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hellokitty1511

Pls help for my ipmat prep

I took afterboards pro version and I starting small steps can anyone pls guide me how to have a non hectic yet effective study routine like I m doing online bba course nd doing this prep along how to manage both of them. As a non math student I m scared will I make it... I m happy to clear either jipmat or ipmat

Someone pls guide me :(

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mathyboy
IIM Indore (AIR 1)
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  1. Not every day will be the same so a fixed routine won't work imo. Other than that, you should work on a target based approach.
  2. As a non maths student, focus more on quants because that might pose more problems.
  3. Afterboards has a lot of resources to help students. https://youtu.be/-lWw3AJEEA0?si=e8RroHbDwhPZ0_J8 Maybe watch this for more details
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directions
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I'd suggest dividing your prep into 3 sittings of 2 hours each. Something like this:

QA (2 hrs)

List down all the topics and allocate time to each based on the lectures and your current level. Alongside the lectures, solve at least 20 questions daily from the topic you're studying and give a topic test as soon as you complete it.

DILR (2 hrs)

DILR is all about practice, so make it a habit to solve 4 sets daily, without fail. Initially, it'll take time, but keep at it!

VARC (2 hrs)

  • 30 mins: Reading articles
  • 10 mins: Vocabulary
  • 20 mins: Grammar
  • 1 hour: Try solving at least 3–4 RCs and analysing them.

Honestly, it's a pretty productive and wholesome use of your day. In the beginning, you might take longer because solving questions is new, but gradually you'll get faster and be able to fit everything into these 3 sittings.

Also, Consistency matters more than the number of hours you study. :))

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