Suggestive Study Plan for Business Studies Board Exam 2026

 

Suggestive Study Plan for Business Studies Board Exam 2026

Dear Students,

You already know my favorite line:
“Failing to plan is planning to fail.”

Today is 18th March 2026, and your Business Studies Board Exam is on 28th March 2026.
You have 9 powerful days in your hands — and if used wisely, they can make a big difference.

👉 This plan is a guideline, not a restriction.
Feel free to adjust it based on your strengths and learning style.
💡 Start with chapters you find difficult — that’s where real improvement happens.

📅 Day-wise Smart Study Plan

Date

Chapters

What to Do

19 March

9, 10

Read NCERT deeply, Revise entire chapter, make mind maps, solve PYQs

20 March

5, 6

Same strategy

21 March

1, 2

Same strategy

22 March

11, 12

Same strategy

23 March

3, 4

Same strategy

24 March

7, 8

Same strategy

25 March

Full Syllabus

Revision

Sample papers + picture-based questions + weak areas

Revise mind maps + difficult topics

26 March

27 March


All the links are clickable—just tap/click on them and start practicing right away.

🚀 How to Study Smart (Not Just Hard)

1. 🧠 Make Mind Maps

After each chapter, create a quick mind map with headings & subheadings.
Helps in quick revision
Improves retention
👉 CLICK HERE 

2. 🎯 Identify Your Weak Areas

While studying, mark topics you don’t understand fully.
👉 These are your “score boosters” once improved.

3. 🖼️ Don’t Skip Picture-Based Questions

These are scoring and frequently asked.
👉 Practice them well
👉 CLICK HERE

4. 📝 Practice Sample Papers Smartly

  • Write answers using headings + subheadings
  • Don’t just read — write and check

👉 This will:
Improve presentation
Build speed
Increase confidence

5. 📖 NCERT = Your Best Friend

Most questions are directly or indirectly from NCERT.
👉 Read it line by line at least once

6. 🔄 Mix Your Revision

Don’t revise chapter-wise only.
👉 Mix topics from different chapters
👉 This improves recall in exams
👉 CLICK HERE

📚 Important Resources/ Links at one place

🌟 Bonus Tip (Very Important!)

I have shared a detailed answer key with mark-wise breakup.
👉 This will help you understand:

  • How marks are actually given
  • How to structure answers properly

👉 CLICK HERE

 💬 Final Words

You don’t need to study everything again.
You just need to revise smartly, practice consistently, and stay confident.

Trust your preparation.
Stay calm and focused.
You are capable of scoring very well.

All the very best — I believe in you!

 

Become expert in Functions of SEBI with this game

 Dear students,


I understand that the functions of SEBI can be quite challenging to remember, especially when preparing for exams. Many of you may be feeling overwhelmed, so I’ve designed a game to help make this topic more engaging and easier to grasp. You're not alone in this, and together we can conquer it!

Click on the picture below

NOTE: It will work only in desktop mode

Say Goodbye to Confusion in Financial Decisions

 Hey Class 12 Champs! 👋

Many of you ask, “Do we really need to learn every explanation word by word?”
The answer is no! 😄

👉 First, read the chapter properly and understand the concept.
👉 Then jot down the headings and subheadings in a mind map (you already know how helpful that is!).
👉 For explanations, just remember key words or key lines — and write answers in your own words.

Sharing some amazing revision notes made by Himanshi Yadav (XII-H) on Factors Affecting Financial Decisions. (Chapter 10 - Financial Management)
They’re super useful for revision — short, neat, and to the point!

Try this method and you’ll never mix up points again during exams. 💪



Practice 3 questions - trading on equity

 

EPS Practice Worksheet

EPS Calculation Worksheet

Fill all fields and click Submit. Correct answers turn green , incorrect ones red , and step-by-step explanations appear below.

Question 1

ROI = 40%, Tax = 30%, Face Value = ₹100

Step / Case Case (a)
Equity: 50,00,000
Debentures: 0
Case (b)
Equity: 40,00,000
Debentures: 10,00,000 (20%)
Case (c)
Equity: 30,00,000
Debentures: 20,00,000 (20%)
Capital Employed (₹)
EBIT (₹)
Less: Interest (₹)
EBT (₹)
Less: Tax (₹)
EAT / PAT (₹)
EPS (₹/share)

Question 2

ROI = 20%, Tax = 40%, Face Value = ₹10

Step / Case Case (a)
Equity: 50,00,000
Debentures: 0
Case (b)
Equity: 40,00,000
Debentures: 10,00,000 (30%)
Case (c)
Equity: 30,00,000
Debentures: 20,00,000 (30%)
Capital Employed (₹)
EBIT (₹)
Less: Interest (₹)
EBT (₹)
Less: Tax (₹)
EAT / PAT (₹)
EPS (₹/share)

Question 3

EBIT = ₹2,00,000 (Given), Tax = 30%, Face Value = ₹10

Step / Case Case (a)
Equity: 10,00,000
Debentures: 0
Case (b)
Equity: 4,00,000
Debentures: 6,00,000 (30%)
Capital Employed (₹)
EBIT (₹)
Less: Interest (₹)
EBT (₹)
Less: Tax (₹)
EAT / PAT (₹)
EPS (₹/share)

Interactive Self-Test: Trading on Equity

Trading on Equity Worksheet

Trading on Equity - Worksheet

1.Fill in the missing values
2.Click Submit to check your answers
3.Check correct answers with explanation
4.Try again to improve your understanding

Company X Company Y Company Z Company W
Equity share capital
(Face value= Rs. 10)
10,00,000 4,00,000 3,00,000 5,00,000
10% Debentures 0 6,00,000 7,00,000 5,00,000
Total Capital Employed 10,00,000 10,00,000 10,00,000 10,00,000
EBIT (ROI 30%)
Less: Interest
EBT
Less: Tax (40%)
EAT (PAT)
EPS
(Rs/share)

Correct Answers & Explanations

Want to try more questions: CLICK HERE

MCQ Price

 Dear students 

Try this Quiz on the topic of Price from the chapter Marketing 

Click on the Finish Button at bottom to check results