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Weekly Target Tracker: CAT, CUET, CLAT, IPM A Structured Success Approach

CL Team June 09 2025
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Weekly Target Tracker: CAT, CUET, CLAT, IPM

A Structured Success Approach by Career Launcher South Ex, Delhi

Introduction

Competitive exams like CAT, CUET, CLAT, and IPM demand long-term focus and discipline. With months of preparation ahead, students often face burnout, distraction, and uncertainty about their progress. Weekly goal setting and structured tracking become crucial to overcoming these challenges.

At Career Launcher South Ex, Delhi, we believe that success in national-level exams is not about one big effort, but consistent weekly progress. This guide offers a detailed weekly tracking plan tailored to aspirants of CAT, CUET, CLAT, and IPM.

Whether your target is an IIM, a top law school, or a central university, weekly goal-setting will enhance your efficiency, confidence, and direction. Here's how to structure your weekly preparation.

The Power of Weekly Goal Setting

Breaking down your preparation into weekly goals helps you:

  • Focus on smaller, achievable objectives

  • Adjust your plan based on performance and energy

  • Avoid last-minute panic and information overload

  • Stay motivated with visible progress

Weekly systems help balance long-term strategy with short-term execution.

Building Your Weekly Study Tracker

Here’s a simple structure to follow each week:

  1. Assign week number and dates

  2. Define 2–3 major focus areas

  3. Track completion percentage

  4. Note any challenges faced

  5. Identify changes or adjustments needed for the next week

Start this every Sunday by setting goals, and do a review each Saturday night.

Sample Weekly Schedules by Exam

CAT Weekly Plan

  • Monday: Solve 5 Arithmetic questions (Quant)

  • Tuesday: Read 2 RC passages and answer summary questions

  • Wednesday: Solve 1 DI set and 1 LR puzzle

  • Thursday: Practice Algebra questions

  • Friday: Take a VARC sectional test

  • Saturday: Attempt a mixed DILR test

  • Sunday: Reflect on the week, do light editorial reading

CUET Weekly Plan

  • Monday: Practice 10 MCQs each from History, Polity, and Economics

  • Tuesday: Solve previous year English comprehension questions

  • Wednesday: Work on Logical Reasoning topics like Blood Relations

  • Thursday: Revise notes and watch current affairs videos

  • Friday: Take a quiz covering both GK and English

  • Saturday: Attempt a full CUET mock paper

  • Sunday: Weekly review and planning for the next week

CLAT Weekly Plan

  • Monday: Read two Legal Reasoning passages

  • Tuesday: Attempt GK quiz and revise static GK

  • Wednesday: Practice Reading Comprehension

  • Thursday: Solve logical reasoning puzzles

  • Friday: Attempt a sectional test (Legal + GK)

  • Saturday: Take a full-length CLAT mock test

  • Sunday: Reflect on mistakes and plan ahead

IPM Weekly Plan

  • Monday: Solve Algebra-based Quant questions

  • Tuesday: Write a short 300-word essay

  • Wednesday: Practice Logical Reasoning sets (e.g., Seating)

  • Thursday: Vocabulary building and reading exercise

  • Friday: Take a combined Quant and Essay test

  • Saturday: Attempt a full IPM mock test

  • Sunday: Analyze mock test and plan the next week

Sample Question Paper Highlights

CAT – Quant & DI

  • A train covers 600 km in 6 hours. If the first half is at 60 km/h, what is the speed for the second half?

  • Solve: x² + 4x + 4 = 0. Find the value of x.

  • A milk-water mixture is in 3:1 ratio. How much water must be added to 20 liters to make it 2:1?

CUET – English & GK

  • RC Passage Theme: Educational equity in India

    • What is the central idea?

    • Define "equity" in the given context.

  • GK Examples:

    • Who is the current Chief Justice of India?

    • What is the capital of Mizoram?

    • Name India’s first satellite.

CLAT – Legal Reasoning

  • Principle: Negligent harm leads to liability

  • Fact: A throws a banana peel on the road, B slips

  • Question: Is A liable?

  • Answer: Yes, due to negligence

IPM – Essay & Math

  • Essay Prompt: "Social media has empowered the youth but also created anxiety. Discuss."

  • Math Question: A car depreciates 10% annually. Value after 2 years if it’s currently ₹1,00,000?

Weekly Review Prompts

Spend 20 minutes each week answering these:

  • Which subject took the most time?

  • What was your average score in tests?

  • Did you finish all planned topics?

  • What can you improve next week?

Sample Reflection Notes

  • Strengths: High accuracy in Verbal and DI

  • Weaknesses: Missed GK quizzes twice

  • Plan: Schedule GK sessions in the morning

  • Confidence Level: 7 out of 10

Staying Motivated Without Burnout

  • Study in 90-minute sessions with 15-minute breaks

  • Use Sunday for light activities or rest

  • Maintain consistent sleep-wake cycles

  • Keep a progress chart on your wall

  • Reward yourself when targets are achieved

Mock Test Schedule Suggestion

  • Week 1: Sectional Mock (e.g., QA + VARC)

  • Week 2: Full CAT/CLAT Mock

  • Week 3: Full CUET/IPM Mock

  • Week 4: Focused Mocks (e.g., GK or Essay-based)

Each mock should be followed by a thorough review session.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Overplanning with unrealistic targets

  • Skipping test reviews

  • Ignoring weaker subjects

  • Only practicing favorite topics

  • Not taking feedback seriously

Use your tracker to hold yourself accountable and make honest adjustments.

Final Weekly Checklist

  • Were at least 80% of tasks completed?

  • Was a full-length mock attempted and reviewed?

  • Did you cover all major subjects?

  • Did you reflect and plan for the next week?

  • Were distractions minimized?

How Career Launcher South Ex, Delhi Supports You

We provide:

  • Personalized weekly planners

  • Mentor-guided study sessions

  • Real-time performance tracking

  • Practice questions and mock test access

  • Essay and comprehension feedback

Closing Thought

Discipline beats intelligence when intelligence doesn’t show up. At Career Launcher South Ex, Delhi, we help you show up every day with purpose and structure.

Start your weekly tracker today. Build your consistency. Results will follow.