Haryana CET Group D study plan
Haryana CET Group D · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 6 hours per week
Quantitative Aptitude
Build a one-page formula sheet covering percentages, ratio-proportion, averages, and profit-loss, then solve 60 mixed questions using it without looking up formulas
Drill multiplication tables 1-20 and squares 1-30 daily for 10 minutes until recall is instant
Solve 40 simplification and number-system questions under a 45-second-per-question clock and log every error by cause
Your checkpoint
A dated error log with at least 100 attempted quantitative questions, each tagged by topic and error type
Quantitative Aptitude
Solve 80 word problems on time-speed-distance, trains, and boats-streams, writing the unit conversion step explicitly for each
Complete 50 questions on time-and-work and pipes-cisterns using the LCM (efficiency) method rather than equation solving
Take one 25-question timed quantitative mock in 20 minutes and rework every wrong answer from scratch
Your checkpoint
A completed 25-question timed mock with a written re-solution for every incorrect item
Quantitative Aptitude
Compute simple and compound interest for 40 questions, including half-yearly and quarterly compounding variants
Solve 50 mensuration questions on area, perimeter, volume, and surface area of standard 2D and 3D shapes from memory of the formulas
Practice 30 data-interpretation sets (tables, bar graphs, pie charts) and record the time taken per set
Your checkpoint
A data-interpretation timing sheet showing time per set across 30 sets, with the three slowest set types identified
Reasoning
Solve 100 series-completion questions covering number, alphabet, and mixed series, stating the underlying rule in one line for each
Complete 60 analogy and classification questions, distinguishing semantic, numerical, and letter-position relationships
Build a personal reference card of alphabet positions (A=1 to Z=26), opposite-letter pairs, and common letter-series patterns
Your checkpoint
A handwritten reasoning reference card plus 160 solved reasoning questions in a single notebook
Reasoning
Solve 50 coding-decoding questions covering letter-shift, substitution, and conditional coding
Complete 40 blood-relation and direction-sense questions by drawing a diagram for every item before answering
Practice 40 seating-arrangement and ranking puzzles, starting with linear and moving to circular arrangements
Attempt 30 syllogism questions using Venn diagrams only, with no shortcuts, until the method is automatic
Your checkpoint
A folder of 160 diagram-based reasoning solutions (blood relations, directions, arrangements, syllogisms) drawn by hand
General Awareness
Memorize and self-test the Indian Constitution basics: framing date, constituent assembly, fundamental rights and duties, and key amendments
Revise Haryana-specific static facts: districts, divisional structure, state symbols, and major historical and cultural landmarks
Cover core static GK blocks (national symbols, important days, currencies and capitals, major awards, space and defence missions) and self-quiz each block
Review current affairs from the preceding six months using one monthly digest, noting 10 facts per month
Your checkpoint
A 200-fact self-made GK question set with answers, of which at least 160 are answered correctly on a closed-book retest
English Language & General Awareness
Complete 100 error-spotting and sentence-correction questions, recording each grammar rule violated
Solve 80 fill-in-the-blank and cloze questions focused on prepositions, articles, and subject-verb agreement
Practice 40 synonym, antonym, and one-word-substitution items and build a vocabulary list of 100 learned words with usage sentences
Read one English editorial daily and note five new words plus one idiom each day
Your checkpoint
A 100-word vocabulary list with original usage sentences and a grammar-rule error tally from all English practice
General Awareness & Reasoning & Quantitative Aptitude & English Language
Take three full-length timed mocks under exam conditions and score each strictly against the official marking scheme
Analyze every mock within 24 hours, classifying each error as knowledge gap, silly mistake, or time pressure
Re-solve the 50 most-missed questions across all four sections until each is correct on a fresh attempt
Finalize a one-page revision sheet per domain and read all four sheets aloud on each of the last three days
Your checkpoint
Three scored full-length mocks with a written analysis sheet and a final one-page revision sheet for each of the four domains
Milestones
Week 2: Score at least 60% on a 25-question timed quantitative mock in 20 minutes, and show that the formula sheet is being used from memory for at least half the questions
Week 4: Solve 20 mixed quantitative questions in 25 minutes with at least 70% accuracy, and complete a 20-question reasoning set in 20 minutes with at least 65% accuracy
Week 6: Score at least 70% on a closed-book 50-question test drawn from your own GK fact set, and finish a 25-question reasoning set within 25 minutes
Week 8: Average at least 65% across the three full-length mocks with no single section below 55%, and show a falling error count from mock one to mock three