A board year has a shape most planners ignore: the syllabus has to be done before the practicals and pre boards, the last weeks are written practice from past papers, and the papers themselves run for a fortnight during which nothing new should be studied. CapCompass plans that shape for the board you are actually on. CBSE, ICSE, ISC and Maharashtra HSC syllabi are built in, chapter by chapter in the order each board teaches them, and a boards-only student gets a plan built entirely around the boards rather than a trimmed-down entrance-exam template. Free, no account.
CBSE and NCERT, ICSE and ISC from CISCE's own syllabus documents, and Maharashtra SSC and HSC from Balbharati. The chapter list, the weights and the sequence are the board's, not a generic one.
Learning, then practicals and pre boards, then the board papers themselves. Each month on the roadmap says which phase it is in, and the plan stops scheduling new chapters when the papers start.
3,060 real CBSE board questions with the board's own marking scheme, and 2,579 ISC and 1,375 HSC questions written to those syllabi, opened chapter by chapter from the plan.
Handwritten-style revision notes for NCERT, ISC and Maharashtra HSC chapters, 438 chapters and 2,068 pages, opened from the plan at the topic you are on. The revision notes page lists them.
If the boards are your only target the plan is built for them alone. If you also sit JEE, NEET, MHT CET or the SAT, the plan weights the two by the priority you choose and gives the board papers their own phase.
Skipped chapters move to the front of the queue and the week rebuilds around the time genuinely left. When the work no longer fits, the plan trims to the highest-scoring version that does. The syllabus backlog planner page explains how.
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