I dont have an exact schedule i used(now scoring around 170 on pts)but I would say the most important things are consistency and proper use of time, if you have engagements that prevent studying a ton everyday just make sure you're at least learning something new or practicing something each day so your brain builds upon itself and you dont lose the progress you've gained(breaks are still allowed obv but at least i found you should try not to take longer breaks)
also it helps to go for 100% understanding on whatever you do practice, for example dont stop looking at a question you got wrong or dont get 100% until you can say and truly understand why what you thought is wrong and why the right answer is right.
also also make sure you understand the general logic or theme underlying the question, especially for LR questions because if you cant apply what you learned later it loses a lot of its usefulness
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I dont have an exact schedule i used(now scoring around 170 on pts)but I would say the most important things are consistency and proper use of time, if you have engagements that prevent studying a ton everyday just make sure you're at least learning something new or practicing something each day so your brain builds upon itself and you dont lose the progress you've gained(breaks are still allowed obv but at least i found you should try not to take longer breaks)
also it helps to go for 100% understanding on whatever you do practice, for example dont stop looking at a question you got wrong or dont get 100% until you can say and truly understand why what you thought is wrong and why the right answer is right.
also also make sure you understand the general logic or theme underlying the question, especially for LR questions because if you cant apply what you learned later it loses a lot of its usefulness