JEMAT study plan

Diagnose baseline accuracy in arithmetic by solving 40 mixed questions under a 50-minute timer and logging every error by cause

Rebuild speed on percentages, ratio-proportion and averages by drilling 15 questions per topic with a 60-second-per-question cap

Memorise the tables up to 25, squares up to 30 and common fraction-to-percentage conversions, and self-test them twice

Solve time-speed-distance and time-and-work problems using the unitary and LCM methods until 8 of 10 are correct

Apply profit-loss and simple/compound interest formulae to 30 questions without referring to notes

Practise elimination and approximation on 20 questions to avoid full calculation where options permit

Cover permutations-combinations and probability basics at the level of single-stage selection problems, solving 20 questions

Build a reasoning baseline by attempting 30 mixed questions across series, coding-decoding and blood relations

Set up a formula sheet for quantitative topics and a rule sheet for reasoning patterns, and review both weekly

Solve seating arrangement and puzzle sets of 5 questions each within 8 minutes per set, completing 6 sets

Practise syllogism and statement-conclusion questions using Venn diagrams until 9 of 10 are correct

Train data interpretation by reading 4 tables and 4 bar or pie charts and answering 5 questions on each within 6 minutes

Read two 400-word passages daily and answer 5 inference and tone questions on each, marking the line in the passage that supports each answer

Revise grammar rules for subject-verb agreement, tenses, articles and prepositions, then apply them to 40 error-spotting questions

Build a personal list of 60 high-frequency exam words with synonyms and use each in one original sentence

Practise para-jumbles and sentence-completion questions, completing 25 of each with reasoning written for every choice

Summarise current business and economic news from the past three months into 20 bullet notes covering policy, markets and major companies

Revise core management concepts including the functions of management, marketing mix, and basic accounting terms such as balance sheet and working capital

Take two full-length mocks under exam timing and record section-wise attempts, accuracy and time spent

Analyse each mock within 24 hours and rework every incorrect question until it can be solved unaided

Fix a section order and a per-section time budget, then rehearse it in the second mock

Take three full-length mocks on alternate days and review each the same day

Revisit only the error log and formula sheets, avoiding new topics

Rehearse the exam-day routine including sleep timing, a timed warm-up set of 10 questions, and skipping rules for stuck questions