Rajasthan PTET study plan

Rajasthan PTET · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

Mental Ability & Teaching Aptitude

Solve 60 Mental Ability items across series, analogy, coding-decoding and classification, timing each set to build speed.
Log every wrong answer in an error notebook with the rule you missed, not just the correct option.
Read 4 short passages on learner-centred teaching and write a one-line definition for each key term you meet.
Build a personal formula sheet covering number series, blood relations and direction sense.

A dated error notebook with at least 50 logged Mental Ability mistakes tagged by question type.

Week 2

Drill 80 Mental Ability items on arithmetic reasoning, syllogism and Venn diagrams under a 60-second-per-item cap.
Re-solve every week-1 error without looking at the solution and mark any repeat failures.
List 10 teacher behaviours (questioning, feedback, group work) and match each to the learning principle it reflects.
Write 2 short answers on the role of a teacher as facilitator versus instructor.

A 25-item self-made Mental Ability mini-test with answer key, scored and timed in one sitting.

Week 3

Complete 2 full-length Mental Ability sets of 50 items each under exam timing.
Identify your three slowest question types and practise 15 items of each type.
Study assessment concepts (formative, summative, diagnostic) and write one classroom example for each.
Summarise inclusive education and individual-difference principles into a 15-point revision card.

A one-page diagnostic sheet showing accuracy and average time per Mental Ability question type.

Week 4

Build a one-page timeline of major Indian history events from 1857 to 1947 with dates you can recall unaided.
Memorise 30 Rajasthan-specific facts (districts, rivers, festivals, folk deities) and self-test them twice.
Revise 25 static general knowledge facts on Indian polity and geography using spaced repetition.
Write 3 Teaching Aptitude answers on motivation, classroom management and child development, each under 100 words.

A 40-question self-made General Knowledge quiz with answer key, scored at or above 70 percent.

Week 5

Cover current affairs from the past six months by reading one monthly digest and noting 40 items.
Practise 50 General Knowledge questions mixing static and current topics in a single timed block.
Review Teaching Aptitude notes and convert them into 20 flashcards for daily recall.
Explain three learning theories in your own words and note one classroom application for each.

A current-affairs fact file of 40 dated entries, self-quizzed with at least 30 correct.

Week 6

Revise English grammar rules for tense, articles, prepositions and subject-verb agreement, then solve 60 error-spotting items.
Practise 3 reading comprehension passages with a 6-minute cap per passage and note where you lost time.
Revise Hindi vyakaran topics (sandhi, samas, karak, muhavare) and complete 60 matching practice items.
Write 10 English synonyms and 10 antonyms pairs plus 10 Hindi paryayvachi and vilom pairs for daily recall.

Two scored practice sheets, one English and one Hindi, each with at least 40 items and error analysis.

Week 7

Solve 50 Hindi comprehension and grammar questions under timed conditions.
Complete 40 English vocabulary and sentence-completion items, logging unfamiliar words into a list.
Run one mixed Mental Ability set of 40 items to keep speed from slipping.
Draft 4 short English paragraphs and 4 short Hindi paragraphs on education topics to build writing fluency.

A personal vocabulary list of 60 English and 60 Hindi words with meanings and one usage sentence each.

Week 8

Take 3 full-length mock tests covering all five domains under strict exam timing.
Review every mock error and classify it as knowledge gap, careless mistake or time pressure.
Re-read only your error notebook, formula sheet and revision cards in the final three days.
Confirm exam-day logistics (admit card, ID, centre route, reporting time) and set a sleep schedule.

A mock-test log of 3 scores with a written error-classification summary and final revision checklist.

Week 2: Score at least 60 percent on a self-made 25-item Mental Ability test within the time cap.

Week 4: Score at least 70 percent on the 40-question General Knowledge quiz and recall 25 of 30 Rajasthan facts.

Week 6: Achieve at least 65 percent on both the English and Hindi practice sheets with errors analysed.

Week 8: Reach a consistent overall mock score of at least 65 percent across all three full-length tests.