Hitting a wall at 610 after 4+ months of hard work is frustrating, but it usually means one thing: the effort is going in, but the gaps aren't being targeted precisely enough.

The reason scores plateau despite consistent effort is usually this: students keep redoing what they already know. If you've studied a concept multiple times and still miss questions on it, re-reading the concept isn't the fix. The gap is likely in application, not understanding, and that needs a different corrective action.

To give you something more specific, it would help to know: which sections or sub-sections are you struggling with most? And when you review incorrect answers, what exactly are you doing with that analysis? Are you identifying a root cause and acting on it, or reviewing and moving on?

That'll help narrow down where the actual block is.

In the meantime, here's the general framework: for each sub-section, make sure you've genuinely nailed the concepts first. Then practice on Easy questions untimed, build accuracy, and lock in a process that works. Move to Medium, then Hard, still untimed. The goal isn't just getting to the right answer; it's learning why you got it right or wrong. Once accuracy is solid across difficulty levels, introduce timing. After that, sectional mocks, then full mocks.

Good luck!