PSPCL JE study plan

Map the Electrical Engineering syllabus for the JE post into a checklist of units and weight them by the number of questions each unit typically attracts

Revise DC circuit fundamentals: Ohm's law, series-parallel reduction, Kirchhoff's voltage and current laws, and star-delta transformation

Solve 40 numerical problems on resistance networks and current division, timing each set to build calculation speed

Build a one-page formula sheet for DC circuits and basic electrical quantities with units and symbols

Start an error log recording every wrong answer with the reason: concept gap, formula slip, or unit mistake

Revise AC single-phase fundamentals: RMS and average values, form factor, peak factor, phasors, and impedance of R, L, and C combinations

Work through series and parallel AC circuit problems computing impedance, current, power factor, and power

Study three-phase systems: star and delta connections, line versus phase quantities, and power measurement basics

Solve 30 AC circuit numericals including power-factor correction problems

Summarise the difference between active, reactive, and apparent power with worked examples

Revise transformers: construction, EMF equation, ideal versus practical transformer, losses, efficiency, and voltage regulation

Study DC machines: generator and motor principles, EMF and torque equations, types of excitation, and speed control

Revise three-phase induction motors: slip, rotor frequency, torque-slip characteristics, and starting methods

Solve 30 machine numericals covering transformer efficiency, DC machine EMF, and induction motor slip

Draw labelled sketches of transformer and induction motor construction from memory

Revise power generation, transmission, and distribution basics: thermal, hydro, and renewable plants, transmission line parameters, and insulator and cable fundamentals

Study switchgear and protection: circuit breakers, relays, fuses, earthing, and substation equipment

Revise measuring instruments: moving coil and moving iron instruments, wattmeter, energy meter, and instrument transformer basics

Attempt a full-length mock test on Electrical Engineering under exam timing

Analyse the mock test to rank weak units by marks lost

Re-attack the three weakest Electrical Engineering units identified in the week 4 mock, solving 20 targeted questions per unit

Revise utilisation of electrical energy: illumination, electric heating and welding, and electric traction fundamentals

Begin the Punjabi Language Test syllabus: confirm the paper pattern, marking scheme, and question types

Complete a diagnostic Punjabi paper to establish a baseline score in grammar and comprehension

List the Punjabi grammar topics that produced errors in the diagnostic

Revise Punjabi grammar: noun, pronoun, adjective, verb, and their inflection patterns, with one worked example each

Practise Punjabi sentence correction and fill-in-the-blank items covering case markers and postpositions

Study Punjabi vocabulary: synonyms, antonyms, and one-word substitutions, building a personal list of 100 entries

Practise Punjabi comprehension by reading passages and answering questions within a fixed time limit

Revise Punjabi idiom and proverb usage with meanings and one sentence each

Complete two timed Punjabi Language Test mock papers and record accuracy by question type

Revise Punjabi translation and letter-writing or composition formats if the paper pattern includes them

Return to Electrical Engineering for a rapid revision of the week 1 to week 4 formula sheets

Solve 50 mixed Electrical Engineering questions drawn across all units to test retention

Update the error log and retire entries that have been repeatedly answered correctly

Attempt two full-length combined mock tests covering both Electrical Engineering and Punjabi under strict exam timing

Review every incorrect answer in both mocks and re-solve it without looking at the solution first

Do a final pass over the Electrical Engineering formula sheets and the Punjabi vocabulary notebook

Practise time allocation between the two sections and decide the answering order to be used in the exam

Prepare an exam-day checklist covering documents, reporting time, and permitted items