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Bihar D.El.Ed study plan

Bihar D.El.Ed · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

Mathematics & Science

  • Solve 300 arithmetic questions across number system, HCF/LCM, percentage, ratio-proportion and average, logging every wrong answer with its cause

  • Re-derive and memorise mensuration formulas for square, rectangle, triangle, circle, cube, cuboid and cylinder from a hand-drawn figure instead of rote copying

  • State Newton's three laws and apply F = ma to 15 numericals on force, work, power and energy

  • Write and balance 15 chemical equations, labelling each as combination, decomposition, displacement or neutralisation

  • Start a fixed 15-minute daily current-affairs habit (one newspaper page + one monthly digest) that continues through week 8

Your checkpoint

A 30-question timed arithmetic set (30 minutes) scored at 70% or above, plus an error log with at least 20 written entries naming the cause of each mistake.

Week 2

Science & Mathematics

  • Draw and label the human digestive, respiratory and circulatory systems from memory, writing one line on each organ's function

  • Explain photosynthesis, respiration, transpiration and plant reproduction with a labelled diagram for each process

  • Solve 40 questions on simple and compound interest, profit-loss and time-speed-distance using shortcut methods rather than long division

  • Describe electric current, resistance, Ohm's law and magnetic effects of current, solving 10 circuit numericals

  • Re-attempt the week 1 error log cold, without looking at the original solutions

Your checkpoint

A four-page handwritten science fact sheet (Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Human body) produced with no book, notes or phone open.

Week 3

Social Science & Science

  • Build a dated timeline of the Indian national movement from 1857 to 1947 marking 20 turning points with year, place and leader

  • Explain the making of the Indian Constitution, Fundamental Rights and Duties, and the three tiers of government, quoting article numbers where known

  • Locate on a hand-drawn outline map of India all states, capitals, major rivers and mountain ranges from memory

  • Distinguish the physical features, climate and soil types of India and Bihar, and link each to its cropping pattern

  • Recall the week 2 science fact sheet in a 20-question self-quiz without referring to it

Your checkpoint

One hand-drawn, fully labelled India map and a one-page 1857-1947 timeline, both produced from memory and then self-corrected in a different ink.

Week 4

Mathematics & Social Science

  • Revise all mathematics covered in weeks 1-2 and solve 60 mixed questions under a 60-minute clock

  • Work through 50 polity and geography questions in the exam's own objective format, marking guessed answers separately from known ones

  • Analyse the full-length mock section by section, recording accuracy and minutes spent per section

  • Rewrite the eight weakest topics as one-line fix-it rules you can revise in five minutes

Your checkpoint

A 90-minute mock covering Mathematics, Science and Social Science (the three 17% domains, 51% of the paper), scored and analysed, with a written weak-topic list of no more than eight items.

Week 5

English Language & Hindi Language

  • Drill English grammar rules - articles, prepositions, tenses, subject-verb agreement, active-passive, direct-indirect - with 10 sentences each

  • Learn 100 English vocabulary items (synonyms, antonyms, one-word substitutions, idioms) with spaced revision on days 1, 3 and 7

  • Answer two unseen English comprehension passages in 8 minutes each, underlining the line that justifies every answer

  • Revise Hindi संधि, समास, उपसर्ग-प्रत्यय and अलंकार, writing 20 correct forms with the rule named beside each

Your checkpoint

Two timed English comprehension sets scored, plus a Hindi grammar notebook page with 20 solved संधि/समास/उपसर्ग-प्रत्यय examples each tagged to its rule.

Week 6

Hindi Language & English Language

  • Write four 150-word Hindi निबंध on education, environment, technology and Bihar, each within 20 minutes

  • Practise औपचारिक and अनौपचारिक पत्र-लेखन plus अनुच्छेद-लेखन, self-marking against a spelling-grammar-structure checklist

  • Drill 100 Hindi vocabulary items - पर्यायवाची, विलोम, मुहावरे, लोकोक्तियाँ - with a re-test on the missed 20

  • Solve 100 English error-spotting and sentence-improvement questions, grouping mistakes by rule, not by question number

Your checkpoint

A Hindi writing portfolio of four essays and three letters, self-marked against the checklist, with a list of recurring spelling and grammar errors to fix in week 7.

Week 7

General Awareness and Current Affairs & Hindi Language

  • Compile a two-page current-affairs digest for the last 12 months covering national schemes, appointments, sports, awards and Bihar-specific news

  • Memorise 60 static GK facts: capitals, currencies, national parks, dance forms, important days, books and authors

  • Re-solve the week 6 Hindi error list and re-attempt 60 Hindi grammar questions to confirm the fixes held

  • Take a 40-question General Awareness self-test and trace every wrong answer back to a gap in the digest

Your checkpoint

A two-page GA digest split into current and static halves, plus a 40-question GA self-test scored at 70% or above.

Week 8

General Awareness and Current Affairs

  • Take two full-length mocks on separate days and record section-wise accuracy and time, aiming to attempt every section within its share

  • Re-solve every entry in the mathematics, science and social science error logs without notes

  • Revise the GA digest and static GK sheet twice, then self-test 50 mixed questions

  • Distil everything into a final one-page sheet of formulas, dates, articles and high-yield facts for the last 48 hours

Your checkpoint

Two scored full-length mocks with a written time-allocation plan per section, plus a single one-page final revision sheet.

Milestones

Week 2: Science fact sheet reproduced from memory with no source open, and a 30-question timed arithmetic set scored at 70% or above with the error log written.

Week 4: Full mock across Mathematics, Science and Social Science (51% of the paper) scored at 60% or above, with no more than eight weak topics listed and a fix-it rule written for each.

Week 6: Hindi portfolio (four essays, three letters) and two timed English comprehension sets complete; both error logs show repeating patterns rather than random slips.

Week 8: Both full-length mocks at 65% or above overall with every section attempted inside its time share, the entire error log re-solved, and the one-page final revision sheet ready.