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RSMSSB Computor study plan

RSMSSB Computor · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

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

Week 2

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

Week 3

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

Week 4

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

Week 5

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

Week 6

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

Week 7

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

Week 8

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%