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TU CMAT Bachelors · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

Verbal Ability & Quantitative Ability

  • Diagnose baseline accuracy in Verbal and Quantitative by completing one timed 30-question set in each and logging error types

  • Build a daily 15-minute reading habit using editorials or long-form articles, marking unfamiliar words and sentence structures

  • Relearn core arithmetic and number-system rules (divisibility, HCF/LCM, remainders) and solve 40 practice items

  • Set up an error log with columns for question type, cause of error, and corrective rule

Your checkpoint

A written diagnostic report listing baseline scores, top five error causes per domain, and a personal error-log sheet with at least 60 entries

Week 2

Verbal Ability & Quantitative Ability

  • Master percentages, ratios, averages, and profit-loss by solving 50 mixed problems under time pressure

  • Practise para-jumbles and sentence-completion drills, applying a fixed elimination checklist

  • Memorise and apply 20 high-frequency vocabulary words with usage sentences

  • Review the error log and re-solve every missed quantitative item without notes

Your checkpoint

A one-page formula and strategy sheet for arithmetic plus a 30-question timed quiz scored at 70% or above

Week 3

Quantitative Ability & Logical Reasoning

  • Solve time-speed-distance, work, and mensuration problems using standard shortcut methods

  • Learn to diagram seating arrangements, blood relations, and direction-sense puzzles

  • Complete 60 logical-reasoning items across at least four puzzle types and record solve time per item

  • Identify the two puzzle types with the lowest accuracy and schedule targeted re-practice

Your checkpoint

A timed 25-question logical-reasoning set completed with a written log of time spent per question and accuracy by puzzle type

Week 4

Quantitative Ability & Logical Reasoning

  • Cover permutations, combinations, probability, and data-interpretation sets including tables and bar charts

  • Drill syllogisms and assumption-conclusion questions using formal validity checks rather than intuition

  • Simulate a full mixed Quantitative plus Logical section under exam timing

  • Re-audit the error log and retire rules that are now consistently applied

Your checkpoint

A full-length timed mock of Quantitative and Logical sections with a scored analysis sheet showing section-wise accuracy and time per question

Week 5

Verbal Ability & Logical Reasoning

  • Strengthen critical-reasoning skills by identifying conclusion, premise, and assumption in 40 argument passages

  • Practise reading-comprehension passages with a fixed skim-question-return strategy and cap time per passage

  • Revisit grammar rules for subject-verb agreement, modifiers, and parallelism with 30 correction items

  • Review logical puzzles missed in week 4 and re-solve them cold

Your checkpoint

Five reading-comprehension passages and ten critical-reasoning sets completed with a written accuracy summary and time log

Week 6

General Awareness & Business and Management Awareness

  • Build a current-affairs revision sheet covering the past six months of national, international, and economic news

  • Memorise key static-GK anchors in Indian polity, geography, and basic science through flashcards

  • Learn foundational business concepts: forms of business organisation, marketing mix, and financial statements basics

  • Connect management terminology to real companies by writing short examples for ten concepts

Your checkpoint

A 100-item self-quiz on general and business awareness, scored and annotated with corrections for every wrong answer

Week 7

Verbal Ability & Quantitative Ability & Logical Reasoning

  • Take two full-length timed mocks across all five domains and record section-wise timing

  • Analyse each mock to classify errors as conceptual, careless, or time-management

  • Revise weak topics flagged by mock analysis using targeted 20-question drills

  • Practise a question-selection strategy that skips low-yield items early

Your checkpoint

Two completed full-length mocks with a comparative analysis table showing score movement and the top three remaining weak areas

Week 8

General Awareness & Business and Management Awareness & Verbal Ability

  • Revise the current-affairs and static-GK sheets twice using spaced repetition

  • Re-read the error log end to end and re-solve the twenty most-missed questions

  • Take one final full-length mock under strict exam conditions and review it the same day

  • Finalise an exam-day plan covering section order, time caps, and skip rules

Your checkpoint

A final mock score report plus a one-page exam-day strategy card with time allocations per section

Milestones

Week 2: Baseline diagnostic complete and arithmetic accuracy at or above 70% on a timed 30-question quiz

Week 4: Combined Quantitative and Logical mock attempted within time, with error log showing fewer than 25% repeated error types

Week 6: General and business awareness self-quiz scored at or above 60% with all wrong answers corrected

Week 8: Final full-length mock score shows improvement over week 7 average, and exam-day strategy card is written