ADRE Grade 3 study plan

ADRE Grade 3 · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

General Mathematics & Reasoning and Quantitative Aptitude

Diagnose baseline by taking a 40-question mixed arithmetic and reasoning quiz and logging every error by type
Drill percentage, ratio, average, and profit-loss problems until each can be solved in under 90 seconds without a calculator
Build a one-page formula sheet covering number series, simplification, and time-work-speed formulas from memory
Practice 30 number-series and analogy questions, writing the rule you used beside each answer

A handwritten error log of at least 25 diagnosed mistakes plus a one-page formula sheet, both dated and reviewed at week's end

Week 2

Solve 60 quantitative aptitude problems across time-work, pipes-cisterns, and speed-distance with a timed 25-minute block each session
Apply the unitary method and LCM shortcut to at least 20 word problems and record which method was faster
Complete 25 seating-arrangement and blood-relation reasoning items, drawing a diagram for every one
Re-attempt all week-1 errors and mark which are now fixed

A timed 30-question mock on Maths plus Reasoning scored and analysed, with a per-topic accuracy table

Week 3

Map the Assam-specific syllabus into a dated timeline of ancient Kamrupa, Ahom rule, British annexation, and post-independence Assam
Memorise 40 high-yield facts on Assamese festivals, dances, and crafts using spaced-repetition cards reviewed daily
Track current affairs for the past six months by maintaining a dated one-line-per-event diary
Locate on a blank outline map the major rivers, national parks, and districts of Assam and label them from memory

A completed Assam timeline one-pager plus a hand-labelled map scored out of 20, both self-checked against a standard reference

Week 4

Consolidate Assam geography by writing 10 short notes on Brahmaputra tributaries, Kaziranga, Manas, and the Barak valley
Summarise 30 current-affairs items into question-answer format suitable for revision
Memorise key constitutional and administrative facts about Assam, including state formation year, capital, and number of districts
Complete 50 mixed GK and Assam-specific questions under exam timing

A 50-question self-made GK and Assam quiz with answer key, scoring at least 70 percent on your own test

Week 5

Revise all tense forms and subject-verb agreement by correcting 50 deliberately faulty sentences
Build a personal list of 60 commonly confused word pairs and use each correctly in a sentence
Practise 40 error-spotting and fill-in-the-blank items, noting the grammar rule violated for each wrong answer
Read one editorial daily and extract five new words with meaning and usage

A 60-pair vocabulary notebook and a 40-item error-spotting worksheet with rule annotations

Week 6

Complete 30 synonym-antonym and one-word-substitution questions with a target of 85 percent accuracy
Practise 25 reading-comprehension passages under a strict eight-minute limit each
Solve 40 coding-decoding, direction-sense, and syllogism problems, writing the reasoning chain for each
Review the vocabulary notebook and retire words already mastered

A timed 40-question English plus Reasoning mock scored, with a written note on the two weakest question types

Week 7

Take three full-length sectional tests covering GK, Maths, and Assam-specific content and log scores
Revisit every previously flagged error across all domains and re-solve at least 30 of them
Memorise 25 additional current-affairs items from the last two months and merge them into the diary
Practise 20 data-interpretation and simplification questions to rebuild speed

A consolidated error register across all five domains with a status column showing resolved or pending for every entry

Week 8

Simulate the real exam three times at full length and full timing, with no breaks
Analyse each simulation for time lost per section and set a per-section time budget for exam day
Revise only the formula sheet, Assam timeline, vocabulary notebook, and current-affairs diary, avoiding new material
Finalise a one-page exam-day checklist covering admit card, ID, reporting time, and section order strategy

A written exam-day strategy sheet with your target attempt count and time allocation per domain, backed by three simulation scorecards

Week 2: Score at least 60 percent on the timed Maths plus Reasoning mock and show a shrinking error log compared with week 1

Week 4: Score at least 70 percent on your self-made GK and Assam quiz and label the Assam outline map with at least 16 of 20 correct entries

Week 6: Achieve at least 85 percent accuracy on synonym-antonym items and finish each comprehension passage within eight minutes

Week 8: Average at least 65 percent across three full-length simulations with no section left unattempted due to time