Summary of "4 Months COMEBACK PLAN - Score 95% in Class 9/10 || October to January 🔥"

This video by Ratik Mishra provides a detailed, motivational, and practical 4-month study strategy aimed at students preparing for their Class 9 and 10 CBSE board exams, especially those who performed poorly in their midterms but want to score 90%+ in finals. The core message is that the midterm results are just feedback, and with focused effort and the right approach over the next four months (September to January), students can dramatically improve their scores.

Main Ideas and Lessons

Mindset & Motivation
- Forget the past (midterm results); focus entirely on the board exams.
- Make a commitment to yourself to follow through on the strategy.
- Two types of students after watching the video:
  - Those who get momentary motivation.
  - Those who take action and follow the plan.
- Consistency and daily effort (2-3 hours, 2 subjects per day) are key.
General Study Approach
- Use quality “one shot” lectures/videos from credible sources (preferably longer, detailed ones, not rushed 1-hour videos for big chapters).
- Make notes and formula sheets.
- Practice questions extensively from Question banks, previous year questions (PYQs), Sample papers.
- Solve case study-based questions as CBSE increasingly includes them.
- Keep study materials visible to encourage guilt-driven motivation.
- Practice answer writing, especially for subjects like English, Hindi, and Social Science (SST).

Subject-wise Strategies

Physics

Use proper, detailed one shot lectures (2-3 hours for big chapters).
Make a formula sheet for all chapters.
Focus on practicing numericals, especially from Electricity and Light (Reflection & Refraction).
Practice case study-based questions from Question banks.
Watching videos alone is not enough; practice is essential.

Chemistry

Watch one shot lectures from proper sources.
NCERT reading is important here (unlike Physics).
Write all chemical reactions in 2-3 pages for quick revision.
Practice previous year questions and case study-based questions.

Biology

Use one shot videos from reliable sources.
Do not take Biology lightly; chapters are big and theoretical.
Use active recall technique: after reading, close eyes and mentally recall definitions, diagrams, and concepts.
Practice drawing and labeling important NCERT diagrams.
Make short notes (1-3 pages) to summarize long chapters.
Practice previous year and case study questions.

Social Science (SST)

Watch one shot videos and read NCERT line by line.
Underline important dates, events, and terms while reading.
Focus on map work; do not just read maps but practice them.
Practice answer writing regularly to improve expression and exam writing skills.

Mathematics

Avoid rote learning; understanding concepts is crucial.
Use detailed one shot videos (preferably the creator’s own videos which cover NCERT and exemplar questions).
Practice 10-15 questions daily from Question banks and Sample papers.
Include previous year questions and case study questions in practice.
Math requires consistent problem-solving practice to build confidence.

English and Hindi

Watch chapter summaries on YouTube but also read the full chapters.
Reading chapters helps understand the story and important points for better answers.
Practice unseen passages and grammar regularly.
Practice writing answers, letters, and other formats to score well.
Writing practice is essential to translate knowledge into exam performance.

Final Advice & Action Plan

Commit publicly (e.g., comment below the video) to scoring 90%+.
Study consistently: 2-3 hours daily, covering 2 subjects per day.
Use the right resources: quality one shot videos, NCERT books, Question banks, Sample papers.
Practice case study questions extensively.
Midterms are feedback; boards are the real game.
The next 4 months are crucial — take action now and make a comeback.

Methodology / Instructions (Bullet Points)

Mindset
- Forget midterm mistakes.
- Commit to scoring 90%+.
- Take consistent daily action.
Study Resources
- Use proper one shot videos (2-3 hours for big chapters).
- Use NCERT books (especially for Chemistry, SST, and language subjects).
- Use Question banks, Sample papers, and previous year questions.
- Use NCERT exemplar books, especially in Science.
Note-Making
- Make formula sheets (Physics).
- Write all chemical reactions in one place (Chemistry).
- Make short notes for Biology chapters.
- Underline important points in SST NCERT books.
Practice
- Solve numericals in Physics and Maths.
- Practice case study-based questions (50% of board questions).