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HEC LAT · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 7 hours per week

Week 1

English & Analytical Reasoning

  • Diagnose baseline by completing one timed 30-question English and one timed 20-question reasoning set, then tabulate error types

  • Memorize 60 high-frequency exam vocabulary words and use each in an original sentence

  • Drill subject-verb agreement, tense consistency, and pronoun reference across 40 correction items

  • Map the five recurring analytical reasoning question types (ordering, grouping, assumption, inference, syllogism) and write a one-line solving strategy for each

Your checkpoint

A two-page error log listing every missed question from week 1 with its rule or reasoning type and a corrected version

Week 2

English & Analytical Reasoning

  • Solve 25 sentence-equivalence and analogy items, justifying each chosen pair in writing

  • Complete 4 timed ordering and grouping logic sets under 8 minutes each and record accuracy

  • Rewrite 10 faulty sentences to eliminate dangling modifiers, faulty parallelism, and redundancy

  • Practice diagramming conditional and syllogistic arguments to test validity

Your checkpoint

A timed mini-test score sheet: 25 English items plus 2 logic sets, with accuracy percentages and a list of the three weakest item types

Week 3

Analytical Reasoning & Pakistan Studies

  • Solve 40 assumption, strengthen/weaken, and inference questions while writing the logical gap for each

  • Build a one-page timeline of Pakistan's constitutional history from 1947 to 1973, noting each constitution's key features

  • Summarize the causes and outcomes of the 1857 War of Independence and the Bengal Partition of 1905 in structured notes

  • Explain the Lahore Resolution's main clauses and the events leading to it

Your checkpoint

A hand-drawn or written timeline covering at least 12 dated milestones from 1857 to 1973 with one-line significance for each

Week 4

Pakistan Studies & Analytical Reasoning

  • Create flashcards for 30 Pakistan Studies facts covering founders, dates, and institutions, and self-test twice

  • Solve 3 full analytical reasoning sections under exam timing and review every incorrect answer

  • Compare the 1956, 1962, and 1973 constitutions on federalism, Islam, and fundamental rights in a comparison table

  • Trace the Pakistan Movement's key figures and their contributions from 1906 to 1947

Your checkpoint

A completed constitution comparison table plus a scored 20-question Pakistan Studies practice set at 70 percent or higher

Week 5

Islamic Studies & General Knowledge

  • Outline the five pillars and explain the practical obligations of each in one paragraph apiece

  • Summarize the life of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) in Makkah and Madinah with at least 10 dated events

  • List the major sources of Islamic law and distinguish their roles

  • Compile 25 general knowledge facts spanning world geography, organizations, and current affairs with sources noted

Your checkpoint

A 100-item self-made Islamic Studies and general knowledge question set with an answer key, scored once

Week 6

Islamic Studies & General Knowledge & Pakistan Studies

  • Explain the significance of the major battles and treaties in early Islamic history with dates

  • Describe the administrative structure and contributions of at least three major Muslim dynasties

  • Review Pakistan's foreign policy phases and key bilateral relationships with a short written summary

  • Answer 30 general knowledge questions on international organizations, capitals, and currencies without notes

Your checkpoint

A scored 40-question mixed set across Islamic Studies, general knowledge, and Pakistan Studies with all errors corrected in writing

Week 7

English & Analytical Reasoning

  • Complete 2 full-length timed English sections and record per-question time

  • Re-solve every item missed in weeks 1 to 6 without looking at prior answers

  • Practice 20 vocabulary-in-context questions using elimination strategies

  • Write a 5-step checklist for attacking any logic game and apply it to 3 unseen sets

Your checkpoint

A clean second-attempt accuracy report showing improvement over the week 1 baseline in both English and reasoning

Week 8

English & Analytical Reasoning & General Knowledge & Pakistan Studies & Islamic Studies

  • Take 2 full-length mock exams under strict timing and simulate exam-day conditions

  • Review each mock within 24 hours and classify every error as knowledge, reasoning, or careless

  • Revisit the 20 highest-frequency facts across all five domains using spaced-repetition cards

  • Finalize a one-page formula-and-facts sheet for last-day revision

Your checkpoint

Two completed mock exams with score breakdowns by domain and a final one-page revision sheet

Milestones

Week 2: Baseline re-test shows measurable gain in English accuracy and a written list of the three weakest reasoning item types

Week 4: Scored 20-question Pakistan Studies set at 70 percent or higher, with a completed constitution comparison table

Week 6: Mixed 40-question set across three domains scored and fully corrected, with error categories labeled

Week 8: Both full-length mocks completed under timing, with domain-wise score breakdowns and a finalized one-page revision sheet