Week one, the diagnostic mock
Take one full-length mock in the first week. Don't study for it. The point is to establish a floor. The mock will show you exactly which section is the bottleneck, which is almost always different from what you assumed.
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Preparation
Habib test preparation, done section by section
Most Habib applicants over-prepare Reading and under-prepare math, then wonder why the offer didn't come. Real preparation is diagnostic-first: figure out which section is actually holding your score down, then spend the majority of your time there.
Weeks two and three, kill the bottleneck
Spend 70% of your remaining time on your weakest section. It's the only way to move your overall score. Alternate short practice sets with review, the review is where the learning happens, not in the practice itself.
Week four, timing, essay, interview
Take two more full-length mocks, one week apart. Spend the rest of the week on the essay and interview, both are underweighted in most preparation plans and both are recoverable in a week if you actually practise them.
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