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MBBS/BDS Admission study plan

MBBS/BDS Admission · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

Physics & Chemistry

  • Map the full Physics and Chemistry syllabus into a checklist of units and sub-units

  • Solve 40 mixed Physics numericals on units, dimensions, vectors and kinematics

  • Write and balance 30 chemical equations covering mole concept and stoichiometry

  • Build a personal formula sheet for mechanics and the mole concept

Your checkpoint

A dated syllabus checklist plus a two-page formula sheet with at least 25 verified entries

Week 2

Physics

  • Derive and apply the three equations of motion to 25 numerical problems

  • Solve 20 problems on work, energy, power and conservation laws

  • Explain Newton's three laws with one worked example each in writing

  • Complete 30 timed multiple-choice questions on mechanics in 45 minutes

Your checkpoint

A scored 30-question mechanics test with every wrong answer reworked and annotated

Week 3

Chemistry

  • Classify 40 compounds by functional group and hybridisation

  • Draw and name 25 organic structures using IUPAC rules

  • Solve 20 problems on gas laws and the ideal gas equation

  • Summarise periodic trends in electronegativity, ionisation energy and atomic radius

Your checkpoint

A 25-structure IUPAC naming worksheet, self-marked with corrections

Week 4

Physics & Chemistry

  • Solve 25 problems on electric fields, potential and capacitance

  • Solve 25 problems on chemical equilibrium and Le Chatelier's principle

  • Compare acid-base and buffer calculations across 15 worked examples

  • Review and re-test every item missed in weeks 1 to 3

Your checkpoint

A consolidated error log of at least 40 corrected items, categorised by cause

Week 5

Biology (Botany and Zoology)

  • Label and describe the parts of a plant cell and an animal cell from memory

  • Explain photosynthesis and respiration with balanced equations and site of each stage

  • Describe the human digestive and circulatory systems stage by stage

  • Solve 30 biology multiple-choice questions on cell biology and physiology

Your checkpoint

Two hand-drawn, fully labelled cell diagrams with a written comparison of 8 differences

Week 6

Biology (Botany and Zoology)

  • Explain Mendelian inheritance and solve 20 genetics crosses

  • Describe the structure and replication of DNA with a labelled sketch

  • Outline classification of the five kingdoms with one example genus each

  • Interpret 10 pedigree or Punnett-square problems under timed conditions

Your checkpoint

A 20-cross genetics problem set with full working and expected ratios

Week 7

Physics & Chemistry

  • Solve 25 problems on optics, waves and sound

  • Solve 25 problems on thermodynamics and thermochemistry

  • Solve 20 problems on electrochemistry and redox titrations

  • Re-derive the 15 formulae most often missed in practice tests

Your checkpoint

A timed 45-question Physics and Chemistry mock scored and analysed by topic

Week 8

Physics & Chemistry & Biology (Botany and Zoology)

  • Sit two full-length timed mock exams under exam conditions

  • Re-teach the 20 weakest topics aloud or in written notes

  • Review the error log and confirm every entry is resolved

  • Consolidate one final one-page summary sheet per domain

Your checkpoint

Two completed mock exams with a written improvement report comparing scores

Milestones

Week 2: Score at least 60% on the timed 30-question mechanics test and show corrections for every miss

Week 4: Error log contains at least 40 catalogued items and Physics plus Chemistry syllabus checklists are at least 50% marked complete

Week 6: Score at least 65% on the genetics problem set and reproduce both cell diagrams from memory without notes

Week 8: Average at least 70% across the two full-length mocks with no single domain below 60%