How to Build a 90-Day Competitive Exam Study Plan
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A 90-day plan works best when it is treated as a framework rather than a rigid promise. Your exact subject allocation should follow the latest official syllabus and your current level.
Days 1–30: Build the base
Map every syllabus topic into three groups: strong, moderate and weak. Spend the first month building fundamentals and completing high-weightage areas. Start previous-year questions immediately rather than waiting until the end.
Days 31–60: Increase practice
Move from mostly learning to a balanced combination of revision and timed questions. Introduce sectional tests. Every week should contain at least one timed test followed by analysis.
Days 61–75: Integrate subjects
Start mixed practice so that you learn to switch between topics under time pressure. Revisit the mistake notebook and create a one-page revision sheet for difficult formulas, facts, rules and recurring traps.
Days 76–90: Simulate the exam
Use full-length mocks under realistic conditions. Avoid learning large new topics in the final days unless they are essential. Prioritise accuracy, revision and exam-day strategy.
Weekly scorecard
- Syllabus topics completed
- Questions attempted
- Accuracy percentage
- Mock score
- Average time per question
- Top three weak areas
- Revision completed
How Acadvik can fit into the plan
Use the Acadvik practice ecosystem as a cycle: study a topic, solve questions, take a mock, analyse the result and revise weak areas. Free practice can be combined with premium digital resources and test programs as they become available.
Important: exam dates, eligibility, vacancies and syllabus details can change. Verify the current official notification before making a final study plan.