JIPMAT study plan

Audit your current Quantitative Aptitude level by solving 30 mixed-difficulty questions under a 45-minute timer and log your accuracy per topic.

Rebuild arithmetic fundamentals: practise percentages, ratio and proportion, and averages until you can convert between fraction, decimal, and percentage forms without hesitation.

Build a personal formula sheet covering percentage change, successive discounts, and proportion splitting, then write one worked example per formula.

Set up an error log with columns for topic, cause of error (concept, calculation, misread), and corrective action, and record every mistake this week.

Drill profit and loss, simple and compound interest, and partnership problems in timed blocks of 10 questions to build speed on commercial arithmetic.

Solve time-speed-distance and time-and-work problems using unit-rate and LCM shortcut methods, and compare each answer against the conventional method.

Practise ratio-based mixture and alligation problems, writing the allegation diagram for every question before calculating.

Review last week's error log and re-solve every logged question cold, without looking at the original solution.

Master number system concepts: divisibility rules up to 11, HCF and LCM, remainders, and cyclicity of unit digits.

Solve permutation, combination, and probability questions by first classifying each as arrangement, selection, or chance, then choosing the method.

Work through mensuration and geometry basics: area and perimeter of standard figures, Pythagoras triples, and properties of triangles and circles.

Time yourself on 20 number-system and geometry questions to identify which sub-topics still consume more than two minutes each.

Learn to read tabular and bar data sets by extracting only the figures a question needs and ignoring irrelevant columns.

Practise percentage-change and ratio comparisons across data sets, estimating answers before computing them exactly.

Solve line-graph and pie-chart questions, converting pie-chart angles to values quickly and checking totals for consistency.

Attempt a 20-question data interpretation set in 30 minutes and record how many errors came from misreading rather than calculation.

Build logical reasoning accuracy on series completion, analogies, and classification by solving 15 questions of each type and noting the rule used.

Practise seating arrangement and puzzle questions by drawing a fixed diagram for every problem before answering.

Work through syllogisms and blood relations using Venn diagrams and family trees rather than mental shortcuts.

Solve direction sense and ranking-order problems and verify each answer by re-tracing the path or order.

Read two passages of 400 to 600 words each under a 12-minute limit and answer the accompanying questions, marking where in the passage each answer is supported.

Practise inference and tone questions by eliminating options that are true but not stated in the passage.

Revise grammar fundamentals: subject-verb agreement, tenses, articles, prepositions, and common confusions such as affect versus effect.

Complete 30 sentence-correction and fill-in-the-blank questions, writing the rule that justifies each answer.

Expand vocabulary by learning 60 high-frequency exam words with usage sentences, and test yourself with a self-made matching quiz.

Practise para-jumbles and odd-sentence-out questions by identifying opening sentences and logical connectors.

Attempt a mixed verbal reasoning and critical reasoning set covering assumption, strengthening, and weakening questions.

Revisit the weakest reasoning sub-topic from week 5 and solve 20 targeted questions on it.

Take three full-length mock tests under strict exam timing and log section-wise scores and time allocation for each.

Analyse every mock within 24 hours, categorising each error as concept gap, careless mistake, or time pressure.

Re-solve all questions from the error log across all eight weeks and confirm each is now correct without hints.

Finalise an exam-day strategy specifying the order of sections, target time per section, and a rule for when to skip a question.