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CG Mandi Nirikshak study plan

CG Mandi Nirikshak · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

Agricultural Marketing, Mandi Operations and Cooperative Institutions & General Knowledge and Current Affairs (with emphasis on Chhattisgarh)

  • Map the full Mandi ecosystem: distinguish APMC-regulated mandis, Krishi Upaj Mandi Samitis, and cooperative marketing societies, and write a one-page flow of a produce lot from arrival to payment.

  • Memorize the core Chhattisgarh mandi facts (mandi board structure, key commodities such as paddy, and the state's procurement and bonus mechanisms) and record them on flashcards.

  • List the main cooperative institutions relevant to state agriculture (PACS, marketing federations, district unions) and state each one's function in one line.

  • Build a Chhattisgarh current-affairs log for the last 6 months covering agriculture, mandi policy, and state schemes.

Your checkpoint

A 4-page handwritten primer on mandi operations plus a dated current-affairs log with at least 40 Chhattisgarh entries.

Week 2

Agricultural Marketing, Mandi Operations and Cooperative Institutions & General Studies: Indian Polity, Constitution, History, Geography, Economy

  • Explain the regulated market committee's powers, licensing, market fee, and the dispute-resolution route for a farmer complaint.

  • Compare cooperative marketing structures with private and e-NAM trading, noting who bears weighment, grading, and storage risk.

  • Revise the constitutional and legal basis of agricultural marketing (state list subject, essential commodities framework) and note where the Centre and state overlap.

  • Solve 30 practice questions on agricultural marketing and cooperatives and log every wrong answer with the reason.

Your checkpoint

A comparison table of four marketing channels plus an error log of 30 attempted questions.

Week 3

General Studies: Indian Polity, Constitution, History, Geography, Economy

  • Recite the Preamble, the fundamental rights articles, and the directive principles categories from memory without notes.

  • Trace the constitutional amendments that reshaped local governance and cooperative bodies and state each amendment's number and effect.

  • Outline Indian history in a timeline from the freedom struggle to integration of states, marking the events most likely to be asked.

  • Draw a labelled map of India's physiographic divisions and mark major crop belts and rivers.

Your checkpoint

A one-page amendment sheet plus a hand-drawn India map with 15 labelled features.

Week 4

General Studies: Indian Polity, Constitution, History, Geography, Economy & Mathematics and Quantitative Aptitude

  • Explain the roles of the President, Governor, Chief Minister, and state legislature, and describe how a bill becomes law at state level.

  • Summarize core economic concepts (inflation, GDP, fiscal deficit, MSP, subsidies) in definitions you can reproduce in an exam.

  • Master percentage, ratio, average, and profit-loss shortcuts and apply them to 40 timed questions.

  • Review weeks 1 to 4 error logs and re-solve every missed question.

Your checkpoint

A 40-question timed maths set scored at 70 percent or better, with a corrected error log.

Week 5

Mathematics and Quantitative Aptitude & Reasoning, Mental Ability and Aptitude

  • Solve time-work, time-speed-distance, and simple-compound interest problems under a 60-second-per-question clock.

  • Complete data-interpretation sets on tables and bar graphs and record accuracy separately from speed.

  • Practice series, coding-decoding, blood relations, and direction sense in daily 20-question blocks.

  • Identify your three weakest quantitative topics and write a targeted drill plan for each.

Your checkpoint

A scored 50-question mixed maths-and-reasoning mock with topic-wise accuracy breakdown.

Week 6

Reasoning, Mental Ability and Aptitude & General Hindi and English Language

  • Drill seating arrangement, syllogism, and clock-calendar problems until each type is solved within the target time.

  • Revise Hindi grammar essentials (sandhi, samas, synonyms, antonyms, idiom usage) with 15 items per area.

  • Practice English grammar (tense, subject-verb agreement, prepositions, articles) and error-spotting in 20-item sets.

  • Attempt two reading-comprehension passages each in Hindi and English and note where you lost time.

Your checkpoint

A 30-question Hindi and English language set plus a 30-question reasoning set, both scored with corrections.

Week 7

General Knowledge and Current Affairs (with emphasis on Chhattisgarh) & General Hindi and English Language

  • Consolidate the Chhattisgarh current-affairs log into 60 high-yield facts on schemes, appointments, and state economy.

  • Memorize Chhattisgarh geography and districts: rivers, forests, mineral belts, and administrative divisions.

  • Practice translation and précis writing between Hindi and English to build speed and accuracy.

  • Rehearse a 10-minute daily recall drill on national current affairs from the past 6 months.

Your checkpoint

A 60-fact Chhattisgarh revision sheet and one completed précis each in Hindi and English.

Week 8

General Knowledge and Current Affairs (with emphasis on Chhattisgarh) & General Studies: Indian Polity, Constitution, History, Geography, Economy & Agricultural Marketing, Mandi Operations and Cooperative Institutions

  • Take two full-length timed mocks under exam conditions and score each domain separately.

  • Re-read only the error logs, flashcards, and one-page sheets from weeks 1 to 7, skipping new material.

  • Reconfirm the 20 highest-risk facts in mandi operations and cooperative institutions before the exam.

  • Fix your exam-day section order and time budget based on mock performance.

Your checkpoint

Two completed full-length mocks with a written section-wise time plan for exam day.

Milestones

Week 2: Can explain a produce lot's journey through a regulated mandi and name the fee, licensing, and dispute steps without notes.

Week 4: Scores at least 70 percent on a 40-question timed maths set and has a clean error log for weeks 1 to 4.

Week 6: Solves reasoning and language practice sets at target speed with accuracy above 65 percent in each.

Week 8: Completes two full-length mocks with every domain scored and a written exam-day time plan.