AP High Court Examiner study plan

Revise the 8 parts of speech, sentence types and subject-verb agreement by solving 60 error-spotting items and logging every mistake under a rule heading

Memorise 80 high-frequency vocabulary words (synonyms, antonyms, one-word substitutions) using flashcards and write one original sentence per word

Practise 10 fill-in-the-blank and cloze passages, timing each at 6 minutes to build exam speed

Read one editorial-length passage daily and write a 3-sentence summary to build comprehension accuracy

Complete 40 sentence-arrangement (jumbled sentence) and sentence-improvement questions, reviewing each explanation

Draft 2 formal letters and 1 precis of a 300-word passage to practise usage and written expression

Learn and apply the standard reasoning methods for series completion, analogies and odd-one-out across 50 practice items

Build a one-page formula sheet for number series patterns and classification rules

Solve 60 coding-decoding, blood relation and direction sense problems, drawing diagrams for each relation puzzle

Complete 40 seating arrangement and ranking puzzles (linear and circular) with a target of 80 percent accuracy

Work through 30 syllogism and statement-conclusion items using Venn diagrams only

Review every wrong answer and rewrite the reasoning step correctly in a notebook

Drill percentage, ratio and average problems (60 items) and commit the conversion table (fractions to percentages) to memory

Solve 40 profit-loss, simple and compound interest problems using shortcut methods

Practise 30 time-work and time-speed-distance problems with unit-consistency checks

Complete 20 simplification and number-system questions under a 10-minute timer

Solve 30 mensuration and data-interpretation sets (tables, bar and pie charts) and record reading errors

Compile a one-page current affairs digest for each of the previous 6 months from a single reliable newspaper or monthly compilation

Memorise key facts on Indian geography, national parks, rivers and states (capitals, boundaries) using a map-based revision sheet

Prepare 30 one-line notes on recent appointments, awards, schemes and sports events

Read and summarise Parts III, IV and V of the Constitution, listing Fundamental Rights, Duties and Directive Principles with article numbers

Explain the structure of the judiciary, the role of the High Court, and writ jurisdiction (Articles 32 and 226) in your own notes

Practise 40 MCQs on constitutional bodies, amendments and centre-state relations

Complete hands-on exercises in a word processor and spreadsheet: create a table, apply formulas, mail merge a notice, and save files in the correct formats

Learn keyboard shortcuts and basic file management, internet and e-mail etiquette relevant to office work

Outline the stages of a civil suit from plaint to decree, and of a criminal case from FIR to judgment, in flowcharts

Memorise the limitation periods and the essentials of summons, written statement, issues and evidence

Study the High Court rules on filing, cause lists, adjournments and certified copies, and list the documents required at each stage

Practise record-keeping: classify files, prepare an index and a folio list, and describe the safe custody and weeding-out procedure

Solve 40 mixed questions on procedure and court office practice

Take 4 full-length mock tests under exam conditions and record section-wise scores and time spent

Re-attack the 20 most frequent error types from your logs and re-solve those questions until correct

Revise all one-page sheets (grammar, formulas, Constitution, current affairs, procedure) in two passes

Simulate the final week: one mock every alternate day, with a rest day for light revision only