Gauhati High Court JAA study plan

Diagnose baseline by taking one timed 30-question mock in General English and one in Quantitative Aptitude, and log every wrong answer by error type

Build a daily 20-minute vocabulary routine covering 15 new words per day with usage sentences, targeting 100 words by week end

Drill percentage, ratio and average conversions until you can solve 20 mixed problems in 25 minutes without a calculator

Rewrite 10 error sentences from your diagnostic into grammatically correct forms and state the rule violated for each

Master subject-verb agreement, articles and prepositions by completing 100 targeted fill-in-the-blank items and correcting every miss

Solve 60 simplification and number-series questions under a 45-second-per-question cap

Practice 15 reading comprehension passages and mark the exact line in the passage that justifies each chosen answer

Memorize squares up to 30, cubes up to 15 and tables up to 20, and self-test them twice

Compile a dated current-affairs notebook covering the past 6 months of national, Assam-specific and sports/appointment news, at 10 items per day

Learn Assam's districts, major rivers, national parks and state symbols well enough to answer 25 objective questions unaided

Solve 40 reasoning questions on coding-decoding, blood relations and direction sense, drawing diagrams for each

Review the Indian Constitution's key articles, fundamental rights and the panchayat system through 30 practice questions

Identify and describe the main components of a computer system, including CPU, memory types, input/output devices and storage, and answer 30 objective questions on them

Practise MS Word and MS Excel operations relevant to office work, such as mail merge, formatting, formulas, sorting and printing, on a real machine for 3 hours total

Map out the structure of the Assam judiciary and the Gauhati High Court, including its jurisdiction and subordinate courts, in a one-page diagram

Answer 25 questions on file handling, noting, drafting and record-keeping procedures used in government offices

Complete 100 synonym, antonym, idiom and one-word-substitution items and consolidate the misses into a personal revision list

Write two formal letters (one official request, one complaint) and one precis, then self-evaluate against structure, tone and conciseness checklists

Learn keyboard shortcuts, file and folder management, and basic internet and email etiquette, and demonstrate 20 shortcuts from memory

Explain the difference between RAM and ROM, primary and secondary memory, and hardware and software in your own written notes

Solve 50 data-interpretation questions using tables, bar graphs and pie charts, with a target of 80% accuracy

Work through 40 time-work, time-speed-distance and profit-loss problems using shortcut formulas you can reproduce from memory

Revise the current-affairs notebook from weeks 3 to 6 and update it with the latest fortnight's events

Complete 30 reasoning questions on syllogisms, seating arrangement and ranking, and check each conclusion against the premises

Take two full-length mocks under strict exam timing and review every wrong and guessed answer

Revisit the error logs from weeks 1 to 6 and re-solve the 30 most repeated mistakes until each is correct twice in a row

Condense all four domains into a single 10-page revision sheet of formulas, rules and facts

Practise 20 previous-style office-procedure and computer-terminology questions to confirm retention

Take three final full-length mocks on alternate days and keep the last 48 hours light, revising only the condensed sheet

Rehearse a fixed section-wise time allocation and confirm it in at least two mocks

Review the current-affairs notebook one final time, focusing on the last three months

List the 20 facts, formulas and rules you are most likely to forget and recite them daily until exam day