Karnataka Bank Clerk study plan

Diagnose baseline by completing one full-length Reasoning and one full-length Quantitative Aptitude sectional test under timed conditions

Build a personal error log template that records question type, time lost, and root cause for every wrong answer

Drill syllogism and inequality/inequalities questions until you can solve 20 in 20 minutes with 85% accuracy

Memorize the 1-25 squares, 1-15 cubes, and fraction-to-percentage conversions up to 1/16

Establish a fixed daily 50-minute slot and log actual study minutes against plan

Master seating arrangement (linear and circular) and floor puzzle layouts by solving 5 puzzles daily

Practice blood relations, direction sense, and order-ranking sets using diagram-first method

Learn the ratio, average, and partnership formulas and apply them to 30 mixed word problems

Convert every word problem into a one-line equation before solving to cut reading time

Review week 1 error log and re-solve every logged mistake without looking at the solution

Solve 150 simplification and approximation questions using percentage-fraction conversions and Vedic shortcuts

Master number series and quadratic comparison patterns by cataloguing at least 10 recurring series types

Drill data interpretation on tables, bar graphs, and pie charts with a fixed 4-minute-per-set ceiling

Practice coded inequality and coded direction questions as a bridge between the two domains

Cut average solve time on simplification questions to under 30 seconds

Complete two full-length mock tests combining Reasoning and Quantitative Aptitude in a single sitting

Analyze each mock for 45 minutes, classifying errors as concept gap, calculation slip, or time pressure

Re-solve all concept-gap questions from both mocks and write the corrected method in your own words

Tighten sectional timing so Reasoning finishes in 20 minutes and Quant in 20 minutes for a 25-question block

Identify the three question types you should skip in the real exam and record the skip rule

Read one editorial-style passage daily and answer 5 inference and tone questions per passage

Build a vocabulary log of 100 words with usage sentences, focusing on words common in banking and economic news

Complete 60 error-spotting and sentence-improvement questions, recording each grammar rule violated

Compile a one-page Banking Awareness fact sheet covering RBI functions, monetary policy tools, and key rates

Practice cloze tests and para-jumbles with a 3-minute-per-question-set limit

Memorize the structure of Indian banking: scheduled vs non-scheduled banks, cooperative banks, RRBs, and payment banks

Learn the roles of RBI, SEBI, IRDAI, NABARD, SIDBI, and EXIM Bank with one distinguishing function each

Revise key financial inclusion schemes, priority sector lending categories, and deposit insurance limits

Practice reading comprehension under a 6-minute-per-passage ceiling with 4 questions each

Review current affairs from the past 4 months using a single curated monthly digest rather than scattered sources

Take three full-length mock tests across all four sections in the actual exam sequence and time limits

Allocate sectional time budgets in writing and hold to them in every mock

Revisit the error logs from weeks 1-6 and re-solve every question still marked unresolved

Sharpen General English speed by doing 30 synonym-antonym and idiom questions daily

Fix the two lowest-scoring sub-topics identified across the three mocks with targeted drills

Take two final full-length mocks early in the week and spend the rest of the week on revision only

Revise the shortcut sheet, grammar log, vocabulary log, and Banking Awareness fact sheet in three passes

Rehearse the exam-day routine including sleep timing, document checklist, and on-screen calculator practice

Stop attempting new topics after day 4 and focus exclusively on consolidating known material

Review the skip strategy and confirm which question types to attempt first in each section