DU JAT Study Plan 2021 by SuperGrads

Are you an aspirant for the DU JAT Exam? Do you want to be one of the qualifiers of the Delhi University Entrance Test? Well, you are in the right place!!

Our experts at SuperGrads (a pioneer in providing the best online guidance for DU JAT) have curated the best DU JAT study plan and timetable that will help you have a smooth preparation and perform well in the upcoming exam.

So, what you are waiting for? Lets' dig into the post to know how to make the best study plan, what are the subject-wise preparation tips, and more.

What to Keep in Mind to Prepare a DU JAT Study Plan?

For cracking the Delhi University entrance exam, the first and foremost important thing is to have a well-planned study schedule for yourself. Also, you are required to focus on your strengths and weaknesses and allocate the time accordingly. 

As per the Paper Pattern of the DU JAT, the question paper will have a total of four sections: General Awareness, General English, Quantitative Aptitude, Analytical and Logical Reasoning.

Since all four sections will have equal weightage, make sure to distribute all the subjects in your daily plan.

• Divide the topics from most important to least important as per the weightage from each subject.
• Try to review your weak areas and allocate more time to topics that you feel are difficult.
• Ensure to devote at least 2 hours to each subject daily to score good marks in the exam.
• Make a habit of reading the newspaper daily.
• Also, make sure to keep sufficient time for revision at the end of the day.

How to Make 2 Months DU JAT Study Plan and Time Table?

As per the exam dates, DU JAT Entrance Exam is conducted in the second week of September 2021. Therefore, you should have come up with a detailed study plan that includes the topics that need to be covered, the hours that should be devoted to each subject, and the number of days for revision.

Also, the study plan must include the other aspects of preparation such as revision, practising Previous Year papers of DU JAT, and attempting mock tests.

Topic	Preferred Time Allotment
Reading Newspaper	45 mins
Quantitative Aptitude	2 hours
Analytical and Logical Reasoning	2 hours
General English	1-1.5 hours
General Awareness	1.5 hours
Time for revision and planning for the next day	1.5 - hours
Practicing previous year papers	2 days once
Attempting Mock Tests	Weekly thrice

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How to Make DU JAT Study Plan and Time Table for One Month?

As there is only one month left for the DU JAT Entrance Exam, most of your might be worried about how to complete all the topics in such a short period? Well, we have curated the best study plan and timetable that will help you know how to concentrate during your last-month preparation for DU JAT and what needs to be done to ace the exam easily.

First Week Study Plan and Time Table

• Before you begin with preparation, go through the detailed syllabus and exam pattern.
• Make a habit of reading the newspaper daily till the completion of the examination.
• Make sure to allocate at least 2 hours for each subject.
• Take up the subject or topic that you love the most first and then start with other topics.
• Ensure to complete as many topics as you can in a day.
• Make sure to study topics related to general awareness such as static GK, Current Affairs, Schemes and Policies implemented by Government, etc.

Second  Week Study Plan and Time Table

• List out the topics from each subject in which you are strong and weak separately and allocate extra time for tough topics as per the syllabus of DU JAT.
• Focus more on topics Time and Work, Permutations and Combinations, Probability, Proft & Loss, Percentages, Numbers & Ages from the quantitative section.
• In the reasoning section, concentrate on topics like Series Completion, Puzzle Test, Coding-Decoding, Syllogism, Arrangement, and Data Sufficiency.
• Every 2 days do your revision to remember whatever you have studied.
• Solve at least one sample paper each day to improve your time management skills and speed.

Third Week Study Plan and Time Table

• Try not to read any new topic in the 3rd week as this will create confusion and fear.
• Make sure this week is entirely for solving question papers and revising all the topics.
• Try to solve at least 1-2 sample papers in a day.
• Ensure to take up each question paper in the form of an exam environment and analyze your performance after completion of each paper.
• Try to attempt at least one Mock test for DU JAT per day to test your preparation levels.
• After completion of each mock, allot marks yourself and try to overcome the mistakes.

Fourth Week DU JAT Study Plan and Time Table

• Revise all the topics that you have studied earlier.
• Practice as many questions as possible from the previous year's papers.
• Take up at least 1-2 mock tests a day and analyze your performance.
• Also, try to improvise on topics in which you are weak.

Can I get the Subject-wise DU JAT Study Plan and Time table?

You may have queries on what topics should be covered on which day, which topic must be focussed on more and some preparation tips. Well, check out the quick tips and tricks provided below for understanding the topic better and score good marks in the upcoming DU JAT Entrance Exam.

Quantitative Aptitude

• The quant section includes questions from the 11th and 12th Maths syllabus. Also, there are a few essential topics from the 10th standard. 
• You should not cram each and every formula. Instead, you should make notes of all the important formulas and concepts and revise them daily.
• R.D.Sharma is one of the best-suggested DU JAT Books for Quant preparation as it explains every topic in-depth and includes many questions.

Reasoning and Analytical Ability

• In this section, the questions are designed to test your reasoning and analytical ability.
• Hence, practicing previous year's papers will help you to get a good hold on this topic and score good marks in the exam.
• Solve puzzle-related questions and games that demand and logic.
• Attempt mock tests to improve your problem-solving skills.

General English

• Make a habit of reading the newspaper for at least 45 mins- 1 hour daily.
• Try to learn at least 5-10 new words per day and use them in your daily life.
• Focus more on grammar, vocabulary, synonyms, antonyms, etc
• Strengthen your grammar skills by solving daily English Quiz.
• Solve as many questions as possible from the previous year's papers.

General Awareness

• Making a habit of reading the newspaper daily to improve your general knowledge.
• Make sure to acquire a sound knowledge of what's happening in the country.
• Also, watch the news regularly to stay updated with all the latest issues happening across the globe.
• For Daily Curren Affairs, prefer major newspapers and monthly magazines.
• Attempt mock tests on a daily basis to know the type of questions asked in the exam.