Glossary of terms

1. A,B,C..P: Alphabets in the master

timetable have been coded
correspondingly with the master
document herein-below. Check the left
column for the code.
2. R1, R2: The number of times the
subject is expected to be revised. After
having done with the revision of the
particular entry, fill the middle column live
with the code.
3. Eng-1,Log-1: Look into the table
below, both are indicative of practice to be
done from Sectionals, Topics, PYQ and
lastly, CAT sheets or RS Agarwal (in that
order)
4. QL: In the master time table it can be
seen that I have mixed up QL 1 and QL 2 in
the later two weeks. The purpose is simply
to correct your mistakes or get elevated
 marks on the non attempts in your QL 2
days.
5. ALL IR, NI and A&C: These refer to
news pertaining to International Relations,
National Importance and Arts and Culture.
The Revision has been coded in a manner
for you to revise similar topics at the same
time.
6. Duration: The tentative duration for
each entry is given. Now you may take
shorter, in that case either speak to me for
update or accelerate the objectives in the
time table.
Please note that the time table is until 3rd
night. 4-8th November will be very crucial
as you will have to catch up on September
and October.
However, if the time table is met with its
hours, there will be very few new updates
to memorise from those later months.
Similarly, if you are accelerating the table,
 you may choose to consider finishing
atleast September. In that case for the
update show me once.
7. Instructions: You have been given
instructions in the table. For precise
revision, memory and strategic points in
the exam, please strictly abide by them.
 General Note:
1. In case you are taking a print out of
this and making hand filled entries, then
make sure to write the page no of your
other notes in the column for quick
reference.
2. In case you are not taking a print out,
then it makes easier for you to fill and
extend the entries in the table by simply
typing your notes out at one place.
3. In case you are using both, then
make sure if you are referring to other
handwritten notes, their page number or
reference must be there in the given
column below.
 June
Legal <I have added a serial code in left
Duration: 4 days most column, that is the same serial
<if not done in 4 days, you are supposed to put code you will find in your master time
+1 or the number of days taken extra> table above>
A. 1. Article 31C <Update Instructions
2. Prison and Prisoner Revision
rights (right to vote) score by <In here you are required to enter any
3. Right to Vote, Special writing R1 doubt in recognising the principles of
Categories of Voters, (if revised law. I have covered all the topics in
and Voting once, R2 if the class with very few exceptions.>
4. Article 22 of the revised
Constitution twice> <I have also given questions on many
5. Article 300 (right to of them, many topics have also been
acquire property) covered in your Mocks and many of
6. Juvenile Justice Board them remain uncovered through
7. International Criminal questions. In the upcoming days,
Court and questions will be given on the topics
International Court of not covered in our tests>
Justice
8. Live in Relationships <Check on telegram the google keep
9. CBI and ED document I have sent for
10. Wilful Defaulter compilations, start reading those
11. Online Gaming articles and attend those questions,
(Jharkhand) 5- 10 everyday, to revise the topics>
12. Recognition of
Palestine <Make a pdf of your legal mistakes in
13. Supreme Court Order the bracket of covering 10 mocks, for
on Aravalli eg Prime Mock 1-10. The pdf needs to
14. Major and Minor be made from the online version. The
Forest Produce mistake will not only cover the
question but also the passage>

<After making a pdf of at least 10

mocks, you need to reattempt them
all, in the span of not more than 3
sessions of 1 and a half hour each>

<if you weren’t present in class or

have missed the topic, either you can
complete by finding an article on the
topic from the explained/opinion of
either Indian Express or Hindu, or we
will try covering in our remaining
classes>
 General Knowledge
Duration: B1-1, B2- 2 Days, B3-1.5 Days
B. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS (B1) <Update Format Approach for reading and
Revision curating topics:
1. UN Counter Terrorism Score as 1. Read why its relevant
Fund mentioned (historical relevance if)
2. Nepal New currency in the 2. How it affects you, society or
3. Chabhar Port above
the world at large.
4. World Migration column>
Report 3. If not in manthan, google and
5. Critical Minerals see at various sites as to why
Summit the news is covered.
6. Antarctic Treaty
7. Arctic Treaty Don’t read political social or
8. Nairobi Declaration economic reasons, instead focus on
remembering key facts highlighted
NATIONAL EVENTS OF
on the same google page.
SIGNIFICANT IMPORTANCE (B2)
Instructions
1. Fire safety standards
in India <In this column, write the topics
2. Warming of Indian from Manthan that are along the
Ocean same theme or close or relevant as
3. Floating Solar Energy the base topics given in the left
technology column>
4. GI Tag to Kutch Ajrakh
5. Meghalaya Coal and <The duration given is inclusive of
Ankaleshwar Oil you covering your topics from
Spillage manthan or notes>
6. India International
Bullion Exchange <The duration of the topics is
7. WIPO Treaty exclusive of the revision score>
8. Foot rot disease
9. Tea Board in India <Having added the topics from
10. Conserving tigers in Manthan and other sources which
Sahayadri (similar to you may have referred till now must
cheetah relocation) be revised in a connected approach
11. Heat Waves only>
12. La Niña
13. SHAKTI Exercise <There shall be no random revision
14. SMART torpedo of notes, revision will be focused on
system the subject given in the left column>
15. Border Roads
Organisation <for eg, if you are covering
international relations, then first you
 ARTS AND CULTURE AND HISTORY do the base topics, manthan topics,
OF CONTINUING SIGNIFICANCE class notes and only keep your focus
(B3) on the international relations>
1. Rabindra Nath Tagore
2. Sahitya Akademi <for eg, now that you have covered
3. Fakhruddin Ali international relations, write R1 as
Ahmed that would constitute first revision>
4. Maria Tribe
5. Saint Lalon Shah <You have also been given the
Fakir duration to finish the above
6. Hampi and deadlines per month, please stick to
Virupkasha temple that very strictly>
7. Mauxi village (IVC and
Neolithic sites) <Every student needs to achieve R4
8. Booker Prize for each subject of every month
9. World Press Freedom before November 5th, i.e. the
Index deadline for this schedule>
10. 50 years of POKHRAN

August Notes
Legal
Duration: 4 days Revision
Score
C. 1. Constitutional Morality
2. Gram Nayalaya
3. SC verdict on GM
Mustard
4. Expunction Powers in
Parliament
5. Defamation case
against Wikipedia
6. Role of Lt Gov
7. Money Route Bill
8. Central Information
Commission (RTI)
9. President of India and
State, Concurrent Bills
10. Cultural Property
Agreement
11. Coal Mining and Tax
12. New Tax Regime
General Knowledge
Duration: D1-1 Day, D2- 2 days, D3-1.5
D. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS (D1)
1. India- Russia and SCO
2. State of World
Mangroves
3. State of Myanmar
4. Colombo Process
5. India and Austria
6. BRICS
7. QUAD and IPMDA
8. Hurricane Beryl
9. Managing Space Junk
10. Chevaya Falls

EVENTS OF NATIONAL IMPORTANCE

(D2)
1. Financial Services
Institution Bureau
2. LNG Imports and
Importing stations in
India
3. FISHMIP project
4. Digital Bharat Nidhi
5. PM SHRI Scheme
6. MYKPY Yojana
7. Vulture Conservation
8. Carbon Border
Adjustment Mechanism
9. Cheetah in Gujarat
10. Hole in Koyna,
Maharashtra
11. Chief of Army Staff
12. Project Zorawar
13. Exercise Pitch Black
14. Thorium based Nuclear
Power reactors and
location of other
important Nuclear
Power Reactors.
15. Durand cup
16. NIPUN
17. PARAKH

Arts and Culture and History

(D3)
1. World Heritage
Committee
2. Santhals
 3. Mudras in Buddhism
4. Miniature Paintings
5. Swami Vivekananda
6. Khandagiri and Udaygiri
Caves
7. Ahoms
8. Chandra Shekhar Azad
9. Kalaripayattu
10. Amaravati and Buddhist
Significance
11. Lokmanya Tilak

July Notes
Legal
Duration: 1 Day
E. 1. Oath taking Cermony and Revision
Parliamentary Oath Score
2. Council of Ministers and
President
3. Cabinet Committees
4. Bail and Interim Bail
5. NOTA
6. Supreme Court on
Misleading
Advertisements
7. Living will and Passive
Euthanasia
8. Pro Term Speaker of Lok
Sabha
9. Joint Session of
Parliament
10. Public Examinations Act
(NEET)
General Knowledge Notes
Duration: F1- 1 day, F2- 1.5 days, F3-2 days
F. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS (F1) Revision
1. BRICS Score
2. High Seas Biodiversity
Report
3. Panchsheel
4. Global Gender Gap Index
5. India and Norway
6. PAROS treaty
7. Indus Water Treaty
 8. International
Hydrographic
Organisation
9. FATF reports
10. Coalition for Disaster
Resilient infrastructure

ARTS AND CULTURE AND HISTORY

(F2)
1. Ahilyabai Holkar
2. Rigveda Text
3. Koya Tribe
4. Kheer Bhawani Mela
5. Joshimath and
Kosiyakutoli
6. World Craft City and
Srinagar
7. UNESCO and Kozikhode
8. Sant Kabir Das
9. Nalanda University
10. International Yoga Day
11. Dr Syama Prasad
Mookherjee

EVENTS OF NATIONAL IMPORTANCE

(F3)
1. National Security Advisor
2. ESakshya App
3. Maternity Leaves
4. Space MAITRI
5. TRISHNA mission
6. Operation Blue Star
7. RIMPAC
8. JIMEX
9. Kargil War Victory
10. SIPRI Annual Report
11. Exercise HOPEX
12. National Financial
Reporting Authority
13. GST council
14. Biological Diversity
Amendment Act
15. New Ramsar Sites
16. Nitrogen, Nitrous
Emissions, Liquid
nitrogen and nitrogen in
form of urea
 May
Legal
Duration: 1 Day
G. 1. Artificial Intelligence Revision Notes
and Copyright Score
2. Article 14 and 21
3. Curative Petition
4. Article 244A of the
Constitution
5. Law for Nomination in
Elections
6. FSSAI powers and
regulations
7. Movable and
Immovable Assets
8. Election Symbols
9. Domestic Violence
and Maintenance
10. Forest definition by
the Supreme Court.
General Knowledge
Duration: H1-0.5 Day, H2-1 Day, H3-1 Day
H. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS (H1) Revision Notes
1. Eurasian Economic Score
Union
2. AUKUS
3. GCC
4. Artificial Sun
TOKOMAC
5. Fukushima Water
Issue

NATIONAL IMPORTANCE (H2)

1. National Security
Guard
2. Project AkashDeep
3. National Cadet Corps
4. DURGA 2
5. Crystal Maze 2
6. Kachateevu Island
7. RBI and its functions
8. CDP-SURAKSHA
 9. LAC and
infrastructure
developments

ARTS AND CULTURE AND

HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE (H3)

1. Vaikom Satyagraha
2. Panhala Fort
3. Konda Reddi Tribe
4. Gudi Padua
5. Rakhigarhi Findings
and IVC culture
6. Harappan culture in
Kutch
7. BR Ambedkar

April
Legal
Duration: 1.5 Days
1. I.Lokayukta and Lokpal Revision Notes
2. Financial Intelligence Score
Unit
3. Supreme Court and
Parliamentary Privileges
4. Maratha quota and Tamil
Nadu Quoa
5. Article 370, 371 and
Ladakh
6. Nomination to Rajya
Sabha
7. National Commission of
SC and ST
8. Model code of conduct
9. Cinematograph
(certification) rules,
2024
10. Fact Check Unit
11. Section 123 of the
Representation of
peoples Act
12. Disability Law
General Knowledge
Duration: J1-1 Day, J2-1 Day, J3-0.5 days
J. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS (J1) Revision Notes
1. India and Brazil Score
2. India and Bhutan
3. Operation Indravati
4. India led Group of
Friends
5. International
Telecommunication
Union
6. EFTA and India
7. Yoaounde Declaration

NATIONAL IMPORTANCE (J2)

1. Palm Oil and Northeast
India
2. Human Development
report
3. E Kisan Upaj Nidhi
4. GI Tags to Majuli Masks
5. Surya Ghar Muft Bijli
Yojana
6. Cooperative Societies
and NUCFDC
7. Fast Breeder Reactors
8. INS Jatayu and Kolkatat
9. Project Seabird
10. Advanced Medium
Combat Aircraft
11. LAMITIYE 2024
12. PM JANMAN

ARTS AND CULTURE AND HISTORY

SIGNIFICANCE (J3)
1. Lahore Resolution
2. Savitribai Phule
3. Sabarmati Gandhi
Ashram
4. Usha Mehta
5. Potti Sriramulu
6. Chausath Khamba
7. Hyderabad Liberation
Day
8. Venice Biennale
 March
Legal
Duration: 2 Days
K. 1. Panchayati Raj Revision Notes
Institutions Score
2. UCC
3. Article 142
4. Water (prevention
and control of
pollution) act and
amendments
5. Sixth Schedule
6. Simultaneous
Elections
7. Motion of thanks
8. Preamble
9. Concept of Nazool
immovable property
10. Electoral Bonds
Scheme
11. 41 A of the CRPC
12. Right to Adoption
13. UAPA and unlawful
associations
General Knowledge
Duration: L1-0.5 day, L2-1 day, L3-1 Day
L. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS (L1) Revision Notes
1. Raisina Dialogue Score
2. International Solar
Alliance
3. African club
4. South Asia
Subregiional
Economic
Cooperation
5. Nagoya Protocol

NATIONAL IMPORTANCE (L2)

1. Legal MSP
2. Sudarshan Setu
3. Atal Setu
4. Exercise Dharma
Guardian
5. INDUS X summit
6. MILAN 2024
7. HEAT- Abhyaas
8. SWATI portal
 Arts and Culture, History of
Continuing Significance
(L3)
1. Grammy
2. Jnanpith Awards
3. Rani Chenamma
4. Sant Guru Ravidas
5. Mohammed Quili
Qutub Shah
6. Chalukya temples
7. Hastsal Minar
8. Abu Dhabi first
temple

February Notes
Legal
Duration: 1 Day
M. 1. Free Legal Aid Revision
2. Remission Score
3. Minority status to
Aligarh Muslim
University
4. FCRA registration and
Amendment
5. Sapinda Marriage
6. National Investigation
Agency
7. 10th Schedule of the
Indian Constitution
General Knowledge
Duration: N1-2 days, N2- 2 days, N3- 1 Day
N. NATIONAL IMPORTANCE (N1) Revision Notes
1. E-SCR portal Score
2. PRERANA
3. SVAMITVA
4. Pradhan Mantri
Suryodaya Yojana
5. MPLADS and E Sakshi
6. National Clean Air
Porgramme
7. Coal Production in India
(MAP)
8. Coastal Zone
Regulations
 9. Multidimensional
Poverty Index
10. India and Argentina
(lithium Blocks)
11. Vulture Restaurant in
Jharkhand
12. National Sports Awards
13. Corruption Perception
Index
14. Jeevan Raksha Padak
Series of Awards
15. Pravasiya Bharati Divas
16. PRITHVI Scheme
17. Exercise Desert
Cyclone, Khanjar, Sada
Tansen
18. Project Veer Gatha
19. Vijay Raghavan
Committee
20. AKASH missile
21. India Myanmar Border
Free Movement Regime
22. Operation Sarva Shakti
23. P75I procurements
24. 75th Republic Day.

ARTS AND CULTURES AND HISTORY

OF CONTINUING SIGNIFICANCE
(N2)
1. Kadamba Inscription
2. Nritya Kalanidhi Award
3. Kateel yakshagana Mela
4. Artwork in the Indian
Constitution
5. Vadanagar
6. Saint thiruvallar
7. Chittorgarh fort
8. Jagannath Temple
Corridot
9. Parakram Diwas
10. Maratha Military
Landscapes
11. Madhika Language
12. Guruvayur Temple
13. Gyanwapi Mosque
14. River linking project (MP
and Rajasthan)
 15. Inland waterways in
India
16. Indias graphene Center

International Relations (N3)

1. NAM
2. World Economic Forum
3. UN Statistical
Commission
4. NATO (Sweden and
turkey)
5. NISAR satellite
6. National Quantum
Mission
7. Ingenuity helicopter
(and other important
rovers of NASA and
ISRO)
8. India and South Korea
9. India and Nepal Joint
Commission Meeting

January Notes
Legal
Duration: 1 day
O. 1. CEC and EC Act and Revision
amendments Score
2. Telecom Bill
3. UDHR
4. Finance Commission
and CAG
5. SC and J&K Special
Status
6. Special Provisions for
States in India
7. Exit Polls
General Knowledge
Duration: P1-1 day, P2- 1 Day, P3- 1.5 days.
P. NATIONAL IMPORTANCE (P1) Revision Notes
1. Child Labour Score
2. Auction for Critical
Minerals
3. Monetary Policy
Committee
 4. Central Bank Digital
Currency
5. Guidelines against Dark
Patterns
6. Periodic Labour Force
Surbey
7. Remission of Duties and
Taxes on Exports
Products
8. Tax Devolution to States
9. Naya Savera Scheme
10. Char Dham Project
11. NAMO Drone Didi

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS (P2)

1. Angola and OPEC
2. India and ASSEAN
3. Indian Ocean Naval
Symposium
4. Global drought and
UNCCD 50th anniversary
5. COP 28
6. India and Germany
7. World Meterological
Organisation
8. Iceland Volcano Eruption
9. SLIM Mission
10. Amrit Technology

ARTS AND CULTURES AND HISTORY

OF CONTINUING SIGNIFICANCE (P3)
1. Indira Gandhi Prize
2. UNESO Asia Pacific
awards for cultural
heritage conservation
3. Hornbill Festival
4. Hauz I Shamsi
5. Cooper coins and
Mohenjadaro
6. Hanukkah
7. Shantiniketan
8. Channaptna toys
9. Garba and UNESCO
10. Kolattam Dance
11. Tamil Sangamam
 English and Logical

<Instruction: Step 1 before every assessment/analysis, it is essential to decode the

type of the passage.>

Anatomy of a Passage (The type of passages in the mocks and exams should be picked in
the order given below. However, the order is general in nature. If a student with a tabled
exercise given below is able to figure his custom type of selection, it is most welcome and
recommended)

1. Political & Current Events-based passages: These passages are the easiest to
understand.

These passages can be accompanied by both direct/factual questions as well as

indirect ones. Most of these passages will necessarily have an analytical tone and
thus figuring out the issue, main argument and conclusion/suggestion of author
becomes an easy work.

2. Social Science Passages: These passages are from historical, geographical and
political arenas. Mostly, these passages are enjoyable to read and are not too
dense.

A lot of inferential questions are asked from these passages to check your reading
and comprehension abilities. Generally, the answer can be inferred by also
reading the line before and after the one referred to.

Some of the questions are straightforward and you can spot the answers directly
from the passage statements.

3. Economics Passages: These are based on important economic theories and

business events. You need to be aware of the basic language and concepts of
business and economics. Since most of you guys belong to humanities, it is the
next easy passage to pick.

Questions posed from these passages will be easy to answer since they are not
too indirect. Look for the direct references from the questions to the passages.

If the passage contains fundamentals from your school subjects, then feel free to
use those concepts to your advantage.

4. Science-based Passages: These passages deal with subjects that belong to

sciences- biology, chemistry, medicine, technology and mathematics. These
passages present a lot of facts, and may appear boring.

Do not get confused by their technical jargon and focus on the main ideas being
presented by the author of the passage. Look in the introduction and conclusion
 to know which issue does the passage refers to, is it about a technical concept or
it is discussing an issue in a technical concept.

Most of the time, questions asked from these type of passages are easy to
understand and answer.

If the technicals get confusing, then either avoid the question, or attempt the ones
which are either “quoted” or have a specific reference.

5. Liberal Art Passages: These passages are related to philosophy, sociology and
psychology. Generally, these passages are very dense and demand intense focus
for comprehension.

The questions based on these passages focus on the overall picture, and check
your overall understanding of the ideas presented. Please be wary of following the
Introduction + Conclusion approach in here.

You need to identify the underlying idea to answer the questions correctly. The
contextual meaning plays a vital role here. (The philosophy passages will have the
poetic devices of simile and metaphor used, identifying the metaphor or the
poetic device can also be used to decode)

Cheat Sheet.

Introduction Main Body Conclusion

Main Idea (focus on Argument Main Idea
summarising the passage
with Intro and conclusion
together)
Theme/Title Theme/Title
Analogy (always on the Suggestion/Message
same reasoning as the
Argument)
Inference (will be on same Inference (will be same as
idea if the question the aspect of the Main
generally states “from the Argument if the passage
passage” involves a reference to the
line that does not form part
of introduction or
conclusion
Assumption: all the Assumption: if the Assumption: if the
material or immaterial assumption is from the statement refers to a
things stated to be true for main argument or specific sentence in the
the author to write the argument, the author will conclusion. Then all the
passage or article and the himself list down the stated arguments of the
given issue in it. reasons for his conviction author are taken as proved.
in the argument. All the
 stated reasons are Thus making all of them as
assumptions. relevant assumptions.
Strengthening/Weakening: Strengthening/Weakening: If the reference in the
If the reference is general in 1. If the reference in question is in the
the question; then for the question is conclusion. Then either the
strengthening all the specifically argument is general or it
assumptions that were true referring to the Main involves future
for the author to write the argument, then the implications. Choose the
article must be taken into same approach option accordingly.
account. And one of those given in left column For weakening, find the
assumptions will be shall be followed conclusion opposite to the
strengthened in the 2. If the reference in one stated in the passage.
options. the question refers
to a specific
For weakening: find the argument which is
option that goes against not the main
your assumptions in the argument. Then
passage. assumptions shall
be limited to only
that argument.
Avoid making
general
assumptions in that
case.

For weakening: Same

Approach as given in the
left column.

Phrase based questions will depend on estimating based on the context, context can
be figured with the location of the phrase i.e. Intro, main body or conclusion
For Vocabulary: eliminate first the synonyms among the options, with the rest
estimation can be tried. Or the question must be left.

Schedule

Subject Plan of Work Duration

<Instructions: These 3
hours are inclusive of
attempting and analysing
them. For aspects of
analysing refer to the table
below>
Eng-1 4 Topic or 4 Sectional Tests 3 hours
based on comprehension
 <if the Topic/Sectionals are
over then start solving the
English PYQ. If PYQ are also
over then pick some sheets
from the center for CAT
verbal passage based
reasoning and solve them>
Log-1 Same as above (solve 3 hours
majorly in “Reasoning”
section of Sectionals)

<if the Topic/Sectionals are

over then start solving the
PYQ and Buy RS Agarwal
Verbal Reasoning. Only the
critical reasoning needs to
solved from the book>

Analysing

Code English PDF : EPD

Code Logical PDF: LPD

Duration: 1.5 hours per PDF.

Type of Passage and PDF Type of Question Solution

Number
<Instruction: You will make <Corresponding to the left <Lastly, you will type the
pdf of your English and column, then write the type solution from the passage.
Logical mistakes from the of question i.e. This solution must be
previous mocks, in bracket inference/reference strictly in accordance with
of 5. Same as legal, must based/assumptions> the cheat sheet given
be made from the online above>
format>
<Where there is extraneous
<For eg. PDF 1 contains 5 logic is in work, and you
mocks, and mistakes are 7. think the cheat sheet
First you will write: PDF 1: cannot be employed, your
science based passage, logic must be stated here
philosophical etc.> and it should be checked
by me>

<if there is no reference in

the passage that can be
readily discovered or
comprehended, double
 check the article and its
meaning because there is a
major chance you have
missed it>

Quantitative Aptitude

Code: QL1 (level 1) and QL2 (level 2)

Topics until November 5th D-Day

Profit Loss, Percentages, Ratio and Proportion (mixtures), Averages, Basic Algebra and
formulae’s and mensuration and statistical estimation.

Topics Level-1 Level-2

<Instructions: During this <After you have put 12-14
level of prep, you should days of effort in solving all
use your hard bound the individual questions,
material to get comfortable level 2 will entail,
in the individual reattempting the
conceptual questions and quantitative sections of
finish if there are any left> mocks>

<I haven’t put any dates for

statistical estimation yet
because that will require
you to curate questions
from the mocks, refer to the
right column>

<Give two Topic/Sectional

Tests from each topic>
Data Interpretation <Solve the hard bound <Instruction: Pick up any
book for pie chart, graphs, mock with a strict time of
bar graph questions> 25 minutes and solve 7-8
questions correctly>
<It is inevitable that you
must do two data <One passage will fetch
interpretation questions you 6 marks, for the second
everyday> passage, you must learn to
choose questions before
Until the one day before the attempting the passage.>
deadline. Everyday.
Profit and Loss 2 Days (atleast 2 and half <While reattempting if you
hours to it each day) are able to only solve 6
 Percentages 2 days questions, then look in
Ratio and Proprotions 2 days your actual mock
Averages 2 days performance and see if
Basic Algebra (Class X) 2 days there were other questions
Mensuration 2 days you attempted and got
Statistical Estimation - right>

<If you have solved the

same passage which you
had solved in your earlier
mock, then without
attempting the second
passage entirely. Don’t end
this exercise. Open the
video solution and take a
clue or run to the quants
faculty the next day>