EMRS TGT study plan

EMRS TGT · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 8 hours per week

Week 1

Subject concerned (TGT discipline, e.g. English, Hindi, Maths, Science, Social Studies, Computer Science, Art, Music, PET, Regional Language, Librarian)

Map the full TGT subject syllabus for your discipline and mark every unit as strong, shaky, or unseen
Solve one full past-pattern subject paper untimed to establish a baseline score by section
Build a one-page formula, definition, or grammar-rule sheet for the two weakest units
Create a daily 45-minute slot for subject revision that fits around work hours

A baseline score report plus a ranked list of the five weakest subject units with the date each will be revised

Week 2

Re-teach yourself the three lowest-scoring units from the baseline paper using a standard textbook
Write 30 original practice questions from those units and answer them without notes
Memorise and self-test the core terminology and rules of those units in a closed-book quiz

A 30-question self-made question set with answer key and a score above 80 percent on the closed-book retest

Week 3

Cover the next two mid-weight subject units and summarise each in under 200 words
Practise explaining three difficult concepts aloud as if teaching a class of 30 students
Time yourself on 40 subject questions in 40 minutes to build speed

Two concise unit summaries plus a timed 40-question set completed with accuracy recorded

Week 4

Complete a second full subject mock under exam timing and compare section-wise with week 1
Diagnose which reasoning types (series, coding, syllogism, analogy) cost the most time
Start a daily 15-minute current-affairs and general-awareness reading habit

A mock comparison table showing improvement per section and a named list of the three reasoning types to drill next

Week 5

Drill 100 quantitative aptitude questions across percentages, ratio, averages, and time-work
Solve 60 reasoning questions in mixed sets with a strict per-question time cap
Review every wrong answer and record the error cause in a log

An error log of at least 40 entries classified by cause, with the top three recurring causes identified

Week 6

Complete 100 general-awareness questions spanning polity, geography, history, and science basics
Practise 30 English or language comprehension passages or grammar items at exam pace
Attend one full-length Tier-I style mock under strict timing with no breaks

A full-length mock score sheet with a written plan for the two weakest aptitude areas

Week 7

A two-page cheat sheet per domain and a retest score above 75 percent on the previously weak units

Week 8

Take two full-length mocks on consecutive days and review each within 24 hours
Rehearse the exam-day routine: timing, section order, and skip strategy
Do a final pass over both cheat sheets and the error log only, adding no new material

Two final mock scores at or above your target cutoff, with a one-page exam-day strategy note

Week 2: Closed-book retest on the three weakest subject units scores at least 80 percent

Week 4: Second subject mock improves on the week 1 baseline in at least three sections

Week 6: Full-length Tier-I style mock completed within time with a written weakness plan

Week 8: Both final mocks meet or exceed the target cutoff score