1. Create a Study Schedule
 
- Allocate specific time blocks for each subject.
- Prioritize subjects based on difficulty and your comfort level.
- Include short breaks to keep your mind fresh.
 
2. Gather Study Materials
 
- Collect all relevant textbooks, notes, and previous year question papers.
- Use resources like EduRev for additional practice and revision material.
 
3. Focus on Important Topics
 
- Identify key chapters and topics that are frequently asked in exams.
- Review your syllabus and mark the essential areas to cover.
 
4. Practice with Mock Tests
 
- Solve previous years’ question papers or take mock tests.
- Time yourself to improve speed and accuracy.
 
5. Revise Regularly
 
- Set aside time daily for revision of what you studied.
- Use flashcards or mind maps for quick recall.
 
6. Group Study Sessions
 
- Organize study sessions with classmates to discuss tough topics.
- Teaching others can reinforce your own understanding.
 
7. Stay Healthy
 
- Maintain a balanced diet and stay hydrated.
- Ensure you get enough sleep to aid memory retention.
 
8. Stay Positive and Manage Stress
 
- Practice relaxation techniques like deep breathing or meditation.
- Keep a positive mindset; believe in your preparation.
 
Following these steps will help you efficiently prepare for your pre-board exams in just 11 days. Good luck!