ESIC MTS study plan

Classify 60 reasoning items into series, analogy, coding-decoding, blood relation, direction sense, and syllogism, and record the exact solving rule you used for each category

Solve 40 simplification and approximation items using squares up to 30, cubes up to 15, and fraction-percentage equivalents, timing each set at 45 seconds per item

Build a one-page formula sheet covering percentage, average, ratio, and profit-loss conversions, and rewrite it from memory at week end

Log every wrong answer with the reason it was wrong: concept gap, calculation slip, or misread question

Solve 50 seating-arrangement and puzzle sets, starting with linear and circular arrangements before floor-based puzzles

Complete 40 number-series and alphabet-series items in under 20 minutes total, writing the pattern next to each answer

Drill 40 ratio, proportion, and partnership problems, converting every answer back into the original units to catch unit errors

Attempt one 25-minute mixed set of 20 reasoning plus 20 numerical items under exam timing

Work through 30 syllogism and inequality items using Venn diagrams and the either-or case checklist

Solve 40 time-work and time-speed-distance problems, including pipes, trains, and boats, using the unitary and efficiency methods

Memorise and apply the standard coding-decoding pattern families, then solve 30 mixed coding items

Reduce average solving time per reasoning item to under 60 seconds across two 20-item sprints

Compile a dated current-affairs digest covering the previous three months from one national newspaper and one monthly compilation, focusing on appointments, schemes, sports, awards, and economy indicators

Revise static general awareness by theme: Indian polity articles and schedules, geography of India, and basic science

Practise 40 English grammar items on subject-verb agreement, articles, prepositions, and tenses, and note each rule violated

Learn 60 high-frequency exam words with one synonym, one antonym, and one usage sentence each

Answer 100 general awareness items spanning history, polity, geography, economy, and science, and convert every miss into a one-line fact card

Solve 30 reading-comprehension passages, practising skimming for the main idea before reading the questions

Complete 40 error-spotting and sentence-improvement items, applying the grammar rules learned in week 4

Draft 10 precise one-paragraph summaries of news editorials to sharpen comprehension and writing control

Revisit the week 1-3 error log and re-solve every logged item without looking at the previous solution

Solve 40 data-interpretation sets from tables, bar graphs, and pie charts, estimating before calculating

Complete 30 mensuration and geometry problems covering area, volume, and the circle theorems most often tested

Attempt two 30-minute sectional tests, one reasoning and one numerical, and compare scores with week 3

Consolidate the current-affairs digest into 50 revision flashcards and self-test twice without notes

Solve 50 cloze-test and fill-in-the-blank items, prioritising collocation and context clues over word familiarity

Complete 25 para-jumble and sentence-rearrangement sets, identifying opening and closing sentences first

Review the static general awareness fact cards and retire any fact answered correctly three times in a row

Take three full-length mock tests of 200 marks under strict timing and analyse each within 24 hours of taking it

Fix a per-section time budget based on mock data, allocating more minutes to the sections with the lowest accuracy

Re-solve every item missed in the mocks and confirm each error is resolved or explicitly parked as low-yield

Run two final formula, fact, and vocabulary revision passes in the last three days without attempting new topics