COMEDK UGET study plan

COMEDK UGET · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 7 hours per week

Week 1

Engineering (UGET Engineering – 2026)

Map the full UGET Engineering syllabus into a one-page checklist of chapters across Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, and mark each as strong, shaky, or unseen
Diagnose baseline by attempting one timed 60-question mixed-section paper without notes and record raw scores per subject
Build a weekly study calendar that reserves fixed evening and weekend blocks for the next eight weeks
Set up a single error log template with columns for topic, error type, and corrective action

A completed syllabus checklist with strong/shaky/unseen tags plus a baseline score table for Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics

Week 2

Relearn and drill the highest-weight Physics units identified in the baseline, prioritizing mechanics and electrostatics
Solve at least 40 numerical problems in those units with full working shown
Memorize and apply the core formulas for those units from recall before checking a reference
Convert every wrong answer into an error-log entry with a stated cause

A 40-problem worked solution set with an updated error log covering at least 15 corrected mistakes

Week 3

Relearn and drill the highest-weight Chemistry units, prioritizing physical chemistry calculations and organic reaction reasoning
Practice balancing, stoichiometry, and mole-concept problems until error-free on a 15-question set
Build a reaction-mechanism summary sheet from your own notes for the organic topics covered
Review week 2 error-log entries and re-solve each missed problem correctly

A self-written organic reaction summary sheet plus a 15-question stoichiometry set scored at 90 percent or better

Week 4

Relearn and drill the highest-weight Mathematics units, prioritizing calculus, coordinate geometry, and algebra
Solve 50 mixed Mathematics problems under a 90-minute timer
Identify the three slowest problem types and practice each with a deliberate speed drill
Consolidate all error-log entries so far into a single prioritized weakness list

A timed 50-question Mathematics paper with per-question timing notes and a ranked top-five weakness list

Week 5

Complete a full-length timed mock in the Engineering paper and score it strictly against the marking scheme
Begin Architecture preparation by mapping the syllabus into aptitude, mathematics, and drawing or awareness components
Practice 20 architecture aptitude items covering spatial reasoning, scale, and pattern recognition
Schedule at least two sketching sessions to rebuild hand-drawing fluency

A scored full-length Engineering mock report with section-wise accuracy and a first Architecture syllabus map

Week 6

Drill architecture aptitude areas such as 3D visualization, mirror and rotation reasoning, and architectural awareness
Complete three timed sketching exercises to a fixed time limit with clean line quality
Review basic building terminology, structural elements, and famous works from your own compiled notes
Revisit Mathematics topics that support architecture aptitude, especially geometry and mensuration

A portfolio of three timed sketches plus a 40-item architecture aptitude practice set with a scored answer key

Week 7

Run two full-length mocks, one Engineering and one Architecture, on separate days under exam conditions
Analyze each mock by error type and update the weakness list with concrete fixes
Re-drill the ten weakest topics across both domains using targeted question sets
Tighten time allocation strategy per section and rehearse the switch between papers

Two completed mock papers with written error analyses and a revised ten-topic fix list

Week 8

Take one final full-length mock per domain and confirm scores meet your target cutoffs
Review only the error log and formula sheets, avoiding new topics
Rehearse exam-day logistics including reporting time, documents, and sketching materials
Confirm a stable sleep and revision routine for the final week

A final readiness sheet showing mock scores against targets, a closed error log, and a written exam-day checklist

Week 2: Baseline scores improved in at least one Engineering subject, and the error log holds at least 15 entries with stated causes

Week 4: All three Engineering subjects have been relearned and drilled once, with a ranked top-five weakness list produced from timed practice

Week 6: Architecture syllabus fully mapped, three timed sketches completed, and a 40-item aptitude set scored at 70 percent or better

Week 8: Final mocks in both domains meet or exceed target scores, and the error log is fully reviewed with no open items