WBJEE study plan
WBJEE · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 7 hours per week
Undergraduate professional degree courses (as conducted by WBJEEB)
Map the full Domain 1 syllabus against the WBJEEB-published subject list and mark every topic as strong, weak, or unknown
Solve 30 previous-year-style Mathematics problems on limits, continuity, and differentiability under timed conditions
Build a one-page formula sheet for coordinate geometry and binomial theorem from your own worked derivations
Log every wrong answer with the exact error type (concept gap, algebra slip, misread) in a single error notebook
Your checkpoint
A dated topic-confidence table covering all Domain 1 subjects plus a 30-item error log with error-type tags
Undergraduate professional degree courses (as conducted by WBJEEB)
Work through 40 Physics numericals on kinematics, laws of motion, and rotational dynamics with full free-body diagrams
Re-derive the standard results for projectile motion, circular motion, and moment of inertia rather than memorizing them
Complete 25 Chemistry questions on mole concept, stoichiometry, and chemical equilibrium
Review the week-1 error log and re-solve every item you got wrong without looking at the solution
Your checkpoint
A re-solve sheet showing at least 20 previously missed Domain 1 problems now solved correctly with reasoning shown
Undergraduate professional degree courses (as conducted by WBJEEB)
Cover organic chemistry reaction mechanisms (substitution, elimination, addition) with arrow-pushing for 15 named reactions
Solve 30 Mathematics problems on integration, definite integrals, and differential equations
Practice 20 Physics questions on electrostatics, current electricity, and magnetism
Time yourself on one full-length Domain 1 mock and record section-wise accuracy
Your checkpoint
A scored full-length Domain 1 mock with section-wise accuracy percentages and a list of the three weakest sub-topics
Undergraduate professional degree courses (as conducted by WBJEEB) & Undergraduate vocational and general degree courses (as conducted by WBJEEB)
Close the three weakest Domain 1 sub-topics identified in week 3 with targeted problem sets of 15 questions each
Survey the Domain 2 syllabus structure and list every subject and paper pattern element you must prepare
Solve 25 Domain 2 practice questions to calibrate your baseline accuracy
Condense the Domain 1 formula sheet into a single revision card you can review in 20 minutes
Your checkpoint
A baseline Domain 2 accuracy score plus a one-page Domain 1 revision card
Undergraduate vocational and general degree courses (as conducted by WBJEEB)
Work through 30 Domain 2 questions on the core quantitative and reasoning topics, timing each set
Build a mistake-pattern sheet grouping errors by cause rather than by topic
Practice 20 questions requiring multi-step reasoning or data interpretation
Re-attempt all week-4 Domain 2 errors cold, with no notes
Your checkpoint
A mistake-pattern sheet with at least five recurring error causes and evidence of re-attempts
Undergraduate vocational and general degree courses (as conducted by WBJEEB)
Complete 40 mixed Domain 2 questions under a strict per-question time cap
Drill the two Domain 2 sub-areas where week-5 accuracy fell below 60 percent
Summarize each Domain 2 subject into a half-page of key facts and methods in your own words
Take one timed Domain 2 sectional test and score it
Your checkpoint
A scored Domain 2 sectional test with a written summary of the two weakest sub-areas and the drill sets completed
Undergraduate professional degree courses (as conducted by WBJEEB) & Undergraduate vocational and general degree courses (as conducted by WBJEEB)
Sit two full-length mixed mocks under real exam timing and conditions
Analyze each mock within 24 hours, tagging every error as knowledge, speed, or careless
Revisit the Domain 1 revision card and Domain 2 subject summaries, updating anything still shaky
Practice a deliberate exam strategy: question order, skip rules, and time checkpoints
Your checkpoint
Two completed mock score reports with an error-cause breakdown and a written exam-day strategy sheet
Undergraduate professional degree courses (as conducted by WBJEEB) & Undergraduate vocational and general degree courses (as conducted by WBJEEB)
Re-solve every item still marked unresolved across all error logs
Run one final full-length mock and compare accuracy against week 7
Review only the revision card and subject summaries; add no new material
Finalize logistics: exam-day checklist, timing plan, and rest schedule
Your checkpoint
A final mock score comparison showing improvement plus a completed exam-day checklist
Milestones
Week 2: At least 70 percent accuracy on re-solved Domain 1 problems and a complete topic-confidence table with no unmarked rows
Week 4: Domain 1 mock accuracy at or above 55 percent with all three weakest sub-topics identified and a Domain 2 baseline recorded
Week 6: Domain 2 sectional accuracy at or above 60 percent and every Domain 2 subject summarized in your own words
Week 8: Final mock accuracy higher than the week-7 average across both domains, with zero unresolved items in any error log