Dear Yashashavi Momyan,

All of us know how to prepare a daily timetable.

It is an essential tool is setting up a daily routine.

However, most of us have stopped using this powerful tool.

The biggest reason that students state for stopping the use of timetables is that its ineffective.

“It does not work”

“We cant follow the timetable. It makes us feel bad”

“I do better without a timetable”

“It creates pressure”

These are all valid reasons.

However, we face these problems because of the manner in which we use the timetable.

We have a habit of focusing on the failures. If we have been able to follow the timetable 80% of the time, we look at the 20% when we could not follow and declare it a failure.

In reality the 80% time that was effectively utilized made it a success. It is never possible to follow the timetable 100%. Timetable is just a tool to guide us in utilizing our time. It reminds us to start work when we want to. If the timetable is unsuitable, we should change it to suit our schedule.

However, this tool can only work if we look at its success in stead of the failure.

We feel bad only when we look at the failures.

It is the nature of the human psyche to expand whatever it focuses on. If we focus too much on the failure then we will only find failure.

In reality, failure does not exist. It is just another attempt to success. The attempt transforms into failure when we stop attempting.

In reality, we work on some kind of a timetable even without writing it. This timetable is etched in our heads. Since it is not written, there is no measurement possible.

When we write down the timetable, it will allow us exact measurement of the utilization of our time. You can hope to increase your performance only if you have a way to measure it. Without measurement, any change is performance is a mere perception. I tmay or may not reflect reality.

Please utilize the format below to plan your days.

Fill up the timetable with activities. A sample of these activities is

Wake up / Off to sleep – These times should be closest to our biological clock for maximum efficiency. The human body is designed to operate efficiently in the day time. Try to sleep by 12 midnight (latest).

School, Tuition/Coaching, Travel time

Brush, bath, toilet, Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Spend at least 7 hours in sleep every day

Take out a minimum of 45 minutes in physical activities like Sports, yoga, exercise everyday. You can club this activity with friends. SMS, talking with friends on cellphone etc shoul dbe limited to 30 minutes per day.

Do not spend more than 45 minutes in TV, internet, video games etc.

Daily Timetable*:

* Make changes to the timetable, as and when necessary.......

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Along with school examinations it's not much difficuilt to prepare for IITJEE if u study on regular basis. Regular study is most important alog with good mentors who can motivate you clear your doubts and help you in succeeding.Iwould suggest the following books

1)Mechanics part1 and 2 anurag mishra
2)o.p.tandon physical,inorganic,organic
3)objective approach to mathematics for iit jee r.d.sharma
4)Tmh Mathematics
5)concepts of h.c.verma vol1&2
6)Problems plus in IIT mathematics A.Das Gupta

  OR

1.  
   a) Organic 
   Morrison boyd 
   b) Inorganic 
   JD Lee 
   c) Physical 
   RC Mukherjee, P Bahadur {Balaji Publications}

1.Physics
H.C Verma, Resnik Walker Halliday [ for extra materials].
2. Chemistry 
3. Maths
JPNP ML Khanna [huge question bank!!]

OR

Physics:

1) NCERT

2) Concepts in Physics by H.C Verma (Two volumes)

3) Problems in General Physics by I.E. Irodov

4) University Physics by Freedman and Young or Fundamentals of Physics by Halliday, Resnick and Walker

5) Aptitude Test Problems in Physics by S.S. Krotov

Chemistry:

1) NCERT

2) Numerical Chemistry by P. Bahadur or Numerical Chemistry by R.C. Mukherjee

3) Concise Inroganic Chemistry by J.D. Lee

4) Chemistry Principles & Applications by Sienko and Plane

5) Organic Chemistry by Solomons and Frhyle or Organic Chemistry by Morrison and Boyd

Mathematics:

1) NCERT

2) Higher Algebra by Hall and Knight

3) Problems in Mathematics by V Govorov, P.Dybov, N.Miroshin, S.Smirnova (Edited by A.I. Prilepko)

4) Trigonometry by S.L Loney

5) Coordinate Geometry by S.L. Loney

6) A Course in Mathematics for IIT-JEE by Tata Mc-Graw Hill

But you will have to study.

Thanks