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Agniveer Army · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 7 hours per week

Week 1

Mathematics & Logical Reasoning

  • Solve 300 arithmetic questions on number system, HCF/LCM, simplification, percentage and decimals

  • Drill tables to 20, squares to 30 and cubes to 15 in five-minute speed sets until recall is automatic

  • Work through 200 reasoning questions on number/letter series, analogy, classification and coding-decoding

  • Start a daily 20-minute current-affairs habit from one newspaper and one monthly digest

Your checkpoint

Two scored sectional tests (25 Maths, 25 Reasoning) completed under time, each with a written error log and accuracy of at least 65%

Week 2

Mathematics & Logical Reasoning

  • Master ratio-proportion, average, profit-loss and simple/compound interest by solving 250 mixed problems

  • Apply shortcut methods (unitary method, option elimination, approximation) to cut average solve time to under 60 seconds

  • Solve 150 reasoning questions on blood relations, direction sense, ranking and order

  • Maintain 20 minutes of current affairs daily and add 10 new one-line facts to a personal notes file each day

Your checkpoint

One 40-question Maths sectional test scored at 70%+ and one 30-question Reasoning test, both reviewed question by question

Week 3

Mathematics & Logical Reasoning

  • Solve 250 problems on time-speed-distance, trains, time and work, pipes and cisterns

  • Compute area, perimeter and volume for triangles, circles, rectangles, cylinders and spheres from memory

  • Complete 150 reasoning questions on syllogism, Venn diagrams, seating arrangement and ranking puzzles

  • Consolidate all Maths formulas into a single one-page revision sheet written in your own words

Your checkpoint

A handwritten formula sheet covering every Maths topic tested so far, plus two timed sectional tests at 70%+ accuracy

Week 4

General Science & Mathematics

  • Read and note units, measurement, motion, force, work, energy and simple machines, then answer 150 questions on them

  • Cover matter, atomic structure, elements and compounds, acids-bases and common chemical reactions with 150 practice questions

  • Run two 20-question Maths mixed sets per week to keep previously learned topics warm

  • Continue daily current-affairs logging without a break

Your checkpoint

A 50-question General Science test scored at 60%+ with every wrong answer rewritten as a corrected fact

Week 5

General Science & Logical Reasoning

  • Study cell structure, human body systems, nutrition, vitamins and deficiency diseases, and answer 200 questions

  • Memorise 60 high-frequency science facts (inventions, discoveries, SI units, scientific instruments) via spaced repetition

  • Solve 150 mixed reasoning questions from all topics to build speed under a 45-second-per-question cap

  • Revise the Maths formula sheet twice this week

Your checkpoint

A 150-card science flashcard deck built and self-tested, plus a 50-question Science test at 70%+

Week 6

General Knowledge and Current Affairs & General Science

  • Study Indian polity - Constitution, fundamental rights and duties, Parliament, judiciary and panchayati raj - with 150 questions

  • Cover Indian and world physical geography, rivers, mountains and climate zones with 120 questions

  • Hold a weekly 30-minute Science revision cycle using the flashcard deck

  • Compile current affairs from the past three months into dated one-line entries

Your checkpoint

One 100-question GK test (polity plus geography) scored at 65%+ with a topic-wise weak-area list

Week 7

General Knowledge and Current Affairs

  • Cover Indian history (ancient, medieval, modern and freedom struggle) through 150 practice questions

  • Study basic economics, budgeting, banking terms, national schemes and static GK with 150 questions

  • Consolidate six months of current affairs into 200 dated one-line facts covering sports, awards, appointments and defence exercises

  • Run one 30-question Maths and one 30-question Reasoning maintenance set

Your checkpoint

A 200-fact current-affairs compendium plus a 100-question GK test at 70%+

Week 8

Mathematics & General Science & General Knowledge and Current Affairs & Logical Reasoning

  • Take three full-length mock tests under strict exam timing with no pauses

  • Review every mock within 24 hours, reclassifying each error as concept gap, silly mistake or time loss

  • Re-solve all previously logged wrong questions across all four domains

  • Re-read the formula sheet, flashcard deck and current-affairs compendium once each

Your checkpoint

Three completed full-length mocks with a final error-review sheet showing at least 75% overall accuracy on the last attempt

Week 3

Mathematics

  • Re-attempt every Maths question logged as wrong in weeks 1-2 without looking at solutions

  • Hold a 60-minute untimed accuracy session, then repeat the same set timed

Your checkpoint

A cleaned error log in which at least 80% of previously wrong Maths questions are re-solved correctly

Milestones

Week 2: Complete two timed sectional tests with at least 65% accuracy in Maths and Reasoning and a written error log for each

Week 4: Score 60%+ on a 50-question General Science test and show a Maths formula sheet covering all topics done so far

Week 6: Score 65%+ on a 100-question GK test and demonstrate a science flashcard deck of 150 cards in active use

Week 8: Score 75%+ overall on the final full-length mock with all four domains attempted and every error reviewed