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This four-week plan is a study guide, not an official syllabus or a promise that you will be selected. First read the latest notice for your course or job. Use the subjects listed there.
Start with the current entry instructions.
Test formats differ. If your notice lists school subjects, study those before general practice questions.
Week 1: Find your starting point
- Day 1: Save the official notice and write down the topics, dates and next steps.
- Day 2: Try a short mixed practice set without a timer; mark questions you found difficult.
- Day 3: Review English fundamentals such as vocabulary, sentence meaning and grammar.
- Day 4: Practise number patterns and arithmetic using a notebook.
- Day 5: Review one academic subject from your entry notice.
- Day 6: Revisit errors and explain the correct method aloud or in writing.
- Day 7: Rest or catch up lightly.
Week 2: Build the basics
- Alternate short verbal, quantitative and different for each course or job study sessions.
- For each missed question, write the reason: knowledge gap, misread wording, or rushed calculation.
- Practise reading a short passage and summarizing its main point.
- Keep one day for rest, school/work commitments or catch-up.
Week 3: Practise with structure
- Use a 20–30 minute focused study block, then take a short break.
- Try mixed questions after reviewing each topic separately.
- Practise explaining your genuine reasons for choosing a service and option.
- Take part in a group discussion or team activity; focus on listening and clear, respectful contributions.
Week 4: Review and prepare
- Repeat a mixed practice set and compare your approach with Week 1.
- Review your own notes rather than cramming new material at the last moment.
- Use the document checklist alongside your call letter.
- Confirm the reporting location, date and current instructions directly with the official source.
- Plan normal sleep, meals and travel; avoid unsafe last-minute fitness routines.
Make the plan fit your life
Five short study days can be easier to sustain than a long weekend cram. Adjust the time to your school, work and family responsibilities. If you have a health concern or need a fitness plan, ask a qualified professional. Try our original practice quiz and review its explanations.
Sources checked 11 November 2026. Information can change. Check the official source for current dates, rules and instructions.