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Week 1: Foundation Building |
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Week 2: Deepening Understanding |
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Week 3: Advanced Concepts and Practice |
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Week 4: Revision and Mock Tests |
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Tips for Success |
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Day 1: Overview and Writing and City Life
Understand the syllabus and start with Mesopotamia, focusing on its writing system and urban life.
Day 2: Writing and City Life (Continued)
Deepen understanding of Mesopotamia with additional resources and practice.
Day 3: An Empire Across Three Continents
Explore the Roman Empire, its structure, society, and decline.
Day 4: Nomadic Empires
Study the Mongol Empire and its impact on world history.
Day 5: The Three Orders
Learn about feudalism and the social structure of medieval Europe.
Day 6: Changing Cultural Traditions
Explore the Renaissance and its impact on European culture.
Day 7: Displacing Indigenous Peoples
Understand the impact of European colonization on indigenous populations in the Americas and Australia.
Day 8: Paths to Modernisation
Study the modernization processes in Japan and China, focusing on the Meiji Restoration.
Day 9: From the Beginning of Time (Optional - Old Syllabus)
Explore human evolution and early societies (if included in your syllabus).
Day 10: Writing and City Life - Advanced
Revise Mesopotamia and practice advanced questions.
Day 11: An Empire Across Three Continents - Advanced
Deepen understanding of the Roman Empire and practice source-based questions.
Day 12: Nomadic Empires - Advanced
Revise the Mongol Empire and practice long questions.
Day 13: The Three Orders - Advanced
Revise feudalism and practice source-based questions.
Day 14: Changing Cultural Traditions - Advanced
Deepen understanding of the Renaissance and practice passage-based questions.
Day 15: Displacing Indigenous Peoples - Advanced
Revise the impact of colonization and practice source-based questions.
Day 16: Paths to Modernisation - Advanced
Revise modernization in Japan and China and practice long questions.
Day 17: From the Beginning of Time - Advanced (Optional)
Revise human evolution and practice passage-based questions (if included in your syllabus).
Day 18: Map Work
Focus on map-based questions across all themes.
Day 19: Source-Based Questions
Practice source-based questions for all themes.
Day 20: Previous Year Questions (PYQs)
Solve previous year questions to understand exam patterns.
Day 21: Revision with Flashcards
Use flashcards to revise key concepts across all themes.
Day 22: Revise Writing and City Life and An Empire Across Three Continents
Review Mesopotamia and the Roman Empire using revision notes and flashcards.
Day 23: Revise Nomadic Empires and The Three Orders
Review the Mongol Empire and feudalism in Europe.
Day 24: Revise Changing Cultural Traditions and Displacing Indigenous Peoples
Review the Renaissance and the impact of colonization.
Day 25: Revise Paths to Modernisation and Optional Chapter
Review modernization in East Asia and human evolution (if applicable).
Day 26: Map Work and Source-Based Questions
Practice map-based and source-based questions across all themes.
Day 27: Full-Length Mock Test
Take a full-length mock test to simulate exam conditions.
Day 28: Revise Weak Areas
Focus on topics where you struggled in the mock test, using flashcards and NCERT solutions.
Day 29: Final Revision
Review all themes using mind maps and cheat sheets for quick recall.
Day 30: Final Mock Test and Relaxation
Take another full-length mock test and relax to build confidence for the exam.
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