TS DEECET study plan

Diagnose your baseline by solving a timed 30-question mixed set from Mathematics and Science, then classify every error as content gap, calculation slip, or misread.

Build a one-page formula sheet for arithmetic, algebra, and geometry, and recite each formula from memory by week end.

Review the periodic table trends and basic chemical bonding, then explain ionic vs covalent bonding in your own words without notes.

Practice 20 unit-conversion and ratio problems, targeting at least 85% accuracy.

Set up a daily 30-minute error-log habit, recording the concept, the mistake, and the corrected reasoning for each wrong answer.

Solve 40 algebra problems covering linear equations, quadratic equations, and simultaneous equations, showing every step.

Complete 30 geometry problems on triangles, circles, and mensuration, and derive each area and volume formula at least once.

Time yourself on a 25-question arithmetic set (percentages, profit and loss, time-work, averages) and finish within 30 minutes.

Re-solve every week-1 math error from the error log and confirm each is now correct without hints.

Summarize the major human body systems (digestive, respiratory, circulatory, nervous) on one diagram each, labeling at least eight parts per system.

Explain photosynthesis, respiration, and the parts of a plant cell, then compare plant and animal cells in a table of at least six differences.

Solve 25 physics numericals on motion, force, work, and energy, and state the SI unit for each quantity used.

Review basic electricity and light, and draw labeled ray diagrams for reflection and refraction.

Re-test yourself on 20 biology and chemistry definitions from week 1 and log any that still feel uncertain.

Build a timeline of key Indian history events from 1857 to 1947, with at least 15 dated entries and a one-line significance note for each.

Label a blank outline map of India with states, major rivers, and mountain ranges, and identify at least 20 features correctly.

Explain the structure of the Indian Constitution and the roles of the three branches of government in a one-page summary.

Define 20 core economics terms (GDP, inflation, budget, taxation, demand, supply) and use each in a sentence.

Complete 30 mixed social studies multiple-choice questions and review every wrong answer.

Read one current-affairs digest each day and record five national, three international, and two sports or awards items per week in a notebook.

Revise the week-4 history timeline and civics summary, then answer 20 recall questions without notes.

Practice 20 geography questions on climate, agriculture, and industries, and correct every error.

Create a one-page cheat sheet linking civics concepts (fundamental rights, duties, panchayati raj) to current examples.

Complete 30 grammar exercises on tenses, articles, prepositions, and subject-verb agreement, and explain each correction in one line.

Write two 150-word essays (one descriptive, one argumentative) and self-edit for grammar, spelling, and structure using a checklist.

Learn 40 new vocabulary words with synonyms and antonyms, and use each in a sentence.

Practice 20 reading-comprehension questions and summarize each passage in two sentences.

Read one editorial aloud daily for five days and note five new usages per reading.

Review Telugu sandhi and samasa rules and complete 30 exercises, writing the rule applied for each answer.

Practice 20 Telugu grammar items on vibhakti and kriya, and correct all errors with explanations.

Write two short Telugu passages (one letter, one paragraph) of 100 words each and proofread for spelling and grammar.

Read one Telugu newspaper article daily and list five new words with meanings.

Memorize five Telugu poems or prose excerpts and recite them from memory.

Take two full-length mock tests under exam conditions (timed, no notes) and score each domain separately.

Review every error from both mocks and re-solve each wrong question until correct without help.

Revisit the error log from weeks 1-7 and confirm that at least 90% of logged mistakes are now resolved.

Practice 30 rapid-recall questions across all six domains in 20 minutes to build speed.

Finalize a one-page exam-day checklist covering timing strategy, question order, and common traps.