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. This the exact plan ( I have dot six months)
Plan starts: may 16th.
Clat this year is on December 6th.
- 2 hours of legal reasoning
- 1 hour of critical reasoning
- 1 hour of analytical reasoning
- 1 hour of maths
- 4 hours of GK and static GK ( 3 hours for current affairs because I have backlog + 1 hour for static GK)
Also for English: daily reading and vocab + grammer. Done during free time majorly. goal: 1 Novel/book per week + daily editorials and analysis of the same.
legal reasoning: 1 hour of static legal GK and concepts + 1 hour of timed practice and analysis.
analytical reasoning: slow solving of puzzles of different types in the first two months and then timed sectionals with analysis for the next 4 months
maths: basic concepts in the first 2 months while slow solving caseletes and then timed caseletes/DI + analysis and revision in the next 4 months
critical reasoning: basic concepts in the first one month and then timed practice and analysis within 1 hour slot from then onward.
+ 2 weekly well analysed mocks. On those days: analysis of mocks and no legal reasoning or critical reasoning. I'll be noting my mock mistakes in a log book and spending 2-2.5 hours on analysis.
By May 16th I'll be done with roughly 40+ well analysed and in-depth mocks. In the final 20 days I'll just be doing 1 daily mock with analysis and gk + static + legal static revision.