Bahria Admission Test study plan

Sit a timed 40-question mathematics diagnostic and a 25-question analytical reasoning diagnostic, then tabulate every error by topic and by cause (concept gap, misread, or time pressure).

Drill percentages, ratio and proportion, averages, and HCF/LCM across 60 mixed questions, then re-test on a fresh set of 20 and push accuracy to 90%.

Solve 50 linear and simultaneous equation problems untimed, then repeat 25 of them under a strict two-minute-per-question clock.

Apply grid, table, and linear-order diagrams to 30 arrangement and grouping puzzles, sketching the diagram before selecting any answer.

Work through 50 geometry and mensuration problems covering triangles, circles, quadrilaterals, and surface area/volume, writing the formula used beside each solution.

Solve 30 trigonometry questions on ratios, identities, and heights-and-distances, and memorise the standard-angle table to instant recall.

Complete 40 sequence, series, and analogy questions, recording the rule you inferred for each before checking the answer.

Answer 40 syllogism and assumption-conclusion items using Venn diagrams, then summarise the valid/invalid argument patterns in your own words.

Solve 45 word problems on work-rate, speed-distance, simple and compound interest, and profit-loss, setting up the equation before calculating.

Cover sets, functions, matrices, and basic statistics (mean, median, mode, range) in 40 questions, noting every definition you had to look up.

Practise blood relations, direction sense, and coding-decoding across 40 items, drawing a quick sketch for each.

Write out a 10-step reasoning checklist (identify conclusion, flag extreme wording, test each option) and apply it to 20 critical-reasoning passages.

Re-solve every question logged as wrong in weeks 1-3 without looking at the original solution, marking any that fail a second time as priority topics.

Sit one full-length timed mock covering all four domains in a single sitting, replicating exam conditions with no interruptions.

Analyse the mock section by section: record accuracy, average seconds per question, and how many questions you left blank in each domain.

Rank your five weakest topics across mathematics and reasoning, and schedule them into weeks 5-7.

Complete 100 grammar items on subject-verb agreement, tenses, articles, and prepositions, rewriting the rule beside every item you miss.

Build a 150-word vocabulary list from roots, prefixes, and suffixes, self-testing in three rounds until you recall 90% of meanings.

Read five comprehension passages under a 30-minute total cap, practising skimming the questions before the passage.

Work through 150 subject MCQs from the first half of your chosen Physics, Chemistry, or Biology syllabus, flagging chapters with under 60% accuracy.

Practise sentence structure, punctuation, idioms, and paragraph completion across 80 items, correcting each error in a running grammar log.

Do two timed English sections of 25 questions in 20 minutes each and compare accuracy against your week 5 baseline.

Cover 150 subject MCQs from the second half of the syllabus, writing out the formula, diagram, or definition behind every question you got wrong.

Take a 30-question mixed subject test and convert each miss into a one-line revision note you can reread in week 8.

Repair your two weakest English areas from the running grammar log using 60 targeted questions and a written rule summary for each.

Repair your two weakest subject chapters by re-reading the notes, then answering 50 fresh MCQs from those chapters only.

Run three 15-minute mixed drills alternating English and subject content to build switching speed between verbal and technical material.

Re-take the week 4 mock's English and subject sections only, and compare accuracy and timing against the first attempt.

Re-solve all questions flagged twice in the error log, aiming for 100% success on the second pass.

Run two 30-minute speed blocks of 20 mathematics questions and 20 reasoning questions to lock in pacing of roughly 90 seconds per item.

Sit one final full-length timed mock across all four domains, then review it the same day while the reasoning is fresh.

Write a one-page exam-day plan covering section order, time allocation, guess-and-move-on rules, and required documents.