ESIC Stenographer study plan

Diagnose current English level by completing one 25-question mixed grammar and vocabulary set and logging every error by category

Build a personal error log with at least 30 entries covering tense, subject-verb agreement, articles, prepositions, and word choice

Establish a daily 15-minute shorthand drill routine at 60 wpm dictation using passages of 80-100 words

Memorise the 40 most common Pitman or Gregg brief forms you personally miss and drill them to 90% recall

Transcribe one 80-word dictated passage in 12 minutes with no more than 4 errors

Master subject-verb agreement and tense consistency by solving 60 targeted questions and re-solving every wrong one after 48 hours

Complete 40 analogy and odd-one-out reasoning questions, recording the underlying rule for each answer

Learn 100 high-frequency exam vocabulary words with one synonym and one antonym each, using spaced repetition

Drill shorthand outlines for the 100 most frequent English words until written from memory without hesitation

Attempt one 20-minute mixed English sectional mock and analyse it question by question

Solve 80 reasoning questions across coding-decoding, blood relations, direction sense, and series, keeping a per-topic accuracy tally

Reach 85% accuracy on percentage and ratio-proportion by solving 50 problems with a written step skeleton

Memorise tables to 25, squares to 30, and cubes to 15, and verify with a self-timed recall test

Dictate at 70 wpm for 5 minutes daily and transcribe within 15 minutes

Complete one 30-question arithmetic speed set in 25 minutes

Solve 60 time-work and time-speed-distance problems using unitary and shortcut methods, cutting average time per question below 75 seconds

Complete 40 data interpretation questions on tables and bar charts with calculator-free arithmetic

Raise dictation speed to 80 wpm over 5-minute passages with transcription accuracy of at least 95%

Type the transcribed passage at 30 wpm with under 3% errors to simulate the computer test

Review all error logs from weeks 1-3 and re-solve 30 previously wrong questions

Build a current-affairs timeline covering the last 6 months across national, international, sports, awards, and appointments, with at least 120 dated entries

Revise Indian polity, geography, and economy static facts through 100 one-line recall questions

Practise 20 reading-comprehension passages with a 6-minute cap per passage and note the trap types

Write 10 short formal letters and 5 precis passages within time limits

Dictate at 80 wpm for 8-minute stretches and transcribe one full passage under exam conditions

Solve 60 non-verbal and visual reasoning items covering figure series, mirror images, and embedded figures, logging rule types

Complete 50 statement-assumption, syllogism, and seating-arrangement questions under a 45-second-per-question cap

Take two 25-question general-awareness mocks and convert every wrong answer into a flashcard

Revise the current-affairs timeline from week 5 and add 60 new entries

Maintain shorthand speed at 85 wpm for 5 minutes daily

Dictate at 90 wpm for 5-minute passages and transcribe within 20 minutes with 95% accuracy

Type 10 minutes daily at 35 wpm with 97% accuracy on a standard keyboard layout

Practise 5 full dictation-to-transcription cycles under exam timing, including clean formatting of the transcript

Revise computer fundamentals: hardware, memory units, shortcuts, MS Office basics, and internet terminology, through 60 questions

Re-solve the 40 hardest questions from all previous error logs

Take three full-length mixed mocks under strict timing and review each within 24 hours

Cut the weakest-section error count by half compared with week 4

Do a final rapid revision of the current-affairs timeline, grammar rule sheet, and reasoning rule sheet

Maintain one 90 wpm dictation and transcription cycle daily to keep the skill sharp

Prepare an exam-day checklist covering timing strategy, section order, and typing setup