Cambodia Bac II Science study materials
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Cambodia Bac II Science study plan

Cambodia Bac II Science · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 7 hours per week

Week 1

Mathematics

  • Build a one-page formula sheet covering limits, derivatives and integrals of every function type on the Bac II syllabus, writing each rule from memory first and only then checking a textbook.

  • Solve 60 limit and derivative exercises in three timed 25-minute blocks, tagging each error as sign, algebra or concept.

  • Work 15 definite-integral area problems end to end, including the substitution and integration-by-parts cases.

  • Sit one 90-minute Mathematics past paper under exam conditions and score it topic by topic.

Your checkpoint

A dated error log for all 60+ exercises plus a scored past paper broken down by topic, naming the two weakest topics to attack in week 2.

Week 2

Mathematics & Physics

  • Solve 20 complex-number problems in both Cartesian and polar form, converting between them and finding roots.

  • Compute 15 sequence, series and probability questions, writing the general term or probability rule before substituting numbers.

  • Derive the four kinematic equations from definitions and apply them to 20 projectile and free-fall problems.

  • Draw free-body diagrams and apply Newton's second law to 15 friction, incline and connected-mass problems.

Your checkpoint

Two timed 45-minute mini-papers (one Mathematics, one Physics mechanics), each scored, fully corrected and brought to 70% or above on the retry.

Week 3

Physics & Chemistry

  • Solve 20 DC circuit problems using series-parallel reduction, Ohm's law and Kirchhoff's rules, drawing the circuit before calculating.

  • Compute 12 optics problems with Snell's law, the mirror and thin-lens formulas, and magnification.

  • Balance 25 chemical equations and solve 15 stoichiometry, molarity and limiting-reagent problems.

  • Write electron configurations and state periodic trends for the first 20 elements from memory without notes.

Your checkpoint

A corrected set of 30 worked Physics electricity and optics problems with the formula used written beside every line of working.

Week 4

Physics & Chemistry

  • Solve 15 acid-base problems covering pH, pOH, titration and neutralisation, stating the reaction equation first.

  • Assign oxidation numbers and balance 15 redox half-reactions in acidic and basic media.

  • Compute 12 modern-physics items on photoelectric effect thresholds, half-life and binding energy.

  • Assemble a single sheet of every Physics and Chemistry formula used so far and reproduce it from blank paper.

Your checkpoint

One full-length 3-hour mock covering Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry, scored with a topic-by-topic breakdown and every wrong answer re-worked.

Week 5

Chemistry & Biology

  • Name and draw 30 organic structures across alkanes, alkenes, alcohols, carboxylic acids and esters, and predict the product of 10 reactions.

  • Label a cell diagram from memory and describe the stages of mitosis in order.

  • Solve 20 monohybrid and dihybrid crosses and 10 pedigree questions, showing the Punnett square each time.

  • Explain DNA replication, transcription and translation as a numbered sequence without notes.

Your checkpoint

A one-page organic reaction map drawn from memory plus a 40-question Chemistry-Biology quiz scored at 75% or above.

Week 6

Biology & Physics

  • Draw and explain five human physiology systems: gas exchange, circulation, nephron filtration, digestion and the reflex arc.

  • Write the balanced equations for photosynthesis and aerobic respiration and name the site of each stage.

  • Analyse 10 ecology questions on food webs, energy flow and nutrient cycles.

  • Re-solve 25 previously missed Physics problems pulled from the weeks 2-4 error logs.

Your checkpoint

Five hand-drawn physiology diagrams reproduced from memory under a 20-minute limit, plus a 25-item Physics re-test scored at 80% or above.

Week 7

Khmer Literature & Foreign Language (English or French)

  • Summarise plot, characters and themes of each required literary work on one card per work, written from memory before checking the text.

  • Identify and reproduce the rhyme and metre rules of the main Khmer poetry forms with one original example each.

  • Write two full literature essays in 60 minutes each using a fixed introduction-body-conclusion template.

  • Complete 40 English grammar items and two reading passages in 45 minutes, then review every miss.

  • Run one 30-minute mixed Mathematics-Physics timed set to hold the heavy domains at level.

Your checkpoint

Two timed literature essays marked against the exam rubric and one 45-minute foreign-language paper scored at 70% or above.

Week 8

Mathematics & Physics & Chemistry

  • Sit two full-length timed mocks under exam conditions with no formula sheet and no phone.

  • Re-derive every Mathematics and Physics formula from blank paper in under 30 minutes total.

  • Re-work 30 previously missed problems from the week 1-6 error logs until each is solved correctly first time.

  • Hold two 15-minute recall drills covering Khmer literature cards and English vocabulary.

Your checkpoint

A final score sheet for both mocks showing the improvement over the week-4 mock, plus a one-page last-48-hours review list ranked by weakness.

Milestones

Week 4: The 3-hour mock reaches at least 50% in Mathematics, 50% in Physics and 45% in Chemistry, and the error log shows no more than three repeats of the same algebraic-sign mistake.

Week 6: Chemistry-Biology quiz at 75% or above, Physics re-test at 80% or above, and the organic reaction map reproduced from blank paper in under 10 minutes.

Week 8: Both final mocks score 65% or above overall with no single domain below 50%, and every formula sheet is rebuilt from memory without notes.