RBI JE study plan

Map the Professional Knowledge syllabus for your branch (Civil or Electrical) and assign every topic to a specific week from 1 to 6, so no topic is left unassigned.

Solve 60 numerical problems from your branch's two highest-yield core areas (Strength of Materials and Fluid Mechanics for Civil; Circuit Theory and Electrical Machines for Electrical), recording each mistake and its cause in a log.

Drill percentages, ratio and proportion, averages, and simplification in four timed sets of 20 questions, targeting 16 or more correct per set within 12 minutes.

Compress each Professional Knowledge topic finished this week into a handwritten one-page sheet of formulas, units and key properties.

Cover the next Professional Knowledge block (Civil: RCC and steel design, surveying; Electrical: power systems, control systems and transformers), solving 60 previous-year-style numericals.

Learn one repeatable method for puzzles and seating arrangements, then apply it to 25 practice sets with a timer running.

Complete 50 questions on syllogism, inequality and coding-decoding, writing down the rule you applied for each answer.

Re-solve 20 questions you answered wrongly in Week 1 to confirm the fix has held.

Finish the third Professional Knowledge block (Civil: soil mechanics, transportation engineering, estimating and costing; Electrical: measurements, power electronics, utilization of electrical energy) with 60 numericals.

Work through subject-verb agreement, tenses, articles and prepositions, then apply each rule to 100 error-spotting and sentence-correction questions.

Build a 150-word vocabulary list with one original example sentence per word, taken from material you actually read.

Solve three reading comprehension passages with a 7-minute cap each, underlining the line in the passage that supports every answer.

Close out the remaining Professional Knowledge topics and re-read the formula sheets built in Weeks 1 to 3.

Memorise the RBI's core functions, its monetary policy instruments, and 60 banking terms with one-line definitions.

Compile current affairs from the last six months into themed notes: national, international, appointments, awards, sports and banking.

Attempt one Professional Knowledge sectional and one General Awareness sectional back to back in a single sitting.

Repair the five weakest Professional Knowledge topics from Week 4 by solving 25 problems on each until accuracy passes 80%.

Work through data interpretation in all four formats (table, bar, pie, line) across 40 sets, practising approximation instead of full calculation.

Solve 60 questions on time-speed-distance, time and work, and mixtures while recording the time spent on each question.

Re-derive rather than recall: rewrite every formula from memory before checking it against your sheet.

Bring current affairs up to date for the last two months and revise the Week 4 digest once end to end.

Complete 150 reasoning questions spread across blood relations, direction sense, series, analogy and classification.

Practise 30 data sufficiency questions, explicitly noting the cases where either statement alone is sufficient.

Sit one reasoning sectional and one General Awareness sectional, then log every question you answered by guessing.

Revise all English grammar rules covered so far and redo the 100 questions you marked wrong in Week 3.

Solve 100 mixed questions across cloze tests, para jumbles, fillers and error spotting.

Attempt four reading comprehension passages at six minutes each, forcing yourself to move on at the cap.

Solve two 25-question mixed quant sectionals with sectional timing to build stamina for switching between question types.

Attempt three full-length mocks in the official pattern and analyse each within 24 hours, tagging every error as knowledge, method or time.

Recite your Professional Knowledge formula sheets and error log, then redo 100 previously wrong problems without looking at the solutions.

Drill General Awareness one-liners on banking, the economy and the last six months of current affairs for 45 minutes daily.

Rehearse a fixed section order and time budget across the mocks, and keep the two highest-scoring orders for exam day.