Class 12: How I Scored 96.2% in LAST 2 MONTHS? 😳 | Strategy & Study Plan #class12 2025-26.

Summary

The speaker describes how he raised his results from 59% in midterms, including failing one subject, to 80% in preboards and 96.2% in the board exams. He says he began studying seriously around November 15, after losing time in October and early November.

His main message is that improvement is possible, but not through shortcuts. It requires a realistic plan, consistent effort, and a willingness to prioritize.

Study strategy

1. Make the board exams the main goal

   • The speaker chose not to rush through the syllabus just to score highly in preboards.
   • He was willing to accept a lower preboard score because his priority was the final board exams.
   • In his experience, school preboards can be harder than board exams and may not follow official exam marking patterns.

2. Create a 60-day plan

   • Review your strengths and weaknesses by both subject and individual chapter.
   • A subject you find difficult may contain chapters you understand well, while an easy subject may still have weak areas.
   • Use this assessment to decide where your study time is most needed.

3. Give more time to subjects that need it

   • Don’t automatically divide study time equally among all subjects.
   • Prioritize subjects or chapters that you find difficult, dislike, or struggle to revise.
   • Possible allocations include:
     • 15 days each for four subjects; or
     • 30 days for one especially difficult subject and 10 days each for three others.
   • The speaker suggests leaving subjects you find easy and enjoy—such as Political Science or English in his case—until the main 60-day push is complete, since he believed they could be revised effectively in less time.

4. Focus on one main subject at a time

   • Avoid switching among many subjects throughout the day, which the speaker says can make it harder to concentrate.
   • Cover a subject’s syllabus sufficiently before moving on to another.
   • Exception: If you have a numerical or aptitude-based subject such as Maths, practise it daily for about an hour.

5. Study English and Physical Education every day

   • Set aside 30 minutes daily for each subject.
   • The speaker suggests studying Physical Education earlier in the day and English at night.
   • He views these subjects as potentially high-return: regular study may help secure marks without requiring long, separate study periods later.

6. Challenge negative beliefs and stay consistent

   • Don’t treat past grades or the label “average” as proof that you cannot improve.
   • Believe improvement is possible, but pair that belief with changed habits and sustained effort.
   • The speaker warns that continuing to waste time, sleep excessively, or neglect your health and routine will not produce a different result.
   • He rejects claims that quick hacks, a few videos, or special notes alone can guarantee high marks.

Other points

• The speaker presents the strategy as a personal account, not a guaranteed formula.
• He also promotes GrandAcad’s Class 12 courses, describing them as offering mentorship, NCERT explanations, notes, sample papers, and study guidance. He especially recommends the English and Physical Education courses.

Speakers and sources featured

• Speaker/host: The unnamed presenter, sharing his own Class 12 experience and study advice.
• Other speakers or guests: None featured in the subtitles.
• Sources referenced: The presenter’s personal experience and general comments about school preboards and board examinations; no specific external speaker or source is identified.