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Sounds like you're doing pretty well then. Somehow it didn't click me how short time you've been at it yet, so just keep doing what you're doing. The results will come in time.
At this point you should probably be aware of burning out or getting bored after a while since your training frequency is so intense.
Also, if you feel like you don't need rest, you might not have enough weights, or your technique needs improvement.
Do you think the exercises I chose are okay?
I am planning on doing a Push A, Pull A and Leg A and seperate from Push B, Pull B and Leg B cycle.
Like one week I do A and the next week I do B.
Push A, Pull A and Leg A would be the exercises I wrote above.
For the B version of all PPL days I'd remove one bigger exercise with a bigger calisthenics exercise. Instead of Triceps Pushdowns and Leg Raises on Push Day I'd take those two out and do Dips instead. Instead of starting with Lat pulldowns cable I'd do as many pull ups and negative pull ups as possible and then finish my lat on the machine with lighter weights. Instead of Cable rows I'd do Australien Pull Ups. Instead of Leg Press I'd do Dumbbell Squats in week B for leg day.
You know what I mean?
Yeah sounds like you've got a good plan. I'm far from being an expert, so can't unfortunately give you deep insights.
Just be mindful of the burnout. It's a marathon, not a sprint. That, and doing reps with good technique. Once the technique is not there anymore, it can be considered a failure and you can stop.