RSMSSB Computor study plan
RSMSSB Computor · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 6 hours per week
Computer Fundamentals and Basics & Computer Hardware, Networking and Internet
Define and contrast the core building blocks of a computer: CPU, ALU, control unit, registers, main memory, cache, and secondary storage, and state the function of each in one line
Convert numbers among binary, octal, decimal, and hexadecimal by hand and verify each conversion with a second method
Classify input and output devices by function and give two real examples of each category
Explain how data flows from input through processing to output and storage, using a single worked example such as entering a number in a spreadsheet
Your checkpoint
A one-page handwritten reference sheet listing 20 hardware components with their function, plus 15 solved number-system conversion problems with answers checked twice
Computer Fundamentals and Basics & Computer Hardware, Networking and Internet
Distinguish volatile from non-volatile memory and compare RAM types (SRAM, DRAM, SDRAM, DDR generations) by speed, cost, and typical use
Describe the motherboard, chipset, buses, ports, and expansion slots, and identify which component connects to each
Explain the boot process from power-on through POST, BIOS/UEFI, and loading the operating system
Trace the difference between magnetic, optical, and solid-state storage media and match each to appropriate workloads
Your checkpoint
A labeled block diagram of a PC showing CPU, memory, storage, motherboard buses, and I/O paths, with a 150-word written walkthrough of the boot sequence
Computer Hardware, Networking and Internet
Map the OSI seven-layer model and the TCP/IP four-layer model to each other and state one protocol that operates at each layer
Differentiate LAN, MAN, WAN, and PAN topologies (star, bus, ring, mesh) and identify the failure behavior of each
Compare IPv4 and IPv6 addressing, classify addresses as private or public, and identify the network and host portions of a given address and prefix
Explain the roles of hubs, switches, routers, and gateways, and select the correct device for a stated scenario
Describe what DNS, DHCP, HTTP/HTTPS, FTP, SMTP, and POP3/IMAP each do and when a user depends on each
Your checkpoint
A protocol cheat sheet covering 15 protocols with layer, port number, and one-line purpose, plus 20 solved subnet-class and address-identification exercises
Computer Hardware, Networking and Internet & Office Automation and Data Entry Operations
Explain how the internet works end to end: client request, DNS resolution, routing, server response, and browser rendering
Configure and interpret common browser settings including cache, cookies, pop-up blocking, and download locations
Compose, send, receive, reply to, forward, and attach files in an email client, and organize messages into folders
Demonstrate safe browsing practices: recognizing phishing URLs, checking HTTPS indicators, and managing passwords
Your checkpoint
A 10-step annotated walkthrough of what happens when a URL is typed into a browser, plus three practice emails (one with an attachment, one with CC/BCC, one forwarded) saved as screenshots or files
Office Automation and Data Entry Operations
Create, save, open, and print a word-processing document using headings, styles, page setup, and print preview
Format text and paragraphs precisely: font, size, bold/italic/underline, alignment, indentation, line spacing, bullets, and numbering
Insert and format tables, images, headers, footers, and page numbers in a multi-page document
Use find-and-replace, spell check, and word count to revise a draft efficiently
Your checkpoint
A formatted 3-page document containing a heading hierarchy, a 5-column table, an inserted image, header, footer, and page numbers, exported as a PDF
Office Automation and Data Entry Operations
Build a spreadsheet with formulas and functions including SUM, AVERAGE, COUNT, IF, and basic text functions
Apply cell references correctly, distinguishing relative, absolute, and mixed references in copied formulas
Sort and filter data, apply conditional formatting, and create a chart from a selected range
Set print area, orientation, and scaling so a wide sheet prints legibly on one page
Create a presentation with consistent slide layouts, bulleted content, and at least one chart or table
Your checkpoint
A working spreadsheet with 30+ rows of sample data, at least 8 formulas including one IF and one absolute reference, a chart, and a printed one-page summary, plus a 6-slide presentation
Office Automation and Data Entry Operations & Rajasthan General Knowledge, Hindi and English
Type passages accurately under time pressure, targeting speed and error control, and correct errors using standard editing keys
Demonstrate data-entry discipline: consistent formats for dates, numbers, and names, and validation before submission
Recall Rajasthan's geography essentials: divisions, major rivers, the Aravalli and Thar regions, and key districts
Recall Rajasthan's history and culture essentials: major dynasties, forts, fairs, festivals, and folk traditions
Identify Rajasthan's current administrative and institutional facts relevant to state examinations
Your checkpoint
A timed typing test result (words per minute and error count) recorded, plus a 40-item self-made Rajasthan GK quiz with an answer key scored at 80% or better
Rajasthan General Knowledge, Hindi and English & Computer Fundamentals and Basics & Computer Hardware, Networking and Internet & Office Automation and Data Entry Operations
Revise Hindi grammar essentials: sandhi, samas, synonyms, antonyms, and correct sentence usage
Revise English grammar essentials: tenses, articles, prepositions, subject-verb agreement, and error spotting
Re-solve one mixed set of 25 questions from each of the four domains under timed conditions
Review every previously missed question and rewrite the underlying rule in your own words
Complete two full-length mock tests and analyze section-wise accuracy
Your checkpoint
Two completed mock tests with a written error log of at least 25 corrected mistakes and a one-page final revision sheet covering all four domains
Milestones
Week 2: Score at least 70% on a self-made 25-question quiz covering computer fundamentals and hardware, and explain the boot sequence aloud without notes
Week 4: Score at least 70% on a 25-question networking and internet quiz, and correctly identify the layer and port for 12 of 15 protocols
Week 6: Produce the formatted document, spreadsheet, and presentation deliverables without consulting step-by-step instructions
Week 8: Achieve at least 60% overall on each of two full-length mock tests, with no single domain below 50%