RSMSSB JE Exam study plan

RSMSSB JE Exam · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

Engineering Discipline (Civil / Electrical / Mechanical / Agriculture) - Technical Subject & Mathematics

Map the technical syllabus of your chosen discipline (Civil/Electrical/Mechanical/Agriculture) against the official notification and list every sub-topic you must cover
Solve 60 discipline-specific numerical problems across at least 5 sub-topics and log each formula you used in a single formula sheet
Build a personal formula-and-error notebook with one page per sub-topic, recording mistakes and the correct method
Complete 2 timed mathematics sets of 25 questions each and record accuracy and time per set

A discipline formula sheet plus an error notebook covering at least 5 sub-topics, with a baseline accuracy score from the two maths sets

Week 2

Cover the two heaviest technical sub-topics identified in week 1 and solve 40 mixed problems from them
Practise 30 quick-calculation maths items (percentages, ratios, averages, mensuration) under a 30-minute clock
Rewrite your formula sheet from memory and mark gaps in red
Attempt one 50-question mixed technical-and-maths mock and classify every wrong answer as concept gap, formula slip, or calculation slip

A corrected 50-question mock with a written error classification breakdown showing the dominant error type

Week 3

Revise Physics, Chemistry, and Biology fundamentals at the level asked in Rajasthan JE papers and write 10 one-line facts per chapter
Complete 100 general science objective questions and note recurring factual themes
Finish the remaining technical sub-topics not yet touched in weeks 1-2
Create 30 flashcards for science facts you repeatedly miss

A 100-question science practice log with accuracy percentage and 30 completed flashcards

Week 4

Assemble a one-page Rajasthan fact sheet covering geography, districts, rivers, lakes, minerals, and protected areas
Memorise Rajasthan history and culture timeline markers (dynasties, folk deities, festivals, art forms) and self-test with 40 questions
Read a monthly current-affairs digest for Rajasthan and India and extract 25 exam-relevant points
Map 20 national and international current-affairs items to static-GK anchors (polity, economy, sports, awards)

A two-page consolidated GK sheet (Rajasthan facts plus 45 current-affairs points) that you can recite without notes

Week 5

Solve 80 Rajasthan GK objective questions and re-study every missed fact
Solve 80 India-and-world GK objective questions focused on polity, geography, and economy
Complete 40 reasoning questions on series, coding-decoding, and blood relations with a 45-minute timer
Update the GK sheet with any new facts learned from practice sets

A 160-question GK practice record with topic-wise accuracy percentages and an updated GK sheet

Week 6

Drill 60 reasoning items on seating arrangement, syllogism, and direction sense, targeting under 60 seconds per item
Practise 30 non-verbal reasoning items (figure series, mirror images, embedded figures) without external figures
Cover computer fundamentals: hardware, software, memory units, number systems, and shortcuts, and self-test with 50 questions
Learn MS Word, Excel, and PowerPoint basics plus internet and email concepts, then answer 40 objective questions

A reasoning-plus-computer practice log of 180 questions with per-section accuracy and a list of the three weakest question types

Week 7

Revise Hindi grammar rules (sandhi, samas, synonyms, antonyms, idioms) and complete 60 questions
Revise English grammar and vocabulary (tenses, prepositions, articles, error spotting) and complete 60 questions
Solve 40 technical questions from your weakest sub-topic and re-derive the underlying formulas
Translate 20 technical sentences between Hindi and English to handle bilingual technical wording

A 120-question language practice record with accuracy per language and a rewritten weak-sub-topic formula page

Week 8

Attempt 3 full-length timed mocks under exam conditions and record section-wise scores
Review every mock error and re-solve those questions until correct without hints
Re-recite the Rajasthan fact sheet, formula sheet, and current-affairs points from memory
Finalise a one-page exam-day strategy covering question order, time allocation, and guesswork rules

Three completed full-length mock scorecards with an improvement trend plus a one-page exam-day strategy note

Week 2: Can solve 25 mixed technical and maths questions in 30 minutes with at least 70% accuracy using only your own formula sheet

Week 4: Can recite the Rajasthan fact sheet and 45 current-affairs points from memory with no more than 5 gaps

Week 6: Reasoning accuracy reaches at least 75% at under 60 seconds per question, and computer fundamentals accuracy reaches at least 70%

Week 8: Full-length mock scores show a rising trend across all three attempts, with no section below 60% accuracy