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