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With 120 days left until the YKS exam, this is the last opportunity for students aiming for high AYT scores to start. The program is structured into 6 steps, aiming to meticulously cover and master AYT content for excellent results. The teacher emphasizes that all resource and instructor recommendations are personal preferences, and students can substitute them with their trusted alternatives. The core principle is simplicity and focusing on no more than three subjects simultaneously to maintain focus and depth of study.
Step 1 focuses on Geometry, AYT Mathematics, and AYT Physics. For Geometry, follow Eyüp Bey, using his VDD and 345 question bank, aiming to complete all triangle topics. For AYT Math, follow Mert Hoca, using Metin Parkur or İlaç, 345, and Orijinal books, targeting functions, polynomials, and first-degree equations. For AYT Physics, follow Özcan Hoca, using 345 and 3D, covering all mechanics topics from vectors to circular motion. Physics is allocated twice the study time compared to Geometry and Math due to its heavier content.
Step 2 introduces new routines. A crucial routine for Geometry is practicing with exam-style questions from sources like Deneme Deposu or Orijinal's triangle test meters, as question bank formats differ significantly from actual exam conditions. In Geometry, the focus shifts to Analytical Geometry to build a strong foundation for AYT Math topics like parabolas and functions. AYT Math covers complex numbers, parabolas, inequalities, logarithms, and sequences. AYT Physics completes the remaining topics from simple harmonic motion to modern physics, maintaining the 2:1 ratio for study time.
Step 3's routines include Barış Mathematics' concept tests, specifically sets 2 and 3, to tackle more challenging problems in AYT Math, and Ertan Sinan Şahin's AYT Physics mock exams to diversify problem exposure. Geometry covers polygons and quadrilaterals. AYT Math progresses to Trigonometry and Limits. AYT Chemistry is introduced, with a focus on practical teaching from Ferrum to optimize learning time due to the limited schedule. Resources include Orbital and Aydın. Except for gases, electrochemistry, and organic chemistry, all other AYT Chemistry topics are completed in this step. The subject weight is 1 unit for Geometry, 1.5 for AYT Math, and 2 for AYT Chemistry.
Step 4 continues with the remaining halves of Barış Mathematics' concept tests and introduces Egzersiz's AYT Physics mock exams for further challenge. Geometry focuses on circles and conic sections. AYT Math delves into derivatives and integrals. AYT Chemistry completes the previously omitted challenging topics: gases, electrochemistry, and organic chemistry. A critical note is to not over-stress on overly difficult gas questions from question banks as they often deviate from exam difficulty. The emphasis remains on efficiency and targeting high-yield topics relevant to YKS.
Step 5's routines involve Barış Mathematics' latest test set (trigonometry, limits, derivatives, integrals), Apotemi's AYT Physics exams, and 345's AYT Chemistry exams. Geometry concludes with solid bodies and analytical geometry of the circle. AYT Math covers permutation, combination, probability, and binomial theorem. AYT Biology begins with Doctor Biology as the instructor, using Biyotik and Palme resources. All systems (human body systems) are completed in this step. Students are advised to take notes while studying Biology, but to build upon existing materials rather than creating notes from scratch to save time. The subject weight is 1 unit for Geometry, 1.5 for AYT Math, and 2 for AYT Biology.
In the final Step 6, with most AYT Math and Geometry topics covered, the focus shifts to daily mock exams for both AYT Mathematics and AYT Science. Recommended mock exam publishers for Math are 3D, Metin, and Acil; for Science, 3D, 345, and Bilgi Sarmal. It's acknowledged that depending on individual progress, not all recommended mock exams may be completed. For AYT Biology, the remaining topics outside of human body systems are concluded. The time allocation prioritizes mock exam analysis and dedicated AYT Biology study. The speaker reiterates that while the program is intense, it aims for high achievement, encouraging students to push for their best.