample papers and time yourself to improve speed.

Science

• Make concept maps for Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.
• Focus on diagrams like Human Digestive System, Circulatory System, Electric Circuit, and Periodic Table trends.
• Revise numerical problems daily (Ohm’s Law, Lenses, Equations).

Social Science

• Create short notes for important dates, battles, freedom movements, and constitutional provisions.
• For Geography, practice map-based questions (rivers, minerals, industries).
• For Civics, memorize important Acts and policies.

English & Language Subjects

• Practice grammar exercises regularly.
• For writing tasks (letters, essays, reports), follow proper format.
• Learn chapter summaries, character sketches, and key quotes.

👉 Tip: Divide your revision in weekly targets—finish 2 subjects thoroughly each week and test yourself.

🔑 General Preparation Tips for Both Classes

1. Daily Study Hours: Dedicate at least 6–8 focused hours of study per day (with breaks).
2. Mock Tests: Write full-length tests every Sunday to simulate exam conditions.
3. Group Study: Once a week, discuss difficult topics with peers to clear doubts.
4. Revision Notes: Prepare one-page summaries of each chapter for quick recall in February.
5. Health: Eat light, sleep well, and take short breaks to avoid burnout.
6. Confidence: Don’t wait for the date sheet—work as if exams are starting tomorrow.