Odisha BSE Madhyama Science study materials
Odisha BSE Madhyama Science study resources

Odisha BSE Madhyama Science study plan

Odisha BSE Madhyama Science · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

Science

  • List and define the core physical quantities (force, work, energy, power) with SI units and state the formula linking each pair

  • Solve ten numerical problems on speed, velocity, acceleration and Newton's three laws, showing each step

  • Draw free-body diagrams for five everyday situations and label every force acting on the body

  • State the laws of reflection and refraction and construct ray diagrams for a plane mirror and a convex lens

Your checkpoint

A handwritten formula sheet of 25 physics relations plus a solved-problem notebook containing 10 fully worked numericals with diagrams

Week 2

Science

  • Distinguish conductors, insulators and resistors and state Ohm's law with its units

  • Compute equivalent resistance for series and parallel combinations in eight circuit problems

  • Explain the heating effect of current and calculate power consumed by a given appliance

  • Describe the magnetic effect of current and sketch the field lines around a straight conductor and a solenoid

Your checkpoint

A one-page circuit-problem set of 8 solved resistance and power calculations, each with the circuit sketch and the formula used

Week 3

Science

  • Name the major human organ systems and state the primary function of each in one sentence

  • Label a diagram of the digestive, respiratory and circulatory systems from memory

  • Explain photosynthesis and respiration, writing the balanced word and chemical equations for both

  • Classify ten given organisms using the binomial naming convention and kingdom-level grouping

Your checkpoint

Three hand-drawn, fully labelled system diagrams plus a comparison table of photosynthesis versus respiration with equations

Week 4

Science

  • Define element, compound and mixture and classify fifteen given substances accordingly

  • Write and balance ten chemical equations, including two displacement and two neutralisation reactions

  • State the properties of acids, bases and salts and identify three indicators with their colour changes

  • Describe the extraction of a common metal and the composition of two everyday alloys

Your checkpoint

A balanced-equation worksheet of 10 reactions with state symbols, checked against the periodic table, plus a 15-substance classification list

Week 5

Science

  • Explain the structure of the atom and write the electronic configuration of the first twenty elements

  • Differentiate ionic and covalent bonding using two worked examples each

  • Use the periodic table to predict valency and metallic character for a given element

  • Distinguish physical and chemical changes with five examples of each and the evidence observed

Your checkpoint

An electronic-configuration chart for elements 1 to 20 and a two-column physical-versus-chemical change table with 10 justified examples

Week 6

Science

  • Describe the water cycle, carbon cycle and nitrogen cycle and state one human impact on each

  • List major air and water pollutants with one source and one control measure apiece

  • Explain soil formation, soil erosion and three conservation methods

  • Outline the structure of an ecosystem with a food chain and a food web drawn from local species

Your checkpoint

A single annotated environmental-science poster covering all three cycles and a 10-item pollutant source-and-control table

Week 7

Science

  • Solve a full-length previous-pattern paper under timed conditions without referring to notes

  • Categorise every mistake made into concept, calculation or presentation errors

  • Re-derive the five formulas most often misapplied and re-solve three problems for each

  • Practise writing short answers within the word limit expected in the descriptive section

Your checkpoint

One completed timed mock paper with a written error log listing each mistake, its cause and the corrective step taken

Week 8

Science

  • Revise the formula sheet and labelled diagrams from weeks 1 to 6 in three spaced sessions

  • Complete a second full mock paper and compare the score against week 7

  • Recite definitions of 30 key terms aloud without prompts

  • Identify the three weakest sub-topics and re-study only those with fresh practice questions

Your checkpoint

A final one-page revision sheet of 30 key definitions and a score comparison table showing week 7 versus week 8 mock results

Milestones

Week 2: Can solve any series or parallel resistance problem unaided and state Ohm's law with correct units

Week 4: Can balance a simple chemical equation and label three human body systems from memory without notes

Week 6: Can explain all three natural cycles and name a control measure for each major pollutant listed

Week 8: Second mock score exceeds the first, and every logged week-7 error type has been re-attempted successfully