I am a working professional, 8 to 5 working and I only have one hour in morning and 3 hours in night. because of work feeling drained out after getting home. what time table should I follow to cover max topics and assured result driven practice? consider that I'm very slow in quants.

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VENKATA KESAVA CHIPPADA · Answer

Hi Yagnik, it is absolutely fine even if you start with only 2 hours of preparation per day.The key here is to build that consistency for longer run. you can distribute those 2 hours as 30-30 min for varc and lrdi and 1 hour for quant

I am a working professional, 8 to 5 working and I only have one hour in morning and 3 hours in night. because of work feeling drained out after getting home. what time table should I follow to cover max topics and assured result driven practice? consider that I'm very slow in quants.

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