What every good plan for this exam has in common
Georgia first. 34% of the exam comes from the state supplement, it is the material courses cover last, and no national question bank includes it. Any plan that treats it as revision at the end has the weighting backwards.
Beyond that, three things separate a plan that works from a list of intentions:
- It starts with a diagnosis. You cannot allocate time sensibly before you know where you are losing marks. The readiness check takes two minutes.
- It has checkpoints. Each block should end with something that tells you whether it worked, not just that it happened.
- It ends mixed. The exam intermixes both outlines and never announces the topic, so the last stretch should look like that. The timed mock is the closest thing here.
The individual plan pages arrive with the article library. In the meantime the free tools cover the work each plan would set you: by topic, math, and the trap library.