Why a plan matters
Most candidates do not run out of material; they run out of weeks. A plan turns a long syllabus into small, visible steps.
Three phases
Months 1–2: foundations — English grammar, basic Pakistan Affairs chronology, and reading one newspaper editorial a day.
Months 3–5: coverage — one optional subject at a time, with past-paper questions at the end of each topic.
Month 6: revision and timed practice.
A weekly rhythm
Keep one fixed slot each week for a timed essay or past paper. Review it the next day, not the same night.
PlanningCSS