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1-Month Study Plan30 days, week by week: lessons, practice, vocab and mocks.
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Verbal reasoningAnalogies, sentence completion, antonyms and reading.QuantitativeSix chapters of notes, from arithmetic to advanced maths.Analytical reasoningArrangements, puzzles and logical reasoning.Free study guidesWorked lessons, a formula sheet and preparation guides.
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15-minute diagnostic15 questions to find your starting point. No sign-up.Skill buildingPractise one topic at a time, with feedback after every answer.HAT Practice Test 1Full-length mock for your stream: 100 questions, 120 minutes. Free.HAT Practice Test 2Your second full-length mock, with full answer review.HAT Practice Test 3Your final full-length rehearsal before test day.Quant problems391 problems with worked solutions.Verbal problems342 problems with explanations.Analytical problems317 problems, from rows to puzzles.Mistake notebookEvery question you missed, until you get it right.
Quizzes
Mixed quiz12 questions from all three sections · 15 minutes.Quant quiz10 questions · 15 minutes.Verbal quiz10 questions · 10 minutes.Analytical quiz10 questions · 15 minutes.Advanced maths quizHAT-I only · 8 questions · 15 minutes.Vocab quiz15 words from your Vocab Climb · 8 minutes.
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Vocab Climb37 days of words. Each day repeats the earlier ones.FlashcardsFlip each card, then mark it Known or Learning.Word listEvery word with its meaning and synonyms.Quant Climb28 days of formulas and shortcuts, as flashcards.
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Clear methods, worked examples and practical study guides. Start with a question you find difficult, then put the method into practice.

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HEC HAT preparation: where to start

Choose your HAT stream, assess your starting point and build a practical routine for quantitative, verbal and analytical reasoning.

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A practical 30-day HAT study plan

A four-week HAT preparation framework with daily review, vocabulary practice and mock tests on days 10, 20 and 29.

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HAT past papers and recalled questions: how to use them

Understand official HEC samples, recalled HAT questions and original practice. Learn how to review a question and verify its answer.

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Free HAT mock tests: prepare, attempt and review

Choose your HAT stream, attempt the free first mock and use section feedback to improve. Learn a practical method for reviewing timed tests.

Read the guide →Quantitative lesson

HAT percentages: choose the base before calculating

Learn percentage change, reverse percentages and successive changes through worked HAT-style examples, common traps and short practice.

Read the guide →Analytical lesson

Seating arrangements: build the diagram, then test the rules

Solve linear seating puzzles with fixed positions, blocks and elimination. Includes accessible diagrams, worked examples and practice answers.

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Sentence completion: predict the meaning before the options

Use contrast, cause and context to solve verbal questions. Includes sentence completion, vocabulary, analogy and agreement examples.

Read the guide →Analytical lesson

Logical reasoning: what follows, and what does not

Understand conditional statements, contrapositives, sets and must-be-true questions with worked examples and common reasoning traps.

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Quantitative formula sheet with examples and restrictions

Revise percentages, ratios, averages, rates, probability and geometry with a printable formula sheet and worked examples.

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A small first step. A clear next lesson.

The free diagnostic gives you 15 original questions across quantitative, verbal and analytical reasoning, followed by explanations and a suggested seven-day routine.

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Public examples are original teaching exercises. Recalled questions in the study app are identified separately from official HEC materials. Understand the source types.