Rajasthan CET 2026: A 60-day strategy that actually works

Week 1–2: Diagnose, then prioritise

Take one full-length mock on day one. Don't prepare for it — you want a real baseline. Note down section-wise accuracy and the topics you keep guessing on.

Spend the next 10 days only on your three weakest topics. One topic a day, one mini-mock at night, one quick error review the next morning.

Week 3–6: Build the engine

From week three, switch to a fixed daily template: 90 minutes of theory, 60 minutes of PYQs, one 30-question sectional and a 20-minute revision of yesterday's wrong answers.

Track weak topics in a single list. Every week, the bottom three move to the front of next week's plan. This is the loop that actually moves your score.

Week 7–8: Mock-heavy phase

Now full-length mocks every other day, with a deep analysis session the day after. Don't add new topics in this phase — refine what you already know.

Final week

Revisit all mock errors. Memorize formulas, maps, and dates. Sleep 8 hours. Trust your loop.