MAH MCA CET study plan

Audit your current level by solving one 25-question timed set each of Mathematics and Logical Reasoning under exam conditions and tabulate accuracy per subtopic

Build a one-page formula sheet covering percentages, ratio-proportion, averages, profit-loss and simple-compound interest, writing each formula from memory before checking

Drill 30 percentage and ratio word problems, converting every one into an equation before solving

Establish a fixed weekly schedule of three 2-hour blocks and log actual study minutes daily

Solve 40 time-speed-distance and time-work problems, classifying each as direct, inverse or combined variation before computing

Practise 30 series-completion and analogy items, writing the underlying rule for each answer

Time yourself on two 20-question Mathematics sets and record per-question seconds to identify slow subtopics

Re-solve every wrong answer from Week 1 without looking at the solution first

Work through 25 mensuration problems covering area, perimeter, surface area and volume of standard solids, sketching each figure before solving

Solve 20 permutation-combination and probability questions, stating whether order matters before choosing a method

Memorise squares to 30, cubes to 15 and common fraction-percentage equivalents, testing recall twice

Complete two full 25-question Mathematics sections in 35 minutes each

Solve 40 seating-arrangement and blood-relation puzzles using a written diagram for each

Complete 30 syllogism and statement-conclusion items, drawing Venn diagrams rather than reasoning verbally

Review the Mathematics error log and re-test the three weakest subtopics with 10 fresh questions each

Reduce average time per Mathematics question to under 60 seconds across a 25-question set

Complete 60 reading-comprehension questions across 10 passages, summarising each passage in one sentence before answering

Revise 150 grammar items covering subject-verb agreement, tenses, articles, prepositions and modifiers, recording each rule broken

Compile a 100-word vocabulary list of exam-frequent words with usage sentences you write yourself

Map the Computer Concepts syllabus into a checklist covering number systems, logic gates, memory, operating systems, networking basics and shortcuts, marking known versus unknown

Solve 40 sentence-completion, synonym-antonym and idiom questions under a 45-second-per-question cap

Convert between binary, octal, decimal and hexadecimal for 20 numbers and verify each by back-conversion

Write truth tables for AND, OR, NOT, NAND, NOR and XOR gates and answer 20 gate-output questions

Read one current-affairs digest per day for five days and note ten items relevant to computers or technology

Take two full-length simulated tests of 100 questions in 120 minutes, replicating exam order and without pausing

Analyse each mock by section to identify the three highest time-drain questions and set a personal skip rule

Drill 50 mixed Reasoning items from your weakest two puzzle types

Re-derive all formulas on the Week 1 sheet from memory and update anything forgotten

Take three full-length mocks on alternate days, each followed by a same-day review of every wrong and guessed answer

Revisit only flagged error-log entries and confirm each is now solvable unaided

Practise the final 15 minutes of a paper by attempting only high-confidence questions to build accuracy under fatigue

Confirm exam-day logistics and prepare a permitted-materials checklist