Rajasthan CET Graduate study plan

Build a one-page fact sheet of Rajasthan's administrative divisions, districts, and divisional headquarters, and self-quiz until you can name all without notes

List 15 current-affairs items from the past 6 months specific to Rajasthan (schemes, appointments, awards, budget highlights) with one-line context each

Create a timeline of Rajasthan's pre-independence princely states and the stages of their integration into the state (1948-1956)

Set up a weekly current-affairs capture routine: one newspaper or app session of 20 minutes, five days a week, logged in a notebook

Memorise the major folk deities of Rajasthan and the district each is associated with, plus their fair locations

Map Rajasthan's folk dances, folk instruments, and painting styles to their regions, and recall at least 20 pairings from memory

Summarise the key rulers of Mewar, Marwar, Amber, and Bikaner with one signature achievement each

Add 15 fresh current-affairs entries and revise week 1's log in a 15-minute recall session

Draw a labelled outline map of Rajasthan marking the Aravalli range, Thar desert, major rivers, and five major lakes from memory

Classify Rajasthan's soil types and natural vegetation zones and state one agricultural or ecological implication of each

Identify Rajasthan's national parks, sanctuaries, and conservation reserves with the district and flagship species for each

Explain three major environmental challenges in Rajasthan (desertification, groundwater depletion, mining impact) with one government response to each

Revise the full Rajasthan GK and geography syllabus in a single consolidated pass, flagging weak areas

Complete 150 mixed practice questions across domains 1-3 under timed conditions and log every error by cause

Convert your error log into 30 flashcards covering the most repeated mistakes

Refresh current affairs with 15 new entries and test recall of the previous 45

Summarise the Constitution's making, key features, fundamental rights, and duties into a two-page revision sheet

Diagram the structure of Parliament, the state legislature, and the judiciary, and state the appointment and removal process for each key office

Build a chronological table of the Indian freedom movement from 1857 to 1947 with 25 dated events and the significance of each

Link at least 10 national movement events to Rajasthan's role or local participants

Locate and memorise major world landforms, rivers, straits, and climatic zones, testing yourself on a blank world map

Write concise notes on core science concepts: human body systems, nutrition and deficiency diseases, basic physics units, and common chemical formulae

Prepare a one-page list of recent science and technology developments relevant to exams (space, defence, health)

Continue current-affairs capture with 15 new items and one full revision of the log

Practise 60 reasoning questions across series, coding-decoding, blood relations, and syllogisms, timing each set

Solve 50 basic numeracy problems on percentages, ratio, averages, and simple interest, recording time per question

Complete 20 Hindi comprehension and grammar exercises covering sandhi, samas, and muhavare

Complete 20 English comprehension and grammar exercises covering error spotting, synonyms, and sentence completion

Take three full-length timed mock tests simulating exam conditions and record section-wise scores

Revisit only flagged weak sub-topics from weeks 4 and 7, not the entire syllabus

Consolidate all current-affairs logs into a single one-hour revision sheet

Rehearse exam-day logistics: admit-card checklist, time allocation per section, and a section-skipping strategy