Bihar D.El.Ed study plan
Bihar D.El.Ed · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 6 hours per week
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.