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NU Class 7 Test · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 7 hours per week

Week 1

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  • Inventory every available scope statement and sort items into must-know, should-know, and low-yield lists.

  • Because Domain 1 is the only confirmed domain and carries all known weight, assign its highest-yield subtopics to weeks 1–4 before any review work.

  • Take a 30-question timed baseline set without notes and record raw score plus confidence per item.

  • Create an error log with columns for topic, error type, root cause, and recheck date.

Your checkpoint

One-page blueprint and baseline score sheet with an initialized error log.

Week 2

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  • Define 40 core terms from Domain 1 in your own words and mark each as formula, process, or rule.

  • Solve 20 foundational problems and write a one-sentence reason for each answer choice.

  • Record a 5-minute spoken teach-back on the three most frequently tested concepts.

  • Enter every missed baseline item into the error log with a corrected explanation.

Your checkpoint

40-term glossary plus 20 solved problems with written rationales.

Week 3

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  • Draw three process maps that show inputs, steps, decision points, and outputs for major Domain 1 workflows.

  • Compare three commonly confused concept pairs in a two-column table with at least four distinguishing features each.

  • Answer 30 mixed practice questions and tag each miss as content gap, misreading, or time pressure.

  • Convert each miss into a flashcard with one prompt and one complete answer.

Your checkpoint

Three process maps, a comparison table, and 30 tagged practice answers.

Week 4

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  • Derive five key relationships from first principles and write the assumptions for each.

  • Solve 25 quantitative problems while showing units at every step and checking sign and magnitude.

  • Build a one-page unit-and-sign check sheet for the formulas you use most often.

  • Complete a 20-question timed calculation set at 90 seconds per item.

Your checkpoint

Formula sheet with derivations, 25 worked calculations, and a timed 20-question score.

Week 5

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  • Outline ten decision procedures as step lists with the trigger condition for each step.

  • Apply the procedures to 15 scenario prompts and justify each action in one sentence.

  • Write a one-page checklist for the five procedures most likely to appear as scenario questions.

  • Re-test five previously missed items and record whether the error recurs.

Your checkpoint

Ten procedure outlines plus a 15-scenario answer key and one-page checklist.

Week 6

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  • Audit the error log and rank the top three recurring failure causes by frequency.

  • Run three 20-minute drills targeting only the top three weak subtopics.

  • Take a 50-question timed mixed set under exam-like conditions.

  • Explain two weak subtopics aloud for 5 minutes each without notes.

Your checkpoint

Updated error log showing at least a 50% reduction in repeat errors and a new 50-question score.

Week 7

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  • Take two full-length timed mocks on separate days and record section-level timing.

  • Categorize every miss as content gap, misreading, or pacing problem and count each category.

  • Rewrite each missed concept as a one-page summary with a worked example.

  • Schedule spaced reviews of those summaries at 1, 3, and 7 days.

Your checkpoint

Two mock score reports plus a categorized remediation list and dated review calendar.

Week 8

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  • Recite the one-page summaries from memory and correct any gaps within 24 hours.

  • Complete a 60-question timed mixed set and compare accuracy with week 7 mocks.

  • Simulate exam-day conditions with one seating, one clock, and no pauses.

  • Do a final error-log pass and retire every item you can now answer correctly twice.

Your checkpoint

Readiness checklist with final timed score, remaining weak areas, and a last-48-hour review list.

Milestones

Week 2: Baseline and glossary complete; score at least 60% on the 20 foundational problems with written rationales.

Week 4: Score at least 75% on the timed 20-question calculation set and show a complete unit check for every item.

Week 6: Cut repeat errors by at least 50% and score at least 70% on the 50-question timed mixed set.

Week 8: Score at least 80% on the 60-question timed set and show that every error-log item has been answered correctly twice.