DIM Bakalavr Group I study plan
DIM Bakalavr Group I · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 7 hours per week
I ixtisas qrupu fənləri (rəsmi siyahı mənbədə göstərilməyib)
Map the full exam syllabus by listing every subject named in the official I ixtisas qrupu specification and recording its topic count and question weight
Build a one-page subject inventory that ranks all subjects by expected question share so study time follows exam weight
Solve one untimed diagnostic set covering every subject and log raw scores per subject in a spreadsheet
Identify the three weakest subjects from the diagnostic and write them into a priority list for weeks 2-3
Your checkpoint
A diagnostic score sheet with per-subject percentages, a ranked priority list of the three weakest subjects, and a completed subject inventory page
I ixtisas qrupu fənləri (rəsmi siyahı mənbədə göstərilməyib)
Review the core theory of the two heaviest-weight subjects and write condensed formula and definition cards for each
Complete 60 practice questions across those two subjects, timing each block at exam pace
Re-derive every formula on the cards from memory without consulting notes
Record each wrong answer with its cause: knowledge gap, misreading, or calculation error
Your checkpoint
Two sets of handwritten summary cards plus an error log for 60 questions classified by mistake type
I ixtisas qrupu fənləri (rəsmi siyahı mənbədə göstərilməyib)
Cover the third and fourth heaviest subjects with the same card-and-drill cycle used in week 2
Solve 80 mixed practice questions from these subjects under a 90-minute timer
Re-test the two subjects from week 2 with 20 fresh questions each to confirm retention
Update the priority list based on the new accuracy figures
Your checkpoint
A timed 80-question practice score report plus a revised priority list showing accuracy change since week 2
I ixtisas qrupu fənləri (rəsmi siyahı mənbədə göstərilməyib)
Complete a full-length timed mock exam under real conditions with no interruptions
Score the mock by subject and compare each result with the week 1 diagnostic baseline
Analyse every incorrect answer and assign it to a subject and a topic for targeted repair
Draft a written revision schedule for weeks 5-8 that allocates time in proportion to remaining weak spots
Your checkpoint
A mock exam report with subject-level scores, baseline comparison, and a written weeks 5-8 revision schedule
I ixtisas qrupu fənləri (rəsmi siyahı mənbədə göstərilməyib)
Repair the lowest-scoring topics identified in the week 4 mock by re-studying theory and solving 15 targeted questions per topic
Practise speed on the highest-weight subject by solving 40 questions in 40 minutes
Memorise the key constants, dates, and definitions flagged as forgotten in the error log
Review the error log and mark every entry as resolved or still open
Your checkpoint
A closed-out error log showing each week 4 mistake resolved or escalated, with the repair questions attached
I ixtisas qrupu fənləri (rəsmi siyahı mənbədə göstərilməyib)
Take a second full-length timed mock exam and target a measurable score gain over week 4
Compare topic-level accuracy between the two mocks to verify that repaired topics improved
Drill the two remaining weakest topics with 20 questions each and re-check accuracy
Build a one-page quick-reference sheet of the most frequently missed facts
Your checkpoint
A two-mock comparison chart showing topic-level accuracy change and a completed one-page quick-reference sheet
I ixtisas qrupu fənləri (rəsmi siyahı mənbədə göstərilməyib)
Run three 45-minute mixed question sprints across all subjects to build stamina and pacing
Review only the quick-reference sheet and error log, avoiding new material
Simulate exam-day timing by practising the question-order strategy on a full paper
Confirm logistics: registration documents, exam location, permitted items, and identification requirements
Your checkpoint
A pacing log from three sprints with average time per question and a completed exam-day logistics checklist
I ixtisas qrupu fənləri (rəsmi siyahı mənbədə göstərilməyib)
Take a final full-length mock exam two to three days before the real test and review only errors
Recite the quick-reference sheet from memory and fill any remaining gaps
Reduce study volume in the last 48 hours to light review and adequate sleep
Write a personal exam-day plan covering arrival time, time allocation per section, and a strategy for skipping and returning to hard questions
Your checkpoint
A final mock score plus a written one-page exam-day plan
Milestones
Week 2: Diagnostic baseline is recorded, the two heaviest subjects have complete summary cards, and 60 practice questions are logged with classified errors
Week 4: First full-length mock exam is completed under timed conditions and each subject score is compared with the week 1 baseline
Week 6: Second mock shows a measurable gain over week 4, and every topic flagged in the first mock is either repaired or has a written plan
Week 8: Final mock is complete, the quick-reference sheet can be recited from memory, and the exam-day plan is written and reviewed