Building your placement preparation timetable
30 min · Beginner
A preparation timetable is a week-by-week plan that says what you study, when, and how you will know it is working. It turns "I should prepare for placements" into one small block of work each day, checked by a mock test each week.
Topics in this lesson
- Mapping weeks to topics
- A daily routine around classes
- Tracking accuracy and time per topic
- Choosing practice resources without overbuying
- Adjusting the plan after each mock
Interview questions this lesson answers
- How did you prepare for placements?
- How do you balance placement preparation with college classes?
- How do you know your preparation is working?
- Why track accuracy and time separately?
- What would you do if a mock showed a sudden drop in one section?
- How do you choose practice resources?
- When should you start preparing for placements?
- Why give every area a slot each week instead of finishing one area at a time?
- Where does aptitude fit if this course does not teach it?
- Why is reviewing a mock more important than taking more mocks?
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