AISSEE study plan

Confirm which paper you are sitting (Class VI or Class IX) and list the exact Math and Reasoning sub-topics it covers, so every later week targets the right syllabus.

Sit a 25-question Math and a 20-question Reasoning diagnostic under exam timing to locate your three weakest sub-topics in each.

Drill number system, LCM/HCF and simplification until you can clear 20 mixed items in 15 minutes with 90% accuracy.

Lock multiplication tables to 20 and squares to 30 through 10 minutes of daily recall before starting each session.

Solve number series, letter series and analogy items using a written rule-first method (state the rule before choosing the option).

Translate word problems into equations for unitary method, average and ratio-proportion, solving 30 items with written steps.

Apply coding-decoding (letter shifting, number coding) and blood-relation notation to 25 items without guessing.

Compile a single formula card covering fractions, decimals, unitary method, averages and ratios, and use it while practising until recall is automatic.

Complete a timed 20-item Reasoning set in 20 minutes, targeting 80% accuracy.

Re-solve every item missed in Week 1 and mark which ones failed on method versus arithmetic.

Solve percentage, profit-loss, simple interest and time-speed-distance problems through one percentage framework rather than separate tricks, 40 items total.

Practise direction sense, ranking-order and syllogism with drawn Venn diagrams, 25 items.

Introduce non-verbal reasoning (figure series, mirror image, paper folding) with 20 items and record the pattern type for each.

Audit the error log and re-attempt every item missed in Weeks 1-2.

Reduce per-item decision time by attempting a 20-item mixed set against a clock and noting items that took over 60 seconds.

Solve geometry (lines, angles, triangles, circles) and mensuration (perimeter, area, volume) through a diagram-first method, 30 items.

Complete 30 data-handling and arithmetic-application questions drawn from the weakest sub-topics in your error log.

Begin English by revising parts of speech, tenses and subject-verb agreement, working 40 items and noting each rule broken.

Sit a half-length Math and Reasoning mock under exam timing and score it before reviewing.

Rewrite your Math formula card with the additions discovered during geometry and mensuration practice.

Read three comprehension passages per session using a question-first strategy, completing nine passages with answer evidence underlined in the passage.

Drill sentence correction, prepositions, articles and active-passive voice across 60 items, recording each error by rule.

Build a 100-word vocabulary list of synonyms, antonyms and one-word substitutions, each with a self-written usage sentence.

Cover GK Indian history (freedom struggle) and polity (Constitution basics), compressing 100 facts onto a handwritten sheet in your own words.

Review every English item answered wrongly and re-test the same rule type within the week.

Practise cloze tests, idioms and spelling across 50 items and log recurring traps in a short personal checklist.

Cover GK geography (rivers, mountain ranges, states and capitals) and general science (units, human body, inventions), 120 facts total.

Maintain a dated current-affairs log covering the last six months in national, sports, defence and science categories, 60 points.

Re-run the Week 5 English test format with new questions and compare accuracy rule by rule.

Test your GK fact sheets by self-quizzing from memory rather than re-reading notes.

Sit two full-length mocks and complete a written post-mortem on each within 24 hours, classifying every miss as knowledge, method or speed.

Re-drill the 20 highest-error items across all four domains from your accumulated error log.

Rehearse OMR-style bubbling and a three-pass time strategy (easy sweep, hard items, final check) on both mocks.

Rehearse formula card, vocabulary list and GK sheets for 20 minutes daily to hold retention under load.

Take three full-length mocks under exam-day conditions, starting at the same clock time as the real paper.

Revise only the formula card, vocabulary list and GK fact sheets, adding no new topics in the final week.

Fix a section-wise time budget and attempt order, and practise it identically in the last two mocks.

Write a one-page exam-day protocol covering reporting time, document checklist, first five minutes and skip rules.