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Last Updated: January 10, 2026
Madhyamik (Class 10) Complete Exam Guide 2026
Updated for 2026
Exam Schedule & Pattern
Exam Dates (Expected)
- Bengali: February 25, 2026
- English: February 27, 2026
- Mathematics: March 2, 2026
- Physical Science: March 5, 2026
- Life Science: March 7, 2026
Marking Pattern
- Total Marks: 100
- Time: 3 Hours 15 Minutes
- MCQ: 20 Marks
- Short Answer: 30 Marks
- Long Answer: 50 Marks
Preparation Timeline
January 2026
Complete Syllabus & First Revision
Finish entire syllabus by mid-January. Start first revision with focus on important chapters.
February 2026
Intensive Revision & Practice
Solve previous 5 years' question papers. Practice sample papers under timed conditions.
Last 2 Weeks
Final Revision & Mock Tests
Focus on weak areas. Take full-length mock tests. Revise formulas and important concepts.
Study Plan & Time Management
Effective Strategies
Daily Study Schedule (Sample)
Morning (6 AM - 9 AM)
3 Hours
Focus: Difficult subjects (Mathematics, Science) when mind is fresh
Afternoon (2 PM - 5 PM)
3 Hours
Focus: Theory subjects (History, Geography, Bengali)
Evening (7 PM - 9 PM)
2 Hours
Focus: Revision and practice problems
Pomodoro Technique
Study for 45 minutes, then take a 15-minute break. This improves focus and retention.
Weekly Goals
Set specific weekly targets. For example: "Complete Algebra chapters 1-5 this week."
Regular Revision
Revise yesterday's topics before starting new ones. Weekly revision of all covered topics.
Health First
Include exercise, proper sleep (7-8 hours), and healthy meals in your schedule.
Subject-wise Preparation Strategy
Expert Tips
Mathematics Preparation
- Focus Areas: Algebra (30%), Geometry (25%), Arithmetic (20%), Trigonometry (15%)
- Strategy: Practice minimum 10 problems daily from each topic
- Important: Learn formulas by writing, not just reading
- Time Management: 1 mark = 1 minute, 5 marks = 8 minutes, 10 marks = 15 minutes
Science (Physics & Biology)
- Physics: Focus on numerical problems, circuit diagrams, definitions
- Biology: Emphasize diagrams, labeled drawings, processes
- Common: Practice writing answers with proper scientific terminology
- Revision: Create concept maps for each chapter
Bengali Preparation
- Grammar: Practice সমাস, কারক, ক্রিয়ার কাল daily
- Composition: Write at least 2 essays per week
- Poetry: Understand themes, figures of speech, poet's message
- Prose: Focus on character analysis and themes
English Preparation
- Grammar: Practice tenses, prepositions, modals regularly
- Writing: Develop format for letters, essays, stories
- Comprehension: Read passage carefully before answering
- Vocabulary: Learn 5 new words daily with usage
Download Exam Preparation Resources
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Last Minute Preparation Tips
Critical Period
Do's
- Revise important formulas and definitions
- Practice 1-2 sample papers daily
- Focus on high-weightage chapters
- Get 7-8 hours of sleep
- Eat light and healthy meals
- Keep all documents (admit card, ID) ready
Don'ts
- Don't start new topics
- Avoid heavy, oily food
- Don't study late night before exam
- Avoid negative discussions
- Don't panic if you don't know something
- Avoid last-minute cramming
Exam Hall Strategy
- First 15 minutes: Read entire question paper carefully
- Start with questions you know best
- Divide time according to marks weightage
- Keep last 30 minutes for revision
- Write neatly with proper headings
- Attempt all questions - no blank answers
Frequently Asked Questions About Exam Preparation
How to create an effective study plan for WBBSE exams?
Create a realistic study plan with specific time slots for each subject, include regular breaks, prioritize difficult subjects, and allocate time for revision. Divide your day into 3 study sessions of 2-3 hours each with breaks in between. Our guide provides sample study plans for 30-day, 60-day, and 90-day preparation timelines.
What are the most important topics for Madhyamik exam 2026?
Based on previous years' patterns and expert analysis, important topics include: Mathematics - Algebra (30%), Geometry (25%), Arithmetic; Science - Chemical Reactions, Human Physiology, Electricity; Bengali - Poetry Analysis, Grammar, Composition; English - Comprehension, Writing Skills, Grammar; Social Science - Indian National Movement, Geography of India.
How to manage time effectively during the board exam?
Follow this time allocation: First 15 minutes for reading question paper carefully, 2 hours 15 minutes for writing answers, last 30 minutes for revision. Divide time according to marks weightage - approximately 1 mark = 1 minute, 5 marks = 8 minutes, 10 marks = 15 minutes. Start with questions you're most confident about to build momentum.
What should I do in the last week before exams?
Focus on revision only - no new topics. Practice 1-2 previous year papers daily under timed conditions. Revise formulas, important definitions, and diagrams. Maintain a healthy routine with proper sleep (7-8 hours), light exercise, and nutritious food. Keep all exam documents ready (admit card, ID proof, stationery).
How to attempt long answer questions effectively to score maximum marks?
Structure your answer properly: Start with a brief introduction, use headings and subheadings for organization, include relevant diagrams with labels, write in points for better presentation, provide examples where applicable, conclude properly, and maintain neat handwriting. For 10-mark questions, aim for at least 2-3 pages of well-structured content.
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