NVS TGT study plan

Map the full subject syllabus to your own list of units and mark each unit as strong, shaky, or unknown

Solve one full-length subject mock under timed conditions and log every wrong answer by unit

Build a one-page formula and definition sheet for the two units you scored lowest on

Schedule fixed daily 45-minute subject blocks in a calendar for all eight weeks

Re-read and summarize the three weakest units into your own notes without copying the textbook

Solve 60 subject practice questions drawn only from those three units and record accuracy

Teach one weak concept aloud for five minutes to check recall

Add every missed concept to a spaced-repetition deck with a review date

Cover the next three mid-weight units and write 10 original questions per unit

Solve 80 mixed subject questions in 25-minute timed bursts

Revisit week 1 errors and confirm each is now answered correctly

Identify any unit still below 60 percent accuracy and mark it for week 4 repair

Repair the flagged units by rewriting notes into diagrams and flowcharts

Take a second full-length subject mock and compare unit scores against week 1

Reduce average time per question to the exam pace through two drill sessions

Compile a final 20-item high-risk facts list for last-week revision

Work through one grammar area per day: error spotting, sentence improvement, fill in the blanks

Complete 30 vocabulary items daily, including one-word substitutions and idioms

Practice 20 Hindi grammar items daily covering sandhi, samas, and muhavare

Write one short passage each in English and Hindi and self-correct against a checklist

Build a dated current-affairs timeline covering the past twelve months from a daily newspaper

Revise static general awareness by theme: polity, geography, history, and science

Solve 40 reasoning items daily across series, coding-decoding, syllogism, and blood relations

Time yourself on puzzle sets and record accuracy against minutes spent

Practice the core ICT operations hands-on: spreadsheets, presentations, email, and internet safety

Solve 50 computer-literacy questions and note recurring trap terms

Draft written answers to 15 pedagogy scenarios on learning, assessment, and inclusion

Memorize the named learning theories and their key proponents with one example each

Take two full-length mocks under strict exam timing and simulate the real sitting

Review every error from both mocks and close gaps using your week 4 high-risk list

Revise the current-affairs digest and formula sheets only, avoiding new material

Confirm exam-day logistics, admit card, and a rested final 48-hour routine