ESIC UDC study plan

Diagnose your baseline by taking one 50-question mixed mock of Quantitative Aptitude and Reasoning under a 45-minute timer, then tabulate accuracy by topic

Build a personal formula sheet covering percentages, ratio-proportion, averages, simple and compound interest, and time-speed-distance, writing each formula from memory once

Practise 60 percentage and ratio questions with a fixed 45-second-per-question cap, noting every question that crossed the cap

Set up a daily 20-minute mental-maths drill for tables up to 25, squares up to 30, and fraction-to-percentage conversions

Solve 120 arithmetic word problems across profit-loss, partnership, mixtures and ages, grouping them by technique rather than by chapter

Learn and apply the three standard techniques for series completion, analogies and odd-one-out, then attempt 80 such items

Introduce diagram-based Reasoning by drawing Venn diagrams and seating arrangements from scratch for 40 puzzles

Review the week-1 error log and re-attempt every logged question without looking at the solution first

Cover time-work, pipes-cisterns, boats-streams and trains by deriving each shortcut once and then solving 15 questions per topic

Master syllogism using Venn-diagram validation, completing 50 items with zero rule-memorisation errors

Practise coding-decoding and blood-relations for 45 minutes twice this week, timing each set

Start a weekly 25-minute full Reasoning sectional to build sustained concentration

Complete data-interpretation practice on tables, bar graphs and pie charts, solving 8 sets of 5 questions each within 4 minutes per set

Practise direction-sense, ranking and order puzzles for 60 questions total

Revisit all error-log entries from weeks 1 to 3 and rewrite the correct method for each without prompts

Take a 60-minute combined Quant plus Reasoning mock and analyse every wrong answer for cause: concept, calculation or time

Revise English grammar fundamentals: subject-verb agreement, tenses, articles, prepositions and pronouns, doing 20 error-spotting questions per rule

Build a vocabulary notebook of 100 words with usage sentences, drawn from reading one English newspaper editorial daily

Create a dated timeline of major Indian constitutional developments, amendments and landmark judgments covering 60 entries

Memorise static-GK clusters for national parks, dance forms, currencies and capitals using self-made flashcards, 30 cards per day

Consolidate Indian polity by summarising the fundamental rights, directive principles and the three lists into a single comparison chart

Cover modern Indian history and the freedom movement through 50 one-line factual notes you write yourself

Learn computer fundamentals: hardware versus software, input-output devices, memory hierarchy and number systems, practising 40 MCQs

Practise MS Word, Excel and PowerPoint operations hands-on for 90 minutes, focusing on shortcuts and menu locations likely to be asked

Cover networking basics, internet terminology, email protocols, browsers and cyber-safety, answering 60 MCQs and correcting every mistake

Learn shortcut keys for Windows and MS Office, then self-test on 50 of them from memory

Practise reading comprehension on two passages daily, answering 5 questions each within 6 minutes

Drill sentence rearrangement, cloze tests and fill-in-the-blanks for 60 questions total, tracking accuracy per type

Take three full-length mocks on alternate days, replicating exam timing and section order exactly

Analyse each mock within 24 hours, listing every repeated error and the topic it belongs to

Revise only your own notes, formula sheet, flashcards and error log in the final two days, adding no new material

Rehearse section-wise time allocation and the order in which you will attempt questions