UP PCS-J study plan

Map the UP PCS-J law syllabus into a one-page checklist covering substantive and procedural subjects, marking each as confident, shaky, or unknown

Revise the core doctrines of the Indian Penal Code (general exceptions, offences against the person, offences against property) by writing your own one-line definition for each major section

Build a table of the Code of Criminal Procedure stages from FIR to charge-sheet, noting the section number and time limit at each stage

Complete 40 mixed law MCQs and log every wrong answer with the reason it was wrong

Summarise the Indian Evidence Act rules on relevancy, hearsay, and the burden of proof into a single annotated outline

Compare the Civil Procedure Code order on pleadings and the order on written statement, writing the key difference in your own words

Draft short answer notes on the Limitation Act, the Specific Relief Act, and the Indian Contract Act essentials

Solve 50 law questions under timed conditions and record your accuracy rate by subject

Compile a dated timeline of modern Indian history from 1857 to 1947 with the key acts, movements, and personalities attached to each entry

List the constitutional articles most often tested (fundamental rights, directive principles, emergency provisions) and write the gist of each in one sentence

Revise Indian polity institutions and their powers, then self-test with 30 questions

Note current affairs from the past three months that connect to polity, governance, or the judiciary

Revise Uttar Pradesh-specific general knowledge: geography, districts, culture, and state institutions, and write 50 short facts from memory

Revisit every law error logged in weeks 1 and 2 and rewrite the correct rule for each

Take a mixed 100-question mock covering general studies and law, then analyse time spent per section

Identify the three weakest law subtopics and schedule them for week 5

Drill the three weakest law subtopics identified in week 4 until you can explain each rule aloud without notes

Revise Hindi grammar rules for sandhi, samas, and muhavare, and write 20 example sentences applying them

Practise Hindi comprehension by summarising two passages in your own words within a time limit

Write one Hindi precis and one short essay on a legal or social topic

Build a vocabulary list of 100 Hindi words commonly confused in the exam, with usage sentences

Revise English grammar: tenses, subject-verb agreement, prepositions, and articles, and complete 50 error-spotting questions

Practise English comprehension and cloze tests under timed conditions

Write one English precis and one short essay, then edit both for clarity and structure

Translate 15 legal terms between Hindi and English to build bilingual command of terminology

Complete 40 Hindi grammar questions and 40 English grammar questions, then log recurring error patterns

Practise Hindi and English letter and essay formats used in descriptive papers

Revise translation passages from Hindi to English and English to Hindi under time pressure

Take two full-length mocks under exam conditions and score each section separately

Revise only the highest-frequency errors from all prior logs, not new material

Rehearse a time-allocation strategy for each section and test it in the second mock

Assemble a one-page final revision sheet of facts, rules, and formulas you keep forgetting