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Introduction An exam hall is noisy in your head. The goal is to protect your focus for two hours Time plan Divide the paper into two or three passes. First pass quick wins. Second pass medium. Third pass leftover questions if time permits…

Introduction Mocks are not a test of ego. They are a tool to learn. Use a simple system to move from fifty percent to eighty Before the mock Set a plan. Choose a target attempt order and time cutoffs for sections. Decide what you will ski…

Introduction Notes are only useful if you open them again. Write notes that are short visual and personal Keep it short Write in your own words. One idea per line. Use simple language and avoid decoration Make structure Use headers under…

Introduction Current affairs feels out of control only when there is no routine. Build a tiny daily plan and repeat it for months Daily Read one reliable newspaper or a curated brief. Limit this to thirty minutes. Write three bullet point…

Introduction Reasoning becomes easier when you learn how to read a puzzle before you try to solve it Start slow Read the question once without a pen. Ask what type it is arrangements sets directions or coding. Decide the tool to use and o…

Introduction Speed math is not magic. It is a set of simple habits that reduce steps and mistakes Number sense Round numbers to friendly values to estimate. This tells you if your answer is in the right ballpark Tables and squares Know t…

Introduction Grammar errors are usually small but they cost marks. Fix the high frequency issues first and your score improves fast Subject verb agreement Find the subject and match number. Data is is wrong in most contexts. Data are or t…

Introduction A ninety day plan is long enough to build real depth and short enough to feel urgent. Start by writing the syllabus on one page. Mark topics as strong average or weak. Now divide the calendar into three blocks of thirty days …