DSSSB JE Exam study plan
DSSSB JE Exam · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 6 hours per week
Arithmetical and Numerical Ability & General Intelligence and Reasoning Ability
Diagnose baseline by solving one timed 25-question arithmetic set and one 25-question reasoning set, then record accuracy and time per question.
Build a personal formula sheet covering percentages, ratio-proportion, averages, profit-loss and simple/compound interest, with one worked example each.
Drill 60 percentage and ratio questions in blocks of 15, writing the shortcut used beside every answer.
Practise 40 series and analogy questions, classifying each by rule type (numeric, letter, mixed) after solving.
Your checkpoint
A dated baseline sheet listing accuracy and average seconds per question for both sets, plus a one-page formula sheet with 20 formulas and worked examples.
Arithmetical and Numerical Ability & General Intelligence and Reasoning Ability
Solve 80 time-work and time-speed-distance questions, converting every word problem into a one-line equation before calculating.
Complete 50 simplification and number-system questions under a 30-second-per-question cap.
Work through 40 coding-decoding and blood-relation items, writing the decoding key or family tree for each.
Maintain an error log tagging each mistake as concept gap, calculation slip, or misread question.
Your checkpoint
An error log with at least 30 tagged entries and a count of mistakes per tag, showing which tag dominates.
General Intelligence and Reasoning Ability & Arithmetical and Numerical Ability
Solve 50 seating-arrangement and puzzle sets (linear, circular, floor-based) with a fixed 4-minute limit per set.
Drill 40 direction-sense and order-ranking questions, sketching a diagram for every item.
Revise the week-1 formula sheet and re-solve the ten questions missed most often in week 2.
Take one 50-question mixed arithmetic-plus-reasoning test in 60 minutes and analyse section-wise accuracy.
Your checkpoint
A timed mock scorecard with section-wise accuracy, unattempted count, and a list of the five weakest question types.
General Awareness & Arithmetical and Numerical Ability
Compile a one-page static-GK sheet on Indian polity covering the Constitution, fundamental rights, Parliament, and key amendments.
Build a timeline card of Indian history from 1857 to 1947 with 20 dated events.
Memorise 30 current-affairs items from the past six months (appointments, schemes, sports, awards) and self-test on them.
Re-drill arithmetic topics from weeks 1-2 at 80 percent accuracy or better in a 30-question set.
Your checkpoint
Three revision cards (polity, history timeline, current affairs) plus a 30-question arithmetic re-test result at or above 80 percent.
General Awareness & Hindi Language and Comprehension
Prepare geography notes on rivers, mountains, national parks, and Indian states with capitals, self-quizzing 40 items.
Learn 25 Hindi grammar terms and rules covering संधि, समास, उपसर्ग, प्रत्यय with one example each.
Solve 50 Hindi vocabulary items (पर्यायवाची, विलोम, अनेकार्थी) and record unfamiliar words in a personal list.
Read one Hindi passage daily for four days and answer five comprehension questions each, marking where the answer appears in the text.
Your checkpoint
A Hindi word-and-rule notebook with 50 vocabulary entries and 25 grammar rules, each with an example.
Hindi Language and Comprehension & English Language and Comprehension
Complete 60 Hindi grammar questions on मुहावरे, लोकोक्तियाँ, वाक्य-शुद्धि and तत्सम-तद्भव, correcting each wrong answer in writing.
Practise 40 English error-spotting and sentence-improvement questions, naming the grammar rule violated for each error.
Build a 60-word synonym-antonym and idiom list in English and self-test twice.
Solve two English comprehension passages (five questions each) under 8 minutes per passage.
Your checkpoint
A bilingual error notebook containing 40 corrected Hindi items and 40 corrected English items, each annotated with the governing rule.
English Language and Comprehension & General Awareness
Drill 50 English fill-in-the-blank, cloze, and one-word-substitution questions, noting collocations that decided the answer.
Revise all GK cards from weeks 4-5 and re-test 60 mixed static-GK items.
Take one 100-question full-length mock in 100 minutes under exam conditions with no pauses.
Analyse the mock by domain, listing time spent and accuracy for each of the five domains.
Your checkpoint
A full-length mock analysis sheet with per-domain time, accuracy, and a ranked list of the three domains needing the most revision.
Arithmetical and Numerical Ability & General Intelligence and Reasoning Ability & Hindi Language and Comprehension & English Language and Comprehension
Re-solve every entry in the error log from weeks 2-6 and mark those still wrong for a final pass.
Take two full-length mocks on separate days and compare domain-wise accuracy against the week-7 baseline.
Revise the formula sheet, Hindi rule notebook, and English word list in three short sessions.
Fix an exam-day strategy: question order, per-section time caps, and a skip rule for questions exceeding 45 seconds.
Your checkpoint
A final readiness report showing both mock scores, improvement over week 7, and a written exam-day time-allocation plan.
Milestones
Week 2: Error log has at least 30 tagged entries and the dominant error tag is identified.
Week 4: Arithmetic re-test of 30 questions is scored at 80 percent or above, and all three GK revision cards are complete.
Week 6: Hindi and English error notebooks each contain 40 corrected, rule-annotated items.
Week 7: Full-length mock is completed within 100 minutes and per-domain accuracy is recorded for all five domains.
Week 8: Second full-length mock shows higher overall accuracy than the week-7 mock, and the exam-day time plan is written.