Grade 9 Exam Planner — 18 August 2026

Pass 1 — Learn: understand every chapter and make short notes.

Pass 2 — Practise: solve questions, grammar, writing, diagrams, and maps.

Pass 3 — Test: revise from memory and write timed answers.

8:00–10:00 a.m.: main study block

10:30–12:00 p.m.: second subject

3:00–4:30 p.m.: practice/questions

5:00–6:00 p.m.: homework or backlog

8:00–9:00 p.m.: class

9:30–10:15 p.m.: recall and error review

8:00–10:00 a.m.: Subject 1 — learn/revise

10:30 a.m.–12:00 p.m.: Subject 2 — learn/revise

2:00–4:00 p.m.: Subject 3 — questions and writing practice

5:00–6:00 p.m.: weak-topic repair

8:00–8:45 p.m.: mini-test and correction

Keep at least 1 hour for rest, exercise, or family time.

5 minutes: write what you already know.

20 minutes: read the textbook carefully and underline only key ideas.

10 minutes: close the book and write or explain the ideas from memory.

10 minutes: solve questions or practise an example.

5–8 key points

important words and definitions

formulas, dates, names, or rules

diagrams/maps/examples that must be remembered

3 questions you still need to clarify

Maths: Chapter 1 — understand the concepts and solve basic examples.

Science: Tissues in Action — learn the main types, functions, and diagrams.

English: How I Taught My Grandmother to Read — read, make a character/theme/plot sheet, and answer textbook questions.

Maths: Chapter 2 — concepts and worked examples.

Science: Exploring Mixtures and Their Separations — types of mixtures and separation methods.

Hindi: Chapters 1 and 2 — read both, write summaries, meanings, and textbook answers.

Marathi: Chapter 2 — reading, meanings, summary, and questions.

Morning: Maths Chapters 1–2 formulas and mistakes.

Main block: Science — finish Exploring Mixtures and Their Separations; make a method–mixture–principle table.

Night: English — Bharat Our Land: summary, key ideas, meanings, and questions.

Morning: Hindi vocabulary and summaries.

Main block: Maths Chapter 3 — learn the method and solve representative problems.

Night: Marathi Chapter 3 — summary, meanings, and textbook questions.

Morning: Maths Chapter 3 recall.

Main block: Science — Describing Motion Around Us: terms, units, graphs/examples, and numericals.

Night: English — The Pot Maker: summary, key details, and questions.

Morning: Science definitions and units.

Main block: Maths Chapter 4 — concepts and examples.

Night: Hindi Poem 1 — central idea, explanation, poetic features, meanings, and questions.

Morning: Maths Chapters 1–4 formula/idea recall.

Main block: Social Science — Early Humans and Beginning of Civilisation: timeline, terms, causes, changes, and answers.

Night: Marathi Chapter 4 — summary, meanings, and questions.

Social Science: The Shaping of Earth’s Surface — processes, landforms, diagrams, and definitions.

English: The Gift of Grace — summary, theme, characters/details, and questions.

Marathi: Chapter 5 — summary, meanings, and questions.

English grammar: Sequences of Tenses — rules plus 20 practice sentences.

Social Science: Building Blocks in Economics — concepts, examples, and short answers.

Social Science: Understanding Democracy — features, importance, and examples.

Hindi Poem 2 — central idea, explanation, meanings, and questions.

Marathi grammar: शब्दांच्या जाती and काळ — rules and practice.

English grammar: Modal Auxiliaries — meanings, rules, and 20 sentences.

Morning: Science diagrams, definitions, and separation methods.

Main block: Maths Chapters 1–2 — mixed practice, not rereading.

Night: English writing — notice writing and poster creation; write one of each under time.

Morning: Social Science timeline/definitions.

Main block: Science — motion chapter questions and numericals; revise all three Science chapters.

Night: Hindi grammar and writing section — revise formats/rules and complete one writing task.

Morning: Maths formula/strategy recall.

Main block: Maths Chapters 3–4 — mixed practice and correction.

Night: Marathi grammar — काळ, वाक्यरूपांतर, लिंग, वचन; write examples for each.

Morning: English lesson titles, themes, and difficult words.

Main block: Social Science — revise all four chapters using headings, timelines, diagrams, and question answers.

Night: English — revise all four literature pieces plus grammar; write one long answer.

Morning: Hindi poems and chapter summaries from memory.

Main block: timed Maths paper or a teacher-provided question set; spend equal time checking mistakes.

Night: Hindi — Chapters 1–2, Poems 1–2, grammar, and writing quick revision.

90 minutes: weakest subject

90 minutes: second-weakest subject

60 minutes: Marathi writing and grammar

60 minutes: English writing and grammar

30 minutes: recall all Science and Social Science headings

8:00–9:30 a.m.: Maths mixed test and correction

10:00–11:30 a.m.: Science full recall and diagrams

12:00–1:00 p.m.: English grammar and writing formats

2:30–4:00 p.m.: Social Science short and long answers

5:00–6:00 p.m.: Hindi grammar/writing and poems

7:00–8:00 p.m.: Marathi grammar/writing and chapters

8:00–8:45 p.m.: review only the error notebook

Morning: formulas and Science diagrams

After school: Social Science definitions, timelines, and answer structures

Night: whichever subject comes first in the exam timetable

Pack stationery, admit card/school materials, water, and required instruments.

Sleep early. A rested brain recalls more than an exhausted brain.

Chapter 1 understood and practised

Chapter 2 understood and practised

Chapter 3 understood and practised

Chapter 4 understood and practised

Formula/strategy sheet made

At least two mixed practice sessions completed

Every error corrected without looking at the solution first

Tissues in Action

Exploring Mixtures and Their Separations

Describing Motion Around Us

Definitions and units revised

Diagrams redrawn from memory

Numericals and application questions practised

Early Humans and Beginning of Civilisation

The Shaping of Earth’s Surface

Building Blocks in Economics

Understanding Democracy

Timelines, processes, definitions, and examples revised

At least one timed answer set completed

How I Taught My Grandmother to Read

Bharat Our Land

The Pot Maker

The Gift of Grace

Sequences of Tenses

Modal Auxiliaries

Notice writing

Poster creation

At least two timed writing tasks completed

Chapters 1 and 2

Poems 1 and 2

Meanings, summaries, and textbook answers

Grammar section

Writing section

One timed writing task completed

Chapters 2–5

शब्दांच्या जाती

काळ

वाक्यरूपांतर

लिंग

वचन

Writing section

One timed writing task completed

Keep your phone away during study blocks.

Use one notebook as an error notebook. Write the question, your mistake, and the correct method.

After every topic, close the book and recall it aloud or on paper.

For long answers, use: definition/introduction → 3–5 organised points → example/diagram → concluding line.

If you miss a block, do not restart the whole timetable. Move that topic to the next “weakness repair” block.

Every night, mark each target as done, partly done, or not done. Partly done is useful information—not failure.