A Second Attempt With a Smarter Plan

Start by reviewing your previous result: which section cost you the most? Was the problem understanding or time?

Set a realistic numeric goal, and split the gap between your current and target score across your preparation weeks.

Spend 70% of your time on weak points and 30% on keeping your strengths.

Take a timed mock test every week, and review every mistake in your mistakes notebook.

Remember that many students raise their score noticeably on the second attempt because they now know what the test looks like.