The Study Plan Schedule Strategy

While preparing for CAT exam you need to have a good study routine which helps you to be regular and keep you in touch with your studies. So here we’ll take a closer look at each one and show you how you can schedule your study plan in a right away. Set realistic study goals                                                                                                                                                  There are two steps to achieving a goal: planning and executing. A plan without execution is no good, but so is random execution without a plan. You will only reach your goal when you do both of them well.Know exactly how many classes you would have to take, how many papers, quizzes and exams were necessary for each one and even how many chapters you had to read from books. This will give you a good idea of how long it would take to complete the entire program. Create a list of all the tiny actions you need to take towards your goal                                                          Create a list of all the things you need to learn for CAT exams. For example in Quant: Percentages, Profit and Loss, Logs, Trigonometry, etc. List of lectures required to complete syllabus and previous years paper as practice. So the list looked like this:

• Attend lecture 1
• Attend lecture 2
• Attend lecture 3
• Take practice exam 1
• Take practice exam 2
• Take practice exam 3
• …and so on.

It helps a lot to set deadlines, so if you want to study efficiently, set milestones for every month or every 2 weeks. This will help you get motivated to actually make a little progress each day. Make study time a part of your daily routine                                                                                                                If you want to reach your study habit goal, you really need to make studying a daily habit. Studying daily, whether exams are coming up or not, will give you a huge advantage over all your friends who try to cram all their studying into a few long days (and nights).To make studying part of your routine, first you must know at what time of the day you usually perform best. Structure your study time                                                                                                                                                     If you often feel worn out after studying for a while and just can’t talk yourself into continuing, maybe you need to restructure the way you study.The key to staying fresh and alert during long study sessions is to include lots of breaks.It is important that you do nothing related to studying during that time. You should relax and recharge. Create your own study zone                                                                                                                                             The best way for you to “get into the zone” while studying is to, well, get into the zone. Your study zone. Having a specific location for your studies will help you trigger the habit as soon as you enter the room or place. Your study zone should be clean and distraction-free. Try to have at least two study zones, so you can switch in case you need to. Take time now to plan for tomorrow. All The Best!!!