KAAY Cadet Entrance Exam study plan

Diagnose current level by completing a timed 40-question mathematics paper covering arithmetic, algebra, geometry and word problems, and logging every error by cause (concept gap, careless slip, time pressure).

Rebuild core arithmetic fluency by drilling fractions, decimals, percentages, ratio and proportion, and averages until each topic is solved at 90% accuracy untimed.

Establish a daily English routine of reading one 400-word current-affairs editorial and writing down five unfamiliar words with their meanings and one original sentence each.

Set up a single error log and study tracker that records date, domain, question type, cause of error and the corrective action taken.

Master English grammar fundamentals: subject-verb agreement, tenses, articles, prepositions and pronoun reference, practising with 20 targeted sentences per rule.

Convert the week-1 vocabulary list into active use by writing ten sentences that correctly deploy the new words in exam-style contexts.

Solve algebra problems involving linear equations, simultaneous equations and simple quadratics, checking each answer by substitution.

Practise geometry and mensuration: area and perimeter of triangles, circles and rectangles, and angle properties of parallel lines and triangles.

Attempt one 30-minute mixed Mathematics mini-test under timed conditions and review every wrong answer the same day.

Build physics fundamentals from first principles: SI units, scalars versus vectors, speed, velocity, acceleration and the three equations of uniformly accelerated motion.

Apply Newton's three laws to at least fifteen everyday and exam-style situations, drawing a free-body diagram for each.

Solve numerical problems on work, power, energy and the conservation of mechanical energy, showing full working with units.

Revise the mathematics topics from weeks 1-2 through spaced repetition, re-solving five previously missed questions per day.

Memorise the key physics formulas on a single reference card and self-quiz from it three times during the week.

Cover the remaining physics syllabus areas: pressure and density, heat and temperature, basic electricity (Ohm's law, series and parallel circuits), and simple machines.

Explain each physics concept aloud in under one minute without notes, to expose gaps in understanding rather than memorisation.

Build a current-affairs habit by reading one national and one international news summary daily and recording five key events with dates.

Prepare a concise timeline of Pakistan's constitutional and political milestones from 1947 to the present.

Sit a combined 45-minute test of Physics and General Knowledge and classify each error by cause.

Consolidate General Knowledge by organising notes into geography, economy, international organisations and sports, with ten facts per category.

Learn the core pillars of Islamic Studies: the five pillars, articles of faith, the life of the Prophet (seerah) in outline, and basic ethical teachings relevant to conduct and integrity.

Build a Pakistan Studies fact sheet covering provinces, rivers, mountain ranges, major crops, industries and national institutions.

Practise twenty General Knowledge questions daily in a rapid-fire format to build recall speed.

Discuss one ethical scenario per day and write a short reasoned response, linking it to Islamic ethical principles and civic responsibility.

Learn and drill the main reasoning types: number series, letter series, analogies, odd-one-out, coding-decoding, direction sense and blood relations.

Practise logical deduction with seating arrangements and syllogism-style statements, timing each set to two minutes per question.

Sharpen non-verbal reasoning through pattern completion, mirror images and figure rotation, described in words rather than pictures.

Return to English with comprehension practice: two passages per session, identifying main idea, inference and tone.

Complete one full timed reasoning set of 30 questions and review every item, including those guessed correctly.

Run three full-length mock tests across English, Mathematics and Physics under strict timing, simulating exam conditions without pauses.

Analyse each mock within 24 hours, tagging errors as knowledge, technique or time-management failures.

Close the three highest-frequency error types identified across all mocks with focused re-practice.

Review the physical fitness and medical standards requirements, and confirm the specific height, weight, vision and general-health criteria you must meet.

Begin a sustainable fitness routine of 30 minutes of running and bodyweight exercise four times this week, tracking distance and repetitions.

Maintain the fitness routine and record daily progress, aiming to improve run time and repetition counts modestly over the week.

Prepare and rehearse answers to common interview questions: self-introduction, motivation for joining, strengths and weaknesses, and handling of a failure.

Practise two mock interviews aloud, focusing on posture, eye contact, clear speech and concise answers of 60-90 seconds.

Refresh current affairs from the week-4 log and add any major developments from the past month.

Take one final mixed mock covering all domains and review only the questions previously logged as errors.