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NSEJS study plan

NSEJS · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

Physics & Chemistry

  • Diagnose baseline by solving one timed mixed set of 30 physics and 30 chemistry questions and tabulate error types

  • Rebuild mechanics fundamentals: define displacement, velocity, acceleration, and distinguish scalar from vector quantities with worked examples

  • Apply the three equations of uniformly accelerated motion to at least 15 numerical problems including free fall

  • Draw and interpret position-time and velocity-time graphs, extracting slope and area meanings

  • Memorise SI units, prefixes, and dimensional formulae for the core physical quantities

Your checkpoint

A one-page error log listing every wrong answer from the diagnostic set with its cause category (concept gap, calculation slip, misread, unknown formula)

Week 2

Chemistry

  • Classify matter into elements, compounds, and mixtures and separate the techniques used to purify each

  • Write and balance at least 20 chemical equations, including combustion and neutralisation reactions

  • Convert between mass, moles, and number of particles using molar mass and Avogadro's number

  • Derive empirical and molecular formulae from percentage composition data

  • Explain the laws of chemical combination with one numerical verification each

Your checkpoint

A solved problem set of 25 stoichiometry and equation-balancing questions with full working shown for each

Week 3

Physics

  • State and apply Newton's three laws to free-body diagrams for blocks on inclines, pulleys, and lifts

  • Resolve forces into components and compute friction on horizontal and inclined surfaces

  • Apply conservation of momentum to collisions and recoil problems

  • Calculate work, kinetic energy, potential energy, and power in multi-step problems

  • Verify conservation of mechanical energy in systems with and without friction

Your checkpoint

A formula sheet for mechanics containing each law, its conditions of validity, and one worked example per formula

Week 4

Chemistry & Physics

  • Describe atomic structure using subatomic particles, isotopes, and electron distribution rules

  • Explain periodicity trends in atomic radius, ionisation energy, and electronegativity across periods and groups

  • Distinguish ionic, covalent, and coordinate bonds and predict bond polarity

  • Solve fluid and pressure problems including Archimedes' principle and floating bodies

  • Apply Pascal's law and explain hydraulic machine advantage numerically

Your checkpoint

A half-length timed mock test (physics and chemistry only) scored and reviewed, with every error mapped to a week 1-4 goal

Week 5

Biology

  • Compare plant and animal cell organelles and state the function of each

  • Describe the stages of mitosis and meiosis and contrast their outcomes

  • Explain the structure and function of the digestive, respiratory, and circulatory systems

  • Trace the path of blood through the heart and distinguish arteries from veins

  • Interpret a simple genetic cross using Mendel's laws and Punnett squares

Your checkpoint

A labelled hand-drawn diagram set covering cell structure, the heart, and a monohybrid cross, each annotated with functions

Week 6

Biology & Physics

  • Explain photosynthesis and respiration as complementary processes with balanced equations

  • Describe transpiration, transport in xylem and phloem, and the role of stomata

  • Classify organisms using the five-kingdom scheme and binomial nomenclature rules

  • Solve electricity problems using Ohm's law, series and parallel resistance, and power formulae

  • Apply the heating effect of current and compute electrical energy consumption in kWh

Your checkpoint

A comparison table of photosynthesis versus respiration plus a solved set of 15 current-electricity numericals

Week 7

Physics & Chemistry & Biology

  • Solve light problems using reflection, refraction, Snell's law, and lens and mirror formulae

  • Apply the periodic table to predict reactivity, valency, and group behaviour

  • Explain acids, bases, and salts with pH, neutralisation, and common indicators

  • Describe nutrition, deficiency diseases, and the role of enzymes in digestion

  • Review ecology terms: food chains, trophic levels, and energy flow

Your checkpoint

A condensed revision booklet of 10 pages maximum covering one key concept sheet per domain

Week 8

Physics & Chemistry & Biology

  • Complete three full-length timed mock tests under exam conditions and record scores

  • Re-solve every previously logged error without referring to notes

  • Drill speed on one-mark factual questions to under 40 seconds each

  • Finalise a single-page formula and fact sheet per domain for last-day revision

Your checkpoint

A mock-test score tracker showing all three attempts with improvement trend and a zero-repeat error list

Milestones

Week 2: Score at least 60% on a 30-question chemistry-only set and balance 18 of 20 equations correctly under time

Week 4: Complete the half-length mock in the allotted time with at least 55% overall and no repeated error from the week 1 log

Week 6: Explain cell, heart, and genetics diagrams from memory and score at least 65% on a biology-only set

Week 8: Achieve at least 70% on the final full-length mock with all three domains above 60% individually