SAT · GRE · GMAT
Make a plan you can follow.
Choose a focus and a realistic time budget. Get a weekly balance of learning, error review and timed practice. No predicted score gains or required study hours.
Your weekly plan
Split these weekly allowances into sessions that fit your calendar. This is a suggested structure, not a validated prescription. A single focus does not cover the whole exam: keep checking the other sections too.
Use a mistake log to make review specific
For example: successive percentages → I added the percentages → multiply the change factors, then try a fresh question. Write the reason for the error, rather than just copying the correct answer.
| Topic / question reference | Why I missed it | What I will do next |
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Your entries stay in this page and are not uploaded. Download the log before closing or reloading; it is not saved automatically.
Fit official practice into the plan
Set aside the full time required by your official test provider when you want a full simulation. A short timed block in this plan is not a full test. Use our official practice directory to find your exam’s instructions.
Adjust after each week
Check whether you can explain the method and solve a new question without help. If an error repeats, spend another session on that skill. If your calendar changes, regenerate the plan with fewer hours. Consistent, careful review is more useful than an unrealistic schedule.