CAPF ASI Stenographer study plan

Diagnose current speed and accuracy by completing one timed 25-question set each for reasoning and quantitative aptitude and recording per-topic scores

Build a daily 15-minute mental-math drill covering tables up to 20, squares up to 30, and percentage-to-fraction conversions

Classify every reasoning question type into analogy, classification, series, coding-decoding, blood relations, direction sense, syllogism, and non-verbal, and note your weakest three

Set up a single error log with columns for question type, time taken, cause of error, and corrective rule

Drill series completion and analogy questions in blocks of 20 until you sustain 80 percent accuracy

Learn and apply the standard short-cut methods for percentage, ratio, and average problems and solve 40 mixed questions

Practise coding-decoding and blood-relation puzzles using diagram-first solving rather than mental tracking

Review all week-1 error-log entries and rewrite each missed question correctly without looking at the solution

Master syllogism using Venn diagrams and solve 30 questions with zero conceptual errors

Complete speed, time and distance, and time and work problem sets using unitary and LCM methods

Practise direction sense and seating arrangement puzzles with fixed notation conventions

Introduce a 10-minute daily calculation sprint to raise arithmetic speed under pressure

Consolidate non-verbal reasoning: figure series, mirror images, paper folding, and embedded figures

Solve profit and loss, simple and compound interest, and mensuration problems using formula sheets you write yourself

Reduce average time per reasoning question to under 45 seconds on familiar types

Re-attempt every still-unresolved error-log question and close at least 80 percent of them

Map the general awareness syllabus into static GK, Indian polity and constitution, geography, history, economy, and current affairs, and rate your confidence in each

Build a rolling current-affairs log covering the past six months from one newspaper and one monthly digest, capped at 20 items per week

Revise core English grammar rules for tense, subject-verb agreement, articles, prepositions, and common confusions

Complete 100 error-spotting and sentence-improvement questions and tag each error by grammar rule

Memorise key constitutional facts: fundamental rights, directive principles, schedules, and major amendments

Practise synonym, antonym, and one-word substitution sets of 30 questions each and record unfamiliar words in a personal vocabulary list

Complete reading-comprehension passages under a strict eight-minute limit and identify the question stems that cost you most time

Review polity and geography notes using active recall rather than re-reading

Cover Indian history and economy essentials through timeline and concept maps rather than isolated facts

Drill cloze tests, para jumbles, and idiom usage in timed blocks of 20

Cross-check your current-affairs log against a second source and correct or drop any unverified entries

Hold a 30-minute weekly review of all four domains using spaced-repetition flashcards

Take three full-length mixed mocks across all four domains on alternate days and analyse each within 24 hours

Rehearse a fixed section-order and time-allocation strategy and hold it across all three mocks

Revisit only high-yield error-log entries and formula sheets; stop adding new material

Simulate exam-day conditions including sleep timing, no breaks, and OMR-style answer marking