Finals Study Routine + Learning Resources
Simple plan to follow daily until your finals. Focus on consistency.
Daily Routine (With Classes)
Before Classes (30–45 min)
• Revise yesterday’s topic (15 min)
• Programming (20–30 min) – focus on loops this week
• Day 1–2: What is a loop & why used
• Day 3–4: for loop
• Day 5–6: while loop
• Day 7: practice questions
After Classes (Main Study Time)
4:00 – 5:00 PM → Math / Physics (alternate days)
• Math: important questions + formulas
• Physics: definitions + formulas + numericals
5:15 – 6:15 PM → Programming / ICT
• Programming (3 days/week): watch 1 video, write 5–10 lines code, practice 2 questions
• ICT (2–3 days/week): learn definitions and make short notes
6:15 – 7:00 PM → English / Islamiyat
• English: essays, letters, comprehension
• Islamiyat: short questions + headings
8:30 – 9:15 PM → Revision + Viva Practice
• Revise all subjects studied today
• Speak 1 topic aloud (e.g., What is a loop? What is CPU?)
Weekly Plan
• Monday/Wednesday/Friday: Programming focus + English
• Tuesday/Thursday: ICT + Islamiyat
• Saturday: 2 hrs Programming + ICT, 2 hrs Math + Physics, 1 hr English + Islamiyat, 30 min viva practice
• Sunday: revise whole week, solve old questions, repeat weak topics, take some rest
Where to Study (YouTube / Online)
Programming (Main Focus)
• Channels: CodeWithHarry, Apna College
• Search: for loop C++ Urdu, while loop explained simple
• Topics: variables, if-else, loops (for/while), basic functions
Physics
• Channel: Physics Wallah
• Search: Physics 1st year chapter Urdu
• Topics: definitions, formulas, key numericals
Math
• Channel: Mathsflix by Hashim Zia
• Search: important questions
• Topics: formulas + selected important problems
ICT
• Search: ICT short notes PDF
• Topics: hardware, software, input/output devices, internet basics
English
• Search: how to write essay in exam, formal letter format
• Topics: essay, letter, comprehension
Islamiyat
• Search: Islamiyat important questions Urdu
• Topics: short answers, important headings
Golden Method (Use for Every Topic)
• Watch (20 min)
• Write short notes (10–15 min)
• Practice or speak (15 min)
Example (C++ for loop)
for(int i = 1; i <= 5; i++)
{
cout << i;
}
Final Rules
• No phone while studying
• Do not skip two days in a row
• Even 1–3 focused hours daily = progress