Hi divakar,

Sorry to say this, but this is fact, there is nothing like a GMAT Study Plan which has been set already. GMAT Study Plan may guide you the way how others approached GMAT to get high score, that too once they have achieved then only people set it as an GMAT Study Plan.

In my opinion, If you have any new thing in your hands need to achieve like GMAT, then you can follow one of the below:
1. You can set your own study plan
2. You can approach/follow the plan that has been set by somebody.
3. You can set your own way by making some changes to study plan which somebody been achieved by using it.


So, I suggest you go through the posts which have experiences of people, then adopt one which best suits for you. The reason why I have suggested this is because the plan which we are following may not best suitable for you. But if you have such bunch of experiences of people, you may create one on your own.

Here is the link for it : https://www.beatthegmat.com/mba/how-to-g ... n-the-gmat

I have done the same thing. So, now I have my own study plan which reflects the experiences of many people.

About confidence, just go through these 4 sayings:
1. "We first make our habits, and
then our habits make us." -- Ronald E. Osborn
2. "To climb steep hills requires a slow pace at first." -- Shakespeare
3. "Knowing is not enough; we must apply.
Willing is not enough; we must do" -- Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
4. "I never think of the future - it comes soon enough." -- Albert Einstein

I think after you go through the above sayings, you may felt with some good hope & happiness. So, I suggest you collect some bunch of this kind of inspirational quotes which builds confidence with in you. Anytime later if you feel to give up / end up anything(Eg. GMAT, some type of certification etc), then read all those quotes in such a way you can rebuild your confidence.


Hope this helps, GOOD LUCK, you can feel free to share your feedback,

Hope to hear from you again,

Thanks,
Rajesh
Loves GMAT....!!!!