100 Days Action Plan — SSC (Start: 06 Dec 2025)
SSC 100 DAYS ACTION PLAN – COMPLETE PREMIUM GUIDE (2025)
The **100 Days Action Plan for SSC students (2025)** is a strategic academic program implemented by the Andhra Pradesh School Education Department.
Its goal is simple:
improve pass percentage, boost conceptual learning, and prepare every student to face SSC Public Examinations with full confidence.
This article explains the plan clearly in a **modern website style** with neatly designed cards, gradient headings, and premium outline buttons.
Key Highlights of the 100 Days Plan
- Daily Slip Tests — Conducted every day from 4 PM to 5 PM. Marks uploaded in the LEAP App.
- Morning Remedial Classes — 8 AM to 9 AM for slow learners, doubt clarification, & concept strengthening.
- Level-1 & Level-2 Question Banks for every subject based on Rising Stars (C/D) and Shining Stars (A/B).
- 3 Model Papers for each subject following the latest SSC exam blueprint.
- Subject-wise competency tracking for improved academic monitoring.
- Daily Homework & Notebook Verification by subject teachers.
- Weekly Performance Review Meetings with headmaster & subject committees.
Download Subject-wise Action Plan PDFs
Click on any subject below to download the **official 100 Days Plan PDF**.
100 Days Preparation Strategy – Complete Breakdown
1. Daily Revision (30 Minutes)
Students must revise previously studied topics every morning to strengthen memory retention.
2. Concept-based Teaching
Teachers must use competency-based teaching, activity-based learning, and textbook analysis.
3. Slip Test Analysis
Each student's graph must be tracked. Students scoring less than 40% require special attention.
4. Weekly Evaluations
Every Saturday, a multi-subject test must be conducted to evaluate the weekly competencies.
5. Model Paper Practice
Students must attempt at least 6 full-length model papers before the SSC Public Exams.
6. Health + Nutrition Monitoring
Schools must ensure students receive nutritious meals under MDM to maintain concentration levels.
7. Parent–Teacher Coordination
Regular PTMs every 15 days to update parents about attendance, homework, and slip test performance.
Students must revise previously studied topics every morning to strengthen memory retention.
2. Concept-based Teaching
Teachers must use competency-based teaching, activity-based learning, and textbook analysis.
3. Slip Test Analysis
Each student's graph must be tracked. Students scoring less than 40% require special attention.
4. Weekly Evaluations
Every Saturday, a multi-subject test must be conducted to evaluate the weekly competencies.
5. Model Paper Practice
Students must attempt at least 6 full-length model papers before the SSC Public Exams.
6. Health + Nutrition Monitoring
Schools must ensure students receive nutritious meals under MDM to maintain concentration levels.
7. Parent–Teacher Coordination
Regular PTMs every 15 days to update parents about attendance, homework, and slip test performance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: When does the 100 Days Action Plan start?
It starts on December 6th, 2025.
It starts on December 6th, 2025.
Q2: Are slip tests compulsory?
Yes. Daily slip tests are a mandatory part of academic monitoring.
Yes. Daily slip tests are a mandatory part of academic monitoring.
Q3: Are the PDFs available in the LEAP app?
Yes, all subject PDFs are uploaded in the LEAP App.
Yes, all subject PDFs are uploaded in the LEAP App.
Q4: How many model papers will be provided?
A total of 3 model papers per subject will be provided.
A total of 3 model papers per subject will be provided.
Q5: Are parents required to attend PTM?
Yes. Parent involvement is mandatory to improve student performance.
Yes. Parent involvement is mandatory to improve student performance.
Disclaimer
This article is created for educational purposes only. All official information belongs to the School Education Department and the Directorate of Government Examinations, AP. For original documents, visit the LEAP App or official government portals.
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