Bihar Polytechnic study plan

Rebuild the algebra base: solve linear equations in one and two variables, factor quadratics, and apply the remainder and factor theorems until each type is error-free on a timed set.

Drill progressions (AP, GP, HP), permutations and combinations, and binomial expansion by writing the standard formula from memory before each problem.

Set up a formula notebook with one page per topic and rewrite each formula in your own notation to confirm understanding.

Complete 40 mixed algebra and series problems, log every wrong answer with its cause (sign slip, formula gap, misread).

Work through coordinate geometry: distance, section formula, slope, and equations of lines, then apply them to triangle and quadrilateral problems.

Practise trigonometry: values at standard angles, identities, and simple height-and-distance word problems.

Introduce basic calculus ideas (limits, derivatives of polynomials, maxima/minima) at the level used in polytechnic entrance papers.

Do 30 timed questions in 45 minutes to build speed under exam pressure.

Cover mechanics fundamentals: units and dimensions, vectors, Newton's laws, and friction, solving at least 10 numericals per subtopic.

Solve work, energy, and power problems, including conservation-of-energy setups on inclines and pulleys.

Build a one-page dimension-analysis cheat sheet and use it to check the units of every answer you compute.

Re-solve the previous week's maths error log to confirm the gaps are closed.

Study properties of matter: elasticity, surface tension, viscosity, and fluid pressure, with one worked numerical per concept.

Work through heat and thermodynamics: specific heat, latent heat, expansion, and the first law, applying sign conventions consistently.

Review simple harmonic motion and waves: period, frequency, and the wave equation, solving numericals for each.

Take a 30-question physics mock covering weeks 3 and 4 and analyse it by subtopic.

Master atomic structure: Bohr model, quantum numbers, and electron configuration, writing configurations for the first 30 elements from memory.

Cover the periodic table: trends in atomic radius, ionisation energy, and electronegativity, and explain each trend in one sentence.

Learn chemical bonding: ionic, covalent, and coordinate bonds, plus VSEPR shapes for common molecules.

Balance 20 chemical equations and classify each reaction type.

Study acids, bases, and salts: pH calculations, neutralisation, and buffer basics, solving 10 pH numericals.

Cover electrochemistry and redox: oxidation numbers, balancing half-reactions, and electrolysis examples.

Review organic basics: IUPAC naming, functional groups, and isomerism, naming 15 compounds.

Do a 30-question chemistry mock and re-derive every formula you missed.

Build general awareness of Bihar: districts, rivers, historical sites, state symbols, and current state-level schemes.

Cover Indian polity basics: the Constitution, fundamental rights, and the structure of government, using short self-quiz cards.

Practise aptitude: percentages, ratios, averages, time-and-work, and data interpretation, 15 questions per sitting.

Read one current-affairs digest per day and note five facts worth revising.

Take three full-length timed mocks under exam conditions and score each by domain.

Revisit only the highest-frequency error types from your logs, not entire chapters.

Rehearse formula recall by rewriting the maths and physics formula notebook from memory.

Finalise exam-day logistics: admit card, ID, reporting time, and a one-page last-minute revision sheet.