Board Exam Crash Course for CBSE and ICSE

What the crash course is

The last three months before the final exams decide a great deal. The TBTLC Crash Course runs from December to February and gives CBSE and ICSE students a structured plan for those weeks: revise every important chapter, practise every day, and walk into the exam having already written board-style papers.

Who it is for

• Class 10 CBSE and ICSE students preparing for the board exams.
• Class 9 students preparing for their final school exams.
• Students who have fallen behind and need to catch up, and strong students aiming for a final push in their scores.

The crash course is open to students who do not attend regular classes with us.

What it covers

• Rapid chapter revision: the key concepts, formulas, definitions, diagrams and question types in each chapter.
• Daily practice: board-pattern worksheets every day, so practice becomes routine.
• Important and repeated questions: using board sample papers and past question patterns.
• Timed full papers: to build speed and stamina for a three-hour exam.
• Answer-writing: how to present steps, keywords and diagrams for full marks in CBSE or ICSE.
• Doubt-solving: time in every week to clear doubts before they pile up.
• A revision plan for the gaps between papers once the exams begin.

Separate for CBSE and ICSE

CBSE and ICSE papers differ in pattern, texts and marking, so the crash course is run separately for each board. CBSE students in Class 10 should also read our guide to the CBSE Class 10 board exams 2027, and ICSE students our ICSE Class 10 preparation plan.

Pair it with the Test Series

For the most practice, combine the crash course with our Test Series, which runs full-length prelims in January and February. Need help with just one topic? Book a last-minute doubt or revision session.

Timings and fees

The crash course runs at our Sector 20 centre in Kharghar, with timings planned around school. Fees depend on the subjects chosen and we share them when you enquire. Seats are limited because batches are small, so it helps to enquire early.

Frequently asked questions

When does the crash course run?

From December to February, in the final weeks before the board and school exams.

Which classes is it for?

Class 10 CBSE and ICSE students preparing for the boards, and Class 9 students preparing for their final school exams.

Can students from other coaching classes join?

Yes. The crash course is open to students who do not attend regular classes at TBTLC.

Is it separate for CBSE and ICSE?

Yes. The two boards have different patterns and marking, so batches are separate.

What are the fees?

Fees depend on the subjects chosen. We share them when you contact us.