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AIIMS B.Sc. Nursing study plan

AIIMS B.Sc. Nursing · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

Physics

  • Convert between SI and CGS units and solve 20 numericals on dimensional analysis and significant figures.

  • Derive and apply the three kinematic equations to 15 problems on uniformly accelerated motion, including projectile motion.

  • Draw free-body diagrams and apply Newton's three laws to 12 problems involving friction, tension and pulleys.

  • Solve 10 problems on work, energy, power and conservation of linear momentum, covering elastic and inelastic collisions.

Your checkpoint

A handwritten sheet of 40 mechanics formulae plus a timed 30-question Physics sectional test scored at 70% or above, with every wrong answer logged by error type (concept, calculation, misread).

Week 2

Physics

  • Apply the laws of thermodynamics, calorimetry and latent heat to 12 numericals on heat and thermal expansion.

  • Compute image position, magnification and power for 15 problems on mirrors, lenses and the human eye.

  • Solve 15 circuit problems using Ohm's law, series-parallel combinations and Kirchhoff's rules.

  • Summarise photoelectric effect, Bohr model, radioactivity and half-life in 20 numbered recall points.

Your checkpoint

A completed Physics formula sheet extended to 60 entries plus a second timed sectional test at 65% or above, with a one-line reason written beside each error.

Week 3

Chemistry

  • Apply the mole concept, stoichiometry and limiting-reagent reasoning to 20 numericals.

  • Compute pH, buffer and solubility-product values for 15 problems using the standard formulae.

  • Write electron configurations and predict periodic trends for the first 30 elements.

  • Balance 15 redox equations by both oxidation-number and ion-electron methods, naming the oxidising and reducing agents.

Your checkpoint

A one-page periodic-trends table plus a 30-question Chemistry sectional test at 70% or above, with a fully worked solution written out for every missed item.

Week 4

Chemistry & Biology

  • Name and classify 30 organic compounds by IUPAC rules and identify their functional groups.

  • Distinguish SN1, SN2, addition and elimination pathways in 10 written comparisons covering rate, stereochemistry and conditions.

  • Illustrate structural, geometric and optical isomerism with 8 labelled examples.

  • Label a cell diagram with 12 organelles and compare prokaryotic with eukaryotic cells in a 10-row table.

Your checkpoint

Two artefacts: a 30-compound IUPAC naming worksheet scored at 80% or above, and a hand-drawn cell organelle chart with the function of each organelle written beside it.

Week 5

Biology

  • Explain digestion, respiration, circulation and excretion by drawing four labelled flowcharts.

  • Solve 15 Mendelian genetics problems, including dihybrid crosses and pedigree analysis, without referring to notes.

  • Describe DNA replication, transcription and translation in correct sequence with three labelled diagrams.

  • Compare mitosis and meiosis in a table with at least eight points of difference, including chromosome behaviour and outcome.

Your checkpoint

A 25-question Biology sectional test on physiology and genetics at 70% or above, plus a genetics problem set solved under a 30-minute timer.

Week 6

Biology & General Knowledge and Aptitude

  • Outline human reproductive anatomy, gametogenesis and the menstrual cycle as a labelled hormonal timeline.

  • Summarise ecology and environment in two pages: food chains, biogeochemical cycles, biodiversity and pollution.

  • List 10 biotechnology applications such as recombinant DNA, PCR and vaccines with a one-line explanation each.

  • Compile a dated log of 60 current-affairs items from the past six months covering health, science, awards, sports and appointments.

Your checkpoint

The 60-item current-affairs log with source noted for each entry, plus a 20-question general-knowledge quiz scored at 60% or above.

Week 7

General Knowledge and Aptitude & English

  • Solve 40 aptitude questions on percentages, ratio-proportion, averages and time-speed-distance under a strict timer.

  • Complete 20 reasoning sets covering series, coding-decoding, blood relations and syllogisms, recording an accuracy figure per set.

  • Apply 60 English grammar and usage rules across 50 error-spotting and sentence-improvement items.

  • Practise three reading-comprehension passages and 20 vocabulary items including synonyms, antonyms and one-word substitutions.

Your checkpoint

A timed 50-question mixed paper of aptitude, general knowledge and English finished in 45 minutes at 65% or above, with an error tally by question type.

Week 8

Physics & Chemistry & Biology & General Knowledge and Aptitude & English

  • Sit three full-length mock tests covering all five domains under exam timing and tabulate domain-wise scores.

  • Re-solve every item in the weeks 1-7 error logs until each one is corrected without help.

  • Recite 60 high-yield facts from memory: 20 Physics formulae and constants, 20 Chemistry reactions, 20 Biology terms.

  • Compress each domain into a single A4 revision sheet for final review.

Your checkpoint

Three completed mock tests with a score-trend table showing at least a 10-mark gain from mock 1 to mock 3, plus five A4 revision sheets.

Milestones

Week 2: Physics syllabus covered once end to end; 60-entry formula sheet complete; two sectional tests taken at 65% or above.

Week 4: Physics and Chemistry each covered once; a combined 60-question Physics plus Chemistry test scored at 65% or above; cell chart and naming worksheet filed.

Week 6: Biology covered once; 25-question Biology test at 70% or above; current-affairs log reaching at least 60 dated entries.

Week 8: Three full-length mocks completed, all error logs closed, and the weakest domain improved by at least 10 percentage points between mock 1 and mock 3.