CWC Junior Technical Assistant study plan
CWC Junior Technical Assistant · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 7 hours per week
General Intelligence and Reasoning & Quantitative Aptitude and Numerical Ability
Set up a 7-hour weekly timetable splitting 4 hours to Domain 1 and 3 hours to Domain 3, and log baseline scores on one timed mini-test per domain
Drill series completion, analogy, and coding-decoding by solving 20 questions per topic and writing the rule you used for each wrong answer
Revise percentage, ratio-proportion, and average by solving 15 mixed problems and noting the shortcut method for each
Build a personal formula sheet covering percentage, ratio, average, and profit-loss with one worked example per formula
Your checkpoint
A two-page handwritten formula-and-rule sheet plus a logged baseline score for Domains 1 and 3
General Intelligence and Reasoning & Quantitative Aptitude and Numerical Ability
Practice seating arrangement, blood relations, and direction sense by drawing a diagram for every question and timing 25 questions in 30 minutes
Solve syllogism and statement-conclusion sets using Venn diagrams until you reach 80% accuracy over 30 questions
Work through time-work, pipes-cistern, and speed-distance problems, classifying each into a standard type before solving
Review all week-1 errors and re-solve them without notes to confirm retention
Your checkpoint
A 30-question mixed reasoning and quant test scored and error-analysed by topic
Quantitative Aptitude and Numerical Ability & Technical Knowledge: Agricultural Produce, Storage and Warehousing Science
Master simplification, number series, and approximation by completing 40 questions under a 25-minute timer
Compute simple and compound interest, mensuration, and data-interpretation (table and bar) sets with one full DI set per session
Read the first block of Domain 5 notes on agricultural produce composition, grading, and quality parameters, and summarise each subtopic in five bullet points
Map how moisture content and temperature affect stored grain quality so the science links to the calculations in Domain 3
Your checkpoint
One completed data-interpretation set with full working plus a one-page summary of produce quality parameters
Technical Knowledge: Agricultural Produce, Storage and Warehousing Science & General Intelligence and Reasoning
Cover storage structures, godown layout, and warehousing types, writing a comparison table of each structure's use and limitation
Study fumigation, pest control, and rodent management, listing the chemical, dose concept, and safety precaution for each method
Keep reasoning sharp with 15 mixed puzzles and 15 syllogism questions twice this week
Re-solve every Domain 5 question you got wrong and state the correct concept in one line
Your checkpoint
A comparison table of storage structures and a pest-control method chart, both from memory
Technical Knowledge: Agricultural Produce, Storage and Warehousing Science & Technical Knowledge: Basic Engineering, Safety and Handling Equipment
Study bagging, weighing, conveying, and aeration equipment, noting the working principle and typical application of each
Learn cold storage, controlled atmosphere, and silo basics, and describe the difference between them in your own words
Cover basic engineering concepts in Domain 6: units, measurement, simple machines, and material handling safety rules
Link each safety rule to a specific equipment type so the two domains reinforce each other
Your checkpoint
A one-page equipment-to-safety-rule matrix covering at least eight machines
Technical Knowledge: Basic Engineering, Safety and Handling Equipment & General Awareness and Current Affairs
Revise electrical and mechanical safety, fire prevention, PPE, and first-aid basics in warehouses, listing the do and do-not for each hazard
Practice 20 numerical questions on work, power, energy, and load calculation relevant to handling equipment
Build a current-affairs routine: read one daily summary and note five items per day across agriculture, schemes, and appointments
Prepare a one-page static awareness sheet on Indian agriculture institutions, crops, and minimum support price concepts
Your checkpoint
A hazard-and-PPE checklist plus a 30-item current-affairs log for the week
English Language and Comprehension & General Awareness and Current Affairs
Practice error spotting, sentence improvement, and fill-in-the-blanks with 20 questions each, recording the grammar rule behind each mistake
Complete two reading-comprehension passages under time and summarise each in three sentences
Revise cloze test and para-jumble strategies and apply them to 15 questions
Consolidate current affairs from weeks 6-7 into a single revision sheet of 50 points
Your checkpoint
A grammar-rule error log with at least 25 entries plus a 50-point current-affairs revision sheet
General Intelligence and Reasoning & Quantitative Aptitude and Numerical Ability & Technical Knowledge: Agricultural Produce, Storage and Warehousing Science
Take three full-length mock tests this week, each followed by a same-day error analysis by domain
Re-solve every error from the mocks and mark any concept still unclear for a final pass
Revise your formula sheet, equipment matrix, and produce-quality summary in two short sessions
Simulate exam timing by attempting one mock with the exact section order and time allocation you plan to use
Your checkpoint
Three scored full mocks with a written error-analysis sheet and a final one-page revision checklist
Milestones
Week 2: Score at least 60% on the 30-question mixed reasoning and quant test and show that every error has a written rule or method note
Week 4: Reproduce the storage-structure comparison table and pest-control chart from memory with at least 80% of entries correct
Week 6: Explain any eight handling machines and their matching safety rules without referring to notes
Week 8: Average at least 65% across the three full mocks with no domain below 50%, and have a complete error log for each mock