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SAMPAD Grade 7 Entrance Exam study plan

SAMPAD Grade 7 Entrance Exam · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 7 hours per week

Week 1

Mathematics & English

  • Diagnose your starting level by sitting an untimed 30-item Math and 20-item English baseline test in one sitting.

  • Solve 20 fraction, decimal, and LCM/HCF problems without a calculator.

  • Convert fluently between fractions, decimals, and percentages across 25 rapid-fire drills.

  • Label the eight parts of speech in 30 given English sentences.

  • Read two 250-word English passages and answer eight comprehension questions on each, quoting the line that supports every answer.

Your checkpoint

A baseline score sheet for Math and English plus a ranked error log naming your five weakest topics with one example of each mistake type.

Week 2

Mathematics & English

  • Apply the unitary method to 20 rate, work, and cost word problems.

  • Compute percentage increase and decrease, profit and loss, and simple interest across 25 mixed items.

  • Solve ratio and average problems, including three-term ratios and weighted averages.

  • Correct 30 English sentences for subject-verb agreement and tense consistency, writing the rule beside each fix.

  • Draft a 120-word English descriptive paragraph and self-edit it against a five-point checklist (tense, articles, spelling, punctuation, linking words).

Your checkpoint

A timed 30-item Math set on percentage, ratio, and unitary method scored at 80% or better, plus the corrected 120-word paragraph with the checklist attached.

Week 3

Mathematics & English

  • Compute area and perimeter of rectangles, triangles, and circles from 20 sets of given dimensions.

  • Solve 20 one-variable linear equations and verify each answer by substitution.

  • Compile a one-page formula sheet covering every mensuration and algebra formula used so far.

  • Transform 20 English sentences between active and passive voice and between direct and indirect speech.

  • Learn 40 exam-frequent English words and use 20 of them in original sentences of your own.

Your checkpoint

A handwritten one-page formula sheet plus a 45-minute mixed Math test of 25 items scored at 75% or better.

Week 4

Mathematics & Science

  • Solve 15 multi-step Math word problems that chain ratio, percentage, and mensuration.

  • Describe the three states of matter, changes of state, and three separation techniques with a worked example for each.

  • Label the main parts of a plant and state the function of each in one line.

  • Explain photosynthesis and respiration from memory in four to five sentences each, noting how they differ.

Your checkpoint

Full-length Mock Test 1 (Math 30 items + English 25 items) taken under strict timing, scored, and fully reviewed line by line.

Week 5

Science & Bangla / Regional Language

  • Classify living organisms into major groups using observable features and give three examples of each.

  • Explain force, work, and energy through 10 example or numerical items.

  • Solve 20 Bangla byakoron items on sandhi, samas, and karok.

  • Read two Bangla comprehension passages and answer in complete sentences, not single words.

  • Memorise 15 Bangla bagdhara and use 10 of them in your own sentences.

Your checkpoint

A Science notebook section holding three hand-drawn concept maps (matter, plants, force-energy) plus a scored 25-item Bangla grammar sheet.

Week 6

Science & Bangla / Regional Language

  • Explain food chains, ecosystems, and pollution using local Bangladesh examples you can name.

  • Describe the human digestive and circulatory systems in correct sequence from memory.

  • Draft a 150-word Bangla probondho on an exam-common topic within 30 minutes.

  • Convert 20 Bangla sentences between direct and indirect speech and between singular and plural.

  • Sit a 30-item Science test and rework every wrong item until it is right twice.

Your checkpoint

A timed 150-word Bangla essay plus a scored 30-item Science test at 75% or better with a corrected answer sheet.

Week 7

Bangla / Regional Language & General Knowledge and Reasoning

  • Complete a 40-item Bangla mixed paper covering grammar, comprehension, and essay, then review it.

  • Recall 40 GK facts on Bangladesh geography, history, the Liberation War, and national symbols.

  • Solve 15 number-series and 15 analogy reasoning items with written reasoning for each.

  • Solve 15 odd-one-out and coding-decoding items under a 20-minute clock.

  • Reopen the Math error log and redo 10 previously missed problems cold.

Your checkpoint

A one-page GK fact sheet written in your own words plus a scored 30-item reasoning set at 80% or better.

Week 8

Mathematics & English & Science & Bangla / Regional Language & General Knowledge and Reasoning

  • Take two full-length timed mock tests spanning all five domains.

  • Redo every item missed in Mock Tests 1 and 2 until each is solved correctly twice.

  • Recite the formula sheet and the GK fact sheet from memory without prompts.

  • Write one Bangla essay and one English paragraph under exam timing back to back.

Your checkpoint

Mock Test 3 score sheet broken down by all five domains, plus a final one-page revision sheet listing your 20 weakest facts and formulas.

Milestones

Week 2: Both baseline and week-2 Math sets completed and scored; the error log shows fewer than five recurring mistake types, down from the week-1 count.

Week 4: Mock Test 1 done under timing: Math at 70% or above and English at 65% or above, with every wrong answer traced to a named topic.

Week 6: Science section test at 75% or above and Bangla grammar at 70% or above; the 150-word essay finished inside 30 minutes.

Week 8: Mock Test 3 at 75% or above overall with no single domain below 65%, and every Mock Test 1 and 2 error cleared twice.