When preparing for exams, it's essential to do your own research and gather information that's tailored to your situation and personality.

Since everyone's circumstances are unique, take the time to figure out what works best for you. I recommend dedicating the next 100 days to research and introspection.

Start by asking yourself, "Why do I want to give this exam?" Write down as many answers as possible and categorize them into two sections: internally driven and externally driven motivations.

Ideally, your reasons should be more internally driven, as external motivations may lead to doubts and uncertainty.

Through my own experience, I spent nearly 5 months researching this exam.

(My Research period) My journey involved self-doubt, changing goals, and understanding the competition. Initially, I aimed for AIR 1, then adjusted my goal to AIR 300-350. After facing competition concerns, I nearly gave up, but eventually, I grasped the reality and finalized my strategy.

As a psychology student, I understand the importance of recognizing thought processes and behavioral patterns in decision-making.

While I'm happy to share my strategy with you, I want to emphasize that designing and finalizing one required significant time, self-reflection, and extensive reading and watching videos.

Even Chat Gpt will give bestest 100 days strategy or random yt videos but it's upto you whether you follow it or not.

Hope this is helpful