UB Concours d'Entrée study plan

Diagnose current level in Mathematics and French by completing a timed 60-question baseline test under exam conditions

Build a personal error log listing every mistake from the baseline with its cause (knowledge gap, misreading, time pressure)

Relearn the five highest-weight Mathematics topics identified by the error log, working two worked examples each

Draft a memorised outline of the French dissertation structure (introduction, three parts, conclusion) with transition phrases

Solve 40 algebra and function problems by hand without a calculator, checking each answer against a model method

Memorise the standard derivative and integral tables and recite them from memory twice

Practise three full-length Mathematics exercises under a strict 45-minute timer

Rewrite every wrong answer into a corrected solution with a one-line explanation of the rule applied

Complete a timed Mathematics mock section and score it against the official marking scale

Summarise the core formulas of mechanics (kinematics, Newton's laws, energy) onto a single revision card

Solve 15 physics numerical problems involving units and significant figures

Explain aloud, in three minutes each, the chemistry concepts of mole, concentration, and pH without notes

Analyse five unseen French literary extracts, identifying register, figures of speech, and authorial intent in 20 minutes each

Write two full French commentaries using the dissertation structure drafted in week 1

Solve 15 chemistry problems on stoichiometry and acid-base reactions with full working shown

Recite the physics and chemistry formula cards from memory and mark any gaps

Write one timed French essay in 90 minutes on a past-paper-style topic without notes

Memorise 30 precise French connectives and literary terms and use at least 15 of them in the essay

Summarise the arguments of three major philosophical positions on freedom and determinism on one page each

Draft a philosophy essay plan that states a thesis, an antithesis, and a synthesis with supporting examples

Build a dated timeline of the 20th century covering the two world wars, decolonisation, and the Cold War

Label a blank world map from memory with major physical features, climates, and population centres

Draw and explain the processes of photosynthesis, cellular respiration, and cell division from memory

Answer 30 multiple-choice questions on history, geography, and biology and log every error

Complete two timed English reading and grammar sections and score above the target threshold

Write a 200-word English argumentative paragraph using five advanced structures (inversion, cleft, conditional, passive, participle clause)

Compile and memorise 25 current-affairs facts from the past year with dates and sources

Summarise three major international institutions and their current roles in one sentence each

Sit two full-length timed mock exams under real conditions and score both

Review the error logs from all previous weeks and re-solve every previously missed question

Memorise the final revision cards for formulas, dates, and vocabulary

Rehearse time allocation per section and write a personal exam-day strategy sheet