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Hi Shubha,
Welcome to careerguide.com Time management is very important and the key lies in understanding how do you manage your rest available time.
Now when you say you have got 12 hrs in coaching, so effectively you are left wit 12 hrs in a day in that you have to now break up te remaining time as follow
1. How many hours do you require to rest
2. How much time to revise what was taught in coaching
Also, you need to have a calendar in front of you before making any schedule.
You need to ensure which all days your coaching will be off and which all day you will have test session in coaching.
Set yourself daily/weekly/monthly goals
Remember to focus on productivity and not on the activity you can study for 12 hrs in coaching however if you are not clear in the session it wont be of much use.
Every day be consistent you need to make a not of the topic which are easy and which are hard for you to take extra classes.
Don't exert pressure on yourself have a routine and stick to that plan of action.
Hope this helps you. In case you want to connect please free to talk.
Thank you sir
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