IPMAT Indore study plan

Diagnose baseline accuracy in Mathematics Proficiency by solving 40 mixed questions (arithmetic, algebra, geometry, modern maths) under timed conditions and log topic-wise accuracy

Build a formula and shortcut sheet covering percentages, ratio-proportion, averages, and profit-loss, then apply each formula to at least 10 questions

Drill 30 logical reasoning puzzles on seating arrangement and blood relations, writing the arrangement or family tree for every question before choosing an answer

Establish a 6-hour weekly timetable split across weekday micro-sessions and one weekend block, and track it in a single log

Solve 60 arithmetic questions (time-speed-distance, work, mixtures, simple and compound interest) with a target of 70% accuracy

Practice 25 data-interpretation sets (tables, bar graphs, pie charts) and record time per set to build speed

Complete 30 logical reasoning questions on syllogisms and direction sense, drawing Venn diagrams and direction maps for each

Review every incorrect question from Weeks 1-2 and rewrite the correct approach in your own words

Master algebra and number system concepts by solving 50 questions on linear and quadratic equations, progressions, and divisibility

Solve 40 quantitative aptitude questions on ratio, partnership, and ages under a 90-second-per-question cap

Learn 10 calculation shortcuts (squares up to 40, cubes up to 15, fraction-to-percentage conversions) and test them in a timed drill

Identify the 5 most frequent question types in IPMAT-style quantitative sections and rank them by expected marks per minute

Complete 40 geometry and mensuration questions (triangles, circles, coordinate geometry) and memorise the associated theorems and formulas

Solve 30 logical reasoning questions on coding-decoding, series, and analogies with a 60-second-per-question limit

Attempt 25 quantitative comparison and approximation questions to build judgement-based answering skills

Consolidate all error logs so far into a single revision document organised by topic

Read 6 editorial-style passages and answer 30 inference, tone, and main-idea questions, justifying each answer with a line reference

Revise grammar rules for subject-verb agreement, tenses, modifiers, and parallelism, then apply them to 40 error-spotting and sentence-correction questions

Build a vocabulary log of 60 words drawn from reading passages, including usage sentences you write yourself

Practice 20 para-jumble and summary questions using a structure-first approach (opening line, connectors, conclusion)

Complete 50 verbal ability questions covering fill-in-the-blanks, idioms, and word usage under timed conditions

Solve 30 critical reasoning questions (assumption, strengthen, weaken, conclusion) by identifying the premise and conclusion in each argument

Write 4 short paraphrases of 100 words each to sharpen precision and concision in expression

Analyse the verbal error log and eliminate the 3 most repeated mistake patterns

Take 2 full-length timed mocks covering all four domains and record section-wise scores and time allocation

Review each mock for at least 90 minutes, classifying every error as conceptual, careless, or time-pressure

Refine a section-order and question-selection strategy that maximises attempted questions within the time limit

Re-solve the 30 hardest questions from your error log without notes to confirm retention

Take 3 full-length mocks under strict exam conditions and target a steady improvement in each attempt

Revise the formula sheet, vocabulary log, and error log in three dedicated sessions

Practice 40 rapid-fire questions across all domains to rebuild speed and confidence

Finalise exam-day logistics: section order, time checkpoints, and a skip rule for questions exceeding the time cap