CAT Part 6: Working Professionals — The 6-Month Weekday Plan, Exam-Ready Notes

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Six months, weekday evenings, weekend blocks: the realistic professional schedule.

On this page

  1. The weekly grid
  2. Six-month arc
  3. Professional advantages
  4. Revise in 30 seconds

The weekly grid

  • Weekdays: 90 minutes a night, one section per day rotation (VARC Mon, QA Tue, DILR Wed, cycle).
  • Weekend: 3-hour Saturday deep block plus one mock Sunday morning with same-day analysis.

Six-month arc

  • Months 1-2: concept rebuild via class notes or one course; month 3: topic tests.
  • Month 4: sectional mocks; months 5-6: full mocks, error-log driven revision.

Professional advantages

  • Work reading speed helps VARC; meeting-deadline stamina helps exam temperament.
  • Use commute audio for concept replays; annual leave reserve for the final fortnight.

Revise in 30 seconds

  • 90-minute weeknights, section rotation.
  • Weekend: deep block + mock.
  • Months 5-6 are mock months.
  • Reserve leave for the final fortnight.

Quick revision

  • Weekdays: 90 minutes a night, one section per day rotation (VARC Mon, QA Tue, DILR Wed, cycle).
  • Weekend: 3-hour Saturday deep block plus one mock Sunday morning with same-day analysis.
  • Months 1-2: concept rebuild via class notes or one course; month 3: topic tests.
  • Month 4: sectional mocks; months 5-6: full mocks, error-log driven revision.
  • Work reading speed helps VARC; meeting-deadline stamina helps exam temperament.
  • Use commute audio for concept replays; annual leave reserve for the final fortnight.