A better weekly structure
Some days can focus on single-skill practice, while others combine loads. That helps both fundamentals and endurance develop together.
The preparation plans that work best are usually simple: learn module logic, build rhythm with short repetitions, then test yourself under combined workload. Overly complex plans often become hard to execute.
This page is designed to help candidates understand the test logic more clearly. Official process details and module emphasis can change over time.
Some days can focus on single-skill practice, while others combine loads. That helps both fundamentals and endurance develop together.
Do not look at score alone. Watch late-session drop-off and repeated error patterns as well.
The final days are usually not the time to chase brand-new formats. It is better to protect stability and confidence in familiar task types.
Short consistent work usually beats irregular intense sessions.
As soon as the rule logic feels clear enough to carry under a clock.
Prefer short clean repetitions over heavy volume.