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Cadet College Admission · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 7 hours per week

Week 1

Mathematics & English

  • Diagnose current level in Mathematics and English by completing a timed 40-question mixed baseline test and recording accuracy per subtopic

  • Rebuild arithmetic foundations by solving 60 problems on fractions, decimals, percentages, ratio and proportion, and unitary method with written step-by-step working

  • Memorise and apply 15 core English grammar rules (tense agreement, articles, prepositions, subject-verb agreement) by correcting 50 erroneous sentences

  • Set up a mistake log with three columns (question type, cause of error, correct method) and enter every wrong answer from this week

Your checkpoint

A scored baseline sheet showing accuracy percentage for each Mathematics and English subtopic, plus a mistake log with at least 30 logged entries

Week 2

Mathematics & English

  • Solve 50 algebra problems covering simplification, linear equations in one variable, and substitution, checking each answer by back-substitution

  • Compute 40 geometry problems on angles, triangles, and circles, writing the theorem or property used beside every step

  • Complete 30 English vocabulary items by using each new word in an original sentence of at least eight words

  • Practise 20 comprehension passages by underlining the sentence that supports each chosen answer

Your checkpoint

A worked algebra and geometry notebook section of 90 solved problems with visible reasoning, plus a 30-word vocabulary list with original sentences

Week 3

Mathematics & General Knowledge / Bangladesh Studies

  • Drill 60 mensuration and measurement problems (area, perimeter, volume of cuboids and cylinders) using a formula sheet you write yourself

  • Build a one-page timeline of key events in the history of the Bengal region and the Bangladesh Liberation War with dates

  • Answer 40 general knowledge questions on Bangladesh geography (districts, rivers, divisions) and correct every error from memory

  • Convert 25 Mathematics word problems into equations before solving, to strengthen problem translation

Your checkpoint

A self-written formula sheet plus a dated one-page Bangladesh timeline, both recalled from memory in a closed-book 15-minute self-quiz

Week 4

Mathematics & English & General Knowledge / Bangladesh Studies

  • Take a full-length timed Mathematics mock under exam conditions and score it against an answer key

  • Review every Mathematics mock error and re-solve each one without looking at the solution

  • Complete 40 English grammar and sentence-correction questions under a 30-minute limit

  • Recite the Bangladesh timeline and 40 general knowledge facts aloud from memory without notes

Your checkpoint

A mid-point mock report listing Mathematics mock score, English grammar score, and a written list of the five weakest subtopics to target in weeks 5 to 8

Week 5

Science (General Science / Physics, Chemistry, Biology basics) & Bangla

  • Summarise 12 core science topics (matter, force, energy, cells, digestion, photosynthesis, acids and bases) into one page of notes each in your own words

  • Solve 40 science numerical and definition questions on speed, density, and simple electric circuits

  • Practise Bangla by writing 20 sentences applying correct sandhi and samas rules, labelling each rule used

  • Read two Bangla prose passages and answer comprehension questions in complete Bangla sentences

Your checkpoint

A 12-page handwritten science summary booklet plus a Bangla grammar exercise sheet of 20 labelled sentences

Week 6

Science (General Science / Physics, Chemistry, Biology basics) & Bangla & Islamic Studies / Moral Education

  • Memorise 25 Bangla vocabulary and idiom items and use each in a written sentence

  • Answer 40 science multiple-choice questions spanning physics, chemistry, and biology, then explain each wrong option in one line

  • List and explain the five pillars of Islam and the main moral-teaching themes in your own words

  • Complete 20 Islamic Studies or Moral Education short-answer questions with accurate terminology

Your checkpoint

A scored science multiple-choice set of 40 questions with a one-line correction written under every missed item, plus a completed moral education answer sheet

Week 7

English & Written Expression / Composition & Mathematics

  • Write three full compositions (one descriptive, one narrative, one opinion piece) of 200 to 250 words each within 30 minutes

  • Revise each composition against a checklist of structure, paragraph unity, grammar, and spelling, then rewrite the weakest one

  • Solve 40 mixed Mathematics problems from your weakest subtopics identified in week 4

  • Practise 15 English letter or paragraph writing tasks using a fixed opening, body, and closing structure

Your checkpoint

Three timed compositions with marked-up first drafts and one fully rewritten final version, plus a scored set of 40 mixed Mathematics problems

Week 8

Mathematics & English & General Knowledge / Bangladesh Studies & Science (General Science / Physics, Chemistry, Biology basics) & Bangla & Islamic Studies / Moral Education & Written Expression / Composition

  • Take two full-length timed mock exams covering all seven domains on separate days

  • Score both mocks by domain and compare results against the week 4 baseline report

  • Re-solve every missed question from both mocks and update the mistake log

  • Recite your condensed one-page summary sheets for each domain from memory twice

Your checkpoint

A final readiness report showing per-domain mock scores, improvement against the week 4 baseline, and a ranked list of remaining weak areas

Milestones

Week 2: Solve 20 mixed arithmetic and algebra problems in 25 minutes with at least 75 percent accuracy, showing working for each

Week 4: Score at least 60 percent on the full-length Mathematics mock and at least 65 percent on the English grammar set, with all errors re-solved

Week 6: Recall 40 general knowledge facts and the Bangladesh timeline from memory with at least 80 percent accuracy, and score 60 percent or higher on the 40-question science set

Week 8: Score at least 65 percent overall on both full-length mocks, with no single domain below 50 percent, and show measurable improvement over the week 4 baseline