BSEH Class 12 Maths study plan
BSEH Class 12 Maths · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 7 hours per week
Integrals & Relations and Functions
Build a one-page table of standard integrals (power, exponential, trigonometric, 1/(a²+x²), 1/√(a²−x²), partial fractions) and reproduce it from memory twice by week's end
Classify and solve 30 indefinite integrals by substitution, choosing u yourself and writing one line justifying each choice
Evaluate 15 definite integrals using the fundamental theorem and by splitting the interval at points where the integrand changes sign or definition
Prove that a function is one-one and onto for 6 given functions, and compute inverses where they exist
Write the domain and range of inverse trigonometric functions from memory and verify each with a sketch
Your checkpoint
A 40-integral worked notebook (30 indefinite, 10 definite) with every substitution justified and at least 90% correct on a timed 25-minute self-test
Integrals & Linear Programming and Probability
Apply integration by parts to 20 problems, including repeated application and the ∫eˣ(f(x)+f′(x))dx pattern
Solve 10 definite integrals using the properties ∫₀ᵃf(x)dx = ∫₀ᵃf(a−x)dx and the odd/even symmetry rules
Compute the total probability theorem and Bayes' theorem for 12 two-stage experiments, drawing a tree diagram for each
State and apply the binomial distribution formula to 10 problems, computing mean and variance
Distinguish clearly between independent events and mutually exclusive events using 5 counterexample pairs
Your checkpoint
A mixed 20-question test (12 integration, 8 probability) scored and error-logged, with each wrong answer rewritten correctly with a one-sentence diagnosis
Linear Programming and Probability & Application of Integrals
Solve 15 conditional probability problems, including those requiring P(A|B) from a table or a stated sample space
Compute areas bounded by curves using vertical strips for 10 regions, then repeat 4 of them with horizontal strips and confirm the answers match
Find the area between a parabola and a line, and between a circle and a line, by locating intersection points first
Apply Bayes' theorem to 6 diagnostic-test style problems and interpret the result in words
Set up, but do not yet fully solve, 5 linear programming problems by identifying decision variables, objective function and constraints
Your checkpoint
An area-and-probability portfolio: 10 sketched regions with correct strip choice labelled, plus 12 probability solutions with tree diagrams, all checked against answer keys
Linear Programming and Probability & Matrices
Solve 8 linear programming problems graphically, shading the feasible region and testing every corner point
Identify infeasible and unbounded feasible regions in 4 constructed examples and state why no optimum exists
Perform matrix addition, scalar multiplication and multiplication on 20 problems, checking conformability before each product
Find the inverse of a 2×2 and a 3×3 matrix by the adjoint method and verify AA⁻¹ = I
Solve a 2-variable and a 3-variable system of linear equations using matrix inversion
Your checkpoint
A closed-book mid-point exam of 15 questions across Integrals, Probability, Application of Integrals, Matrices and LPP, scored out of 60 with a written list of the three weakest sub-skills
Determinants & Matrices
Evaluate 3×3 determinants by cofactor expansion and by the property-based shortcut, cross-checking both answers
Apply determinant properties (row/column operations, identical rows, scalar multiples) to evaluate 15 determinants without full expansion
Find the area of a triangle using determinants for 8 coordinate sets, including collinearity checks
Use Cramer's rule and the consistency condition (Δ, Δ₁, Δ₂) to classify 8 systems as unique, infinite or no solution
Prove 6 determinant identities using row and column operations written out step by step
Your checkpoint
A determinant-properties proof sheet with 6 complete identity proofs and 15 property-based evaluations, each showing the row or column operation used
Continuity and Differentiability & Application of Derivatives
Test continuity and differentiability at a point for 15 piecewise functions, computing both one-sided limits explicitly
Differentiate 25 functions using chain, product, quotient and implicit differentiation, and 8 using logarithmic differentiation
State and apply Rolle's theorem and the mean value theorem to 8 functions, verifying the hypotheses before finding c
Find intervals of increase and decrease and classify local maxima and minima for 10 functions using the first derivative test
Solve 8 maxima/minima word problems (area, volume, cost) by forming the function and stating the domain restriction
Your checkpoint
A calculus-application test of 12 questions (6 continuity/differentiability, 6 maxima–minima) completed in 50 minutes with a score of at least 70%
Vector Algebra & Three-Dimensional Geometry
Compute dot and cross products for 20 vector pairs and use them to find angles and areas of triangles and parallelograms
Determine collinearity of three points and coplanarity of four points using scalar triple products in 8 problems
Write equations of lines in both vector and Cartesian form for 10 lines, and convert between the two forms
Find the shortest distance between two skew lines and the distance from a point to a plane in 8 problems
Find the angle between two lines and between a line and a plane for 8 configurations
Your checkpoint
A formula card for vectors and 3D geometry plus 20 fully worked problems, with each answer verified by a second method where one exists
Relations and Functions & Inverse Trigonometric Functions & Continuity and Differentiability & Application of Derivatives & Integrals & Application of Integrals & Differential Equations & Vector Algebra & Three-Dimensional Geometry & Linear Programming and Probability
Solve 6 first-order differential equations by separation of variables and 4 linear equations using the integrating factor
Reproduce from memory the derivatives of all six inverse trigonometric functions and the standard inverse-trig integral results
Complete two full-length timed mock papers under exam conditions and mark them against the scheme
Re-solve every question missed across weeks 1–7 and confirm each is now correct without notes
Rank all twelve domains by mock-paper accuracy and allocate the final two days to the two lowest
Your checkpoint
Two completed mock papers with scores recorded, a final error list of no more than 15 items, and a one-page exam-day formula sheet written from memory
Milestones
Week 2: Can evaluate any standard integral and any definite integral by properties without consulting notes, and can compute a Bayes' theorem probability from a tree diagram in under four minutes
Week 4: Scores at least 60% on the mixed mid-point exam, and can solve a two-variable LPP graphically with all corner points tested and correctly interpreted
Week 6: Scores at least 70% on the calculus-application test and can test continuity and differentiability of a piecewise function at a point in a single pass
Week 8: Both mock papers completed within time with a rising score trend, and no more than 15 unresolved error items remaining on the final list