PRIYANSHIII · 2026-10-14 · 3 helpful
With around 45 days left, I’d suggest focusing on **high-priority topics + mocks + analysis** rather than trying to complete the entire syllabus.
**1. Quant:** Start immediately with arithmetic (percentages, ratio-proportion, averages, profit & loss, time & work, time-speed-distance) and then cover selected algebra and geometry topics. Focus on concepts followed by CAT-level questions.
**2. VARC:** Practise 2–3 RC passages daily along with VA questions. Focus on accuracy and understanding why options are correct or incorrect.
**3. DILR:** Solve 2 sets daily initially, focusing on set selection, arrangements, tables, graphs and logical reasoning. Quality matters more than the number of sets.
**4. Mocks:** Don’t wait for syllabus completion. Take your first full-length mock within the next 2–3 days, even if your score is low. Analyse it thoroughly to identify weak areas, silly mistakes and question-selection problems. Gradually increase mock frequency based on your analysis time.
**5. Daily routine:** Divide your study time among Quant concepts/practice, VARC, DILR and mock analysis or revision. Adjust the hours according to your schedule.
The main thing is **not to chase 100% syllabus completion now**. Build accuracy, prioritise topics, learn question selection and analyse every mock properly. With 45 days left, consistency and smart selection are more useful than rushing through everything. All the best! 💪
**1. Quant:** Start immediately with arithmetic (percentages, ratio-proportion, averages, profit & loss, time & work, time-speed-distance) and then cover selected algebra and geometry topics. Focus on concepts followed by CAT-level questions.
**2. VARC:** Practise 2–3 RC passages daily along with VA questions. Focus on accuracy and understanding why options are correct or incorrect.
**3. DILR:** Solve 2 sets daily initially, focusing on set selection, arrangements, tables, graphs and logical reasoning. Quality matters more than the number of sets.
**4. Mocks:** Don’t wait for syllabus completion. Take your first full-length mock within the next 2–3 days, even if your score is low. Analyse it thoroughly to identify weak areas, silly mistakes and question-selection problems. Gradually increase mock frequency based on your analysis time.
**5. Daily routine:** Divide your study time among Quant concepts/practice, VARC, DILR and mock analysis or revision. Adjust the hours according to your schedule.
The main thing is **not to chase 100% syllabus completion now**. Build accuracy, prioritise topics, learn question selection and analyse every mock properly. With 45 days left, consistency and smart selection are more useful than rushing through everything. All the best! 💪