IGCSE study plan 2026 is widely searched because students want a clear structure for revision from now until the May/June or October/November 2026 exams. A good plan balances all subjects, topic coverage, past papers, and rest.

What to Include in Your 2026 Study Plan

• Exam dates – Use the Cambridge/ Edexcel 2026 timetable; work backwards from each exam.
• Subject blocks – Allocate time per subject (e.g. more for weaker subjects or those with earlier exams).
• Topic checklist – Use the syllabus; tick off each topic as you revise and practise.
• Past papers – Schedule full papers and timed practice (e.g. 1–2 papers per subject per month in the run-up).
• Buffer – Leave time for weak areas, illness, or extra practice.

How to Stay on Track

• Weekly review – Did you stick to the plan? Adjust next week if needed.
• Mix methods – Notes, flashcards, questions, past papers – not just reading.
• Rest and sleep – Build in breaks and enough sleep; cramming is less effective than spaced revision.

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What to Include in Your 2026 Study Plan and How to Stick to It

Include: Exam dates; subject blocks; topic checklist; past paper slots; buffer time. Stick to it: Review weekly; mix methods (notes, flashcards, questions, past papers); build in rest and sleep. A plan only works if you use it; keep it visible and update it as you go.

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