Gakumas Beginner Missions: the 7-Day Enrollment Track and the Main 初星課題 Chain

Per the game's own mission data, this chain unlocks day by day with the following mission counts: day 1: 6, day 2: 6, day 3: 8, day 4: 6, day 5: 5, day 6: 7, day 7: 5. Early days repeat basic actions (spend AP, use a P-drink, collect skill cards by type) and later days step up in difficulty (hit a produce evaluation total, challenge Contest, reach a C+ evaluation or better with a specific plan) — each day closes with a "clear every mission for the day" task. Every cleared mission adds Beginner Points (初心者Pt); collecting enough pays out a large Jewel lump plus a guaranteed-SSR P-idol gacha ticket (the exact point target and Jewel amount are sourced on the Gakumas codes page).

Per the game's own mission data, chapter 1 contains 60 numbered 初星課題 tasks in a fixed sequence (task 1 through task 60), interleaving story beats (watch chapter 1 episodes) with mechanics (produce, special training, the exchange shop, plan-specific gacha, building a Contest lineup, support cards). A few milestones worth flagging from the data:

• Task 17: pull the Sense gacha once.
• Task 22: pull the Logic gacha once.
• Tasks 24/32: reach a given Producer level.
• Task 25: finish produce runs for multiple different idols — this is the task that unlocks Contest.
• Task 26: build a Contest lineup for the first time.
• Tasks 33/36: clear an "applied" training session for the Sense plan, then the Logic plan.

Since this is a fixed sequence, the order you receive tasks in is effectively the game's intended onboarding path through each system — you don't need to look anything up, just clear them as they appear.

Each day's enrollment mission typically asks you to "clear main task [number]," and per the data those numbers line up like this:

• Day 1 ↔ task 10
• Day 2 ↔ task 20
• Day 3 ↔ task 28
• Day 4 ↔ task 35
• Day 6 ↔ task 55
• Day 7 ↔ task 60

In other words, the two chains are built to run in parallel: keep pace with the main 初星課題 chain and you'll automatically qualify for that day's enrollment rewards — there's no need to treat them as two separate to-do lists.

Beyond the two chains above, the game's own mission data also groups missions that a new player will bump into over time: Achievements (the largest category by count in the whole dataset — passive milestones that accumulate from actions rather than following a fixed sequence), daily/weekly missions (recurring on a schedule), event missions (tied to specific events or individual idols — including per-idol "dearness" missions), and other special missions outside the main chain. Because these don't run on a fixed sequence the way 初星課題 does, this guide doesn't itemize them here — they deserve their own dedicated write-up once researched in more depth.

• Don't miss a day of enrollment missions. That chain is tied to specific days (day 1-7), so log in regularly through the first week to avoid losing out on Beginner Points.
• Follow the 初星課題 order as it appears, don't skip ahead. Since the two chains are paced together, clearing tasks in order automatically nets both sets of rewards.
• Aim for task 25 early. It's the Contest-unlocking milestone and needs finished produce runs for multiple different idols, so don't pour all your time into a single idol if you want into Contest sooner.
• Track Achievements in parallel — they accumulate passively, so many of the actions you take to clear 初星課題 (producing, special training, support cards) count toward Achievements automatically.