40 days of preparation time is relatively short and requires a compact and efficient use of time, and the following is a possible 40-day preparation plan for public institutions:
Day 1-5: Understand the exam requirements and plan your study direction.
Gather recruitment information to understand the subjects and important content of the exam.
Make a plan to prepare for the exam and allocate study time for each subject.
Identify study materials and reference books.
Day 6-15: Establish a basic knowledge system.
Take the time each day to systematically learn the basics of each subject.
Focus on overcoming the key and difficult points involved in the exam syllabus.
Complete a round of holistic learning of the fundamentals.
Day 16-25: Strengthen key knowledge points.
In-depth study and training for unfamiliar knowledge points in the early stage of learning.
Answer relevant practice questions to consolidate knowledge points.
Day 26-30: Mock exams and weakness breakouts.
Conduct a mock test, and sort out the wrong questions after the mock test.
Focus on subjects or knowledge points that perform poorly in mock exams.
Day 31-35: Mock Interview Preparation.
Prepare for common interview questions such as self-introduction, career planning, etc.
Conduct mock interviews to improve your interview adaptability.
Day 36-40: Comprehensive review and adjustment.
Conduct a comprehensive review of all subjects, emphasizing important knowledge points.
Take a mock test several times to check your overall level and adjust your preparation strategy.
Maintain a good mental state in the last few days for relaxation and recovery.
Precautions for remarks:
Have clear learning goals every day and maintain an efficient learning state.
Arrange rest time reasonably to avoid fatigue and anxiety.
Do more real and mock questions, familiarize yourself with the test format, and improve your test-taking ability.
Adjust the plan at any time and make flexible changes according to the actual situation.