Check the course requirement first
Begin with the universities and courses you intend to apply for. Check their admission requirements alongside the NTA information for the relevant cycle. A practice platform’s subject list does not establish which combination a university will accept.
Give each subject its own record
Keep a separate list of mistakes for each domain subject. A combined score can hide a topic you have not understood. Use the relevant syllabus as a checklist, but base the next revision task on the question you missed rather than repeatedly reading every chapter from the beginning.
Revisit a topic before retesting
Read the concept, work an example and then try a new question without the explanation. If the topic depends on a calculation, show the steps. If it depends on a definition, explain how that definition applies to the example in the question.
Keep the plan realistic
Allocate study blocks according to the subjects you actually need and the gaps shown by your attempts. Leave time to review each set. When a requirement or syllabus changes, update the plan from the official document and record what changed; do not rely on a date printed in a generic preparation article.
Choose your exam or open the mock-test library. For a disputed question, send support the test and question reference.
Official reference: NTA CUET syllabus. Use the relevant notice for exam rules; the practice routine above is editorial advice.