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Daily Timetable & the 14-Day ILTS Cycle

Aamirah Fathima  Β·  Self-study 8 h 30 m + Chaithanya 3 h  Β·  45 written questions every 24 hours  Β·  Papers open Sat 12:00 PM, close Sun 11:30 PM

Before this plan starts

ILTS opens tomorrow, Sat 22 Aug at 12:00 PM β€” Moving Charges & Magnetism (complete) Β· Coordination Compounds (till VBT) Β· Principles of Inheritance & Variation (complete) Β· Human Health & Disease (complete).

She already has built material on all four. Today and tomorrow morning are revision only. This plan begins Monday 24 August.

πŸ—ΊοΈ Class 11 Chapter Map NEW Which chapter, on which day, in which block β†’

01The fixed clock

These four windows do not move. Everything below is content poured into them.

4:30 – 8:30 am
Window 1 Β· 4 h
Sharpest hours. New learning, or the timed 45 on Babu days.
10:00 – 12:00 pm
Window 2 Β· 2 h
Timed paper + marking. Babu sir takes 11–12 on Wed and Sat.
5:00 – 8:00 pm
Chaithanya Β· 3 h
Class 12 throughout. Notes reworked the same night.
9:00 – 11:30 pm
Window 4 Β· 2 h 30 m
Consolidation only. Never new theory.
Class 11 self-study Class 12 / ILTS portion Babu sir β€” Wed & Sat, 11–12 ILTS paper

02The 14-day cycle

The paper is now a Saturday-noon start, not a Sunday. That reshapes the whole fortnight: Saturday is the paper, Sunday becomes a full debrief day, and the Class 12 window runs Sat–Fri straight into the next paper. One cycle shown; it repeats unchanged through 20 February.

Cycle 1 β€” 22 Aug to 5 Sep Β· repeats every 14 days
DateSlotFocus of her own studyTpl
Sat 22 AugILTS + BabuBabu 11–12 doubt-clearing Β· paper 12:00 Β· raw debrief that eveningG
Sun 23 AugDebriefFull error-note build Β· first read of the next Class 12 portionH
Mon 24 AugClass 11 Β· 1Physics chapterA
Tue 25 AugClass 11 Β· 2Chemistry chapterA
Wed 26 AugClass 11 Β· 3 + BabuBotany chapter Β· Babu sir 11–12B
Thu 27 AugClass 11 Β· 4Zoology chapterA
Fri 28 AugClass 11 Β· 5Consolidation β€” 90-question cumulative mixed paperC
Sat 29 AugC1 + BabuClass 12 ILTS portion, chapter 1 Β· Babu sir 11–12E
Sun 30 AugC2Class 12 ILTS portion, chapter 2D
Mon 31 AugC3Class 12 ILTS portion, chapter 3D
Tue 01 SepC4Class 12 ILTS portion, chapter 4D
Wed 02 SepC5 + BabuFinish portion / backlog Β· Babu sir 11–12E
Thu 03 SepC690-question mock on the full announced portionF
Fri 04 SepC7No new content β€” formula sheets, re-do every wrongI
Sat 05 SepILTS + BabuNext paper β€” cycle restartsG

Write the paper Saturday at 12:00, not Sunday. The window stays open 36 hours, but a fixed noon start under exam conditions is the only version that produces usable diagnostic data β€” and it hands her the whole of Sunday for the error-note build, which is where the actual gain is. Babu sir's Saturday hour immediately before becomes final doubt-clearing on the portion, not new material.

03Daily templates

Nine templates cover every day. The 11 / 12 column says which syllabus that block belongs to.

Template A β€” Class 11 study day

Mon Β· Tue Β· Thu of the Class 11 block

One chapter start to finish. Order across the block: Physics β†’ Chemistry β†’ Botany β†’ Zoology.

TimeSyl.Work
4:30 – 5:1011Recall drill β€” flash cards from the last two chapters, spoken aloud
5:10 – 7:1011NCERT line-by-line on today's chapter + her own notes as she goes
7:10 – 7:20β€”Break β€” stand up, water, no phone
7:20 – 8:3011Concept build β€” derivations, mechanisms, labelled diagrams, formula card
8:30 – 10:00β€”Breakfast, rest
10:00 – 11:101145-question paper β€” exam clock, 70 minutes, no notes
11:10 – 12:0011Self-mark + log every wrong and blank into the sorted error list
1:30 – 3:00β€”Protected nap β€” part of the schedule, not slack
5:00 – 8:0012Chaithanya
9:00 – 10:0011Chapter PYQs β€” AIPMT/NEET 2013 onward, untimed, full working
10:00 – 10:4512Rework today's Chaithanya notes while still warm
10:45 – 11:1512Last ILTS error notes β€” drip-fed, never batched
11:30β€”Lights out

Template B β€” Class 11 day with Babu sir

Wed of the Class 11 block

Babu takes 11–12, so the 10–12 window can't hold 70 + 50 minutes. The paper moves to first thing.

TimeSyl.Work
4:30 – 5:401145-question paper β€” exam clock, on yesterday's chapter
5:40 – 6:3011Self-mark + error log
6:30 – 8:3011NCERT line-by-line on today's chapter + own notes
10:00 – 11:0012Pre-read Babu sir's chapter Β· write the questions to ask him
11:00 – 12:0012Babu sir
1:30 – 3:00β€”Protected nap
5:00 – 8:0012Chaithanya
9:00 – 9:4511Concept build on today's chapter β€” derivations, diagrams, formula card
9:45 – 10:4512Merge Babu sir's and Chaithanya's notes into one set
10:45 – 11:1512Last ILTS error notes
11:30β€”Lights out

Template C β€” Friday Class 11 consolidation

Fri of the Class 11 block

No new chapter. The 90-question paper is cumulative β€” this block plus every earlier block. It is the single thing standing between August's chapters and February's forgetting curve.

TimeSyl.Work
4:30 – 6:501190-question cumulative mixed paper β€” exam clock, 140 minutes
6:50 – 8:0011Self-mark, question by question
8:00 – 8:3011Error log β€” sort by error type, not by chapter
10:00 – 12:0011Re-do every wrong from scratch. No new content today.
1:30 – 3:00β€”Protected nap
5:00 – 8:0012Chaithanya
9:00 – 10:1511Formula sheet, reaction map and diagram drill for the whole block
10:15 – 11:0012Read tomorrow's announced ILTS portion end to end
11:30β€”Lights out

Template D β€” Class 12 portion day

C2 Β· C3 Β· C4

Template A's clock with the syllabus swapped. The 9–10 pm hour stays on Class 11 so the seven-day Class 12 window doesn't stall Class 11 completely.

TimeSyl.Work
4:30 – 5:1012Recall drill β€” yesterday's chapter + this cycle's error clusters
5:10 – 7:1012NCERT line-by-line on today's announced portion + own notes
7:10 – 7:20β€”Break
7:20 – 8:3012Concept build β€” derivations, mechanisms, diagrams, formula card
10:00 – 11:101245-question paper β€” exam clock, on today's Class 12 chapter
11:10 – 12:0012Self-mark + error log
1:30 – 3:00β€”Protected nap
5:00 – 8:0012Chaithanya
9:00 – 10:0011Class 11 maintenance β€” 20 mixed questions from finished blocks + recall cards
10:00 – 10:4512Rework today's Chaithanya notes
10:45 – 11:1512Last ILTS error notes
11:30β€”Lights out

Template E β€” Class 12 day with Babu sir

C1 (Sat) Β· C5 (Wed)

Template B's clock with Class 12 content. She arrives at his hour having already read the chapter, so his four hours a cycle go on her doubts rather than first exposure.

TimeSyl.Work
4:30 – 5:401245-question paper β€” exam clock, on yesterday's chapter
5:40 – 6:3012Self-mark + error log
6:30 – 8:3012NCERT line-by-line on today's announced portion + own notes
10:00 – 11:0012Pre-read Babu sir's chapter Β· write the questions to ask
11:00 – 12:0012Babu sir
1:30 – 3:00β€”Protected nap
5:00 – 8:0012Chaithanya
9:00 – 9:4512Concept build on today's chapter
9:45 – 10:4512Merge Babu sir's and Chaithanya's notes
10:45 – 11:1511Class 11 maintenance β€” recall cards only
11:30β€”Lights out

Template F β€” Portion mock

C6 Β· Thursday

A dress rehearsal two days out, on exactly the announced portion. Whatever it exposes is what Friday fixes.

TimeSyl.Work
4:30 – 6:501290-question mock on the full announced portion β€” exam clock
6:50 – 8:0012Self-mark
10:00 – 12:0012Error log, then re-do every wrong. No new content.
1:30 – 3:00β€”Protected nap
5:00 – 8:0012Chaithanya
9:00 – 10:3012Formula sheet, reaction map, diagram drill for the whole portion
10:30 – 11:1512Weak-cluster drill β€” direction reasoning, ratio reversal, n-factor
11:30β€”Lights out

Template I β€” Eve of the paper

C7 Β· Friday

Content-free by design. Nothing new goes in today β€” walking into an ILTS on fresh material is exactly how blanks happen.

TimeSyl.Work
4:30 – 6:3012Formula sheet, reaction map, diagram drill β€” reading and writing, no questions
6:30 – 8:3012Re-do the wrongs still unresolved from Thursday's mock
10:00 – 12:001245 light mixed questions, untimed β€” confidence, not pressure
1:30 – 3:00β€”Protected nap
5:00 – 8:0012Chaithanya
9:00 – 10:0012One slow pass over the portion's headings β€” no problem-solving
10:30β€”Lights out β€” one hour early tonight

Template G β€” ILTS Saturday

Paper day Β· window opens 12:00 PM
TimeSyl.Work
4:30 – 7:0012Formula sheets only. No fresh questions, nothing new.
7:00 – 10:00β€”Breakfast, rest β€” deliberately light
10:00 – 11:0012Write down the doubts to put to Babu sir
11:00 – 12:0012Babu sir β€” final doubt-clearing on the portion, no new material
12:00 – 3:2012ILTS paper β€” one sitting, exam conditions, phone in another room
3:20 – 5:00β€”Rest. No marking yet.
5:00 – 8:0012Chaithanya
9:00 – 9:3012Raw debrief β€” circle every blank, one line on why it was left
9:30 – 11:0011Class 11 maintenance β€” light, whatever is furthest back
11:30β€”Lights out

Template H β€” Debrief Sunday

The day after the paper

The highest-leverage day in the whole fortnight and the easiest one to waste. The paper is only worth what comes out of this day.

TimeSyl.Work
4:30 – 7:0012Full error-note build β€” every wrong and blank, in the standing 8-part format
7:00 – 8:3012Group the errors by chapter and by type; mark which are mechanical, which conceptual
10:00 – 12:0012Re-do every wrong from scratch, closed book
1:30 – 3:00β€”Protected nap
5:00 – 8:0012Chaithanya
9:00 – 10:1512First read of the next announced portion β€” headings and scope only
10:15 – 11:1511Set up the coming Class 11 block β€” four chapters named, materials out
11:30β€”Lights out

04Standing rules

  1. 45 questions every 24 hours. Written, timed at 70 minutes, on that day's chapter, self-marked the same day. Three exceptions: Friday of the Class 11 block and Thursday of the Class 12 window become 90, and paper Saturday is the ILTS itself.
  2. Write the ILTS Saturday at 12:00, in one sitting. The 36-hour window is an invitation to spread it out. Spread papers produce inflated scores and useless diagnostics.
  3. Every wrong and every blank gets logged. Given Β· Asked Β· Concept to use Β· Formula or rule Β· Baby steps Β· Answer Β· Shortcut Β· Where it went wrong. A blank with no reason written beside it is a wasted question.
  4. Error notes are drip-fed, never batched. Thirty to forty-five minutes a night from the last paper. One long session does not move the blank rate; fifteen short ones do.
  5. Chaithanya notes get reworked the same night. Three hours of class never rewritten is three hours of listening, not learning.
  6. Nothing new after 9 pm, and nothing new at all on C7 or paper Saturday.
  7. The nap is scheduled, not optional. 1:30 – 3:00, phone outside the room.

Sleep

4:30 up and 11:30 down gives five hours at night; the 1:30–3:00 nap brings the day to about six and a half. Workable, no margin. Almost everything in this plan depends on August's chapters still being there in February, and that consolidation happens during sleep.

If the 4:30 start starts slipping, move lights-out to 11:00 and drop the 10:45–11:15 block β€” don't cut the nap. The nap is doing more work than that half-hour is.