Agniveer Army study plan
Agniveer Army · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 7 hours per week
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%
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
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
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
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%+
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
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%+
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
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