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CWC Junior Technical Assistant study plan

CWC Junior Technical Assistant · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 7 hours per week

Week 1

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

Week 2

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

Week 3

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

Week 4

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

Week 5

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

Week 6

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

Week 7

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

Week 8

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