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RSMSSB Junior Accountant study plan

RSMSSB Junior Accountant · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

Accountancy and Book-keeping

  • Build a one-page accounting equation and double-entry map that links every debit/credit rule to asset, liability, capital, revenue and expense heads

  • Practise 40 journal entry problems covering cash, credit, returns, trade and cash discounts, and bad debts until each entry is written without hesitation

  • Prepare ledger accounts and a trial balance from ten given transactions, reconciling any difference deliberately rather than by plugging

Your checkpoint

A handwritten notebook of 40 solved journal entries with their ledgers and a balanced trial balance, checked against a self-made answer key

Week 2

Accountancy and Book-keeping

  • Construct final accounts for sole proprietors, correctly classifying closing stock, outstanding expenses, prepaid expenses, accrued income and depreciation adjustments

  • Solve 15 depreciation sums using straight-line and written-down-value methods, including asset sale mid-year

  • Work through 10 bank reconciliation statements identifying unpresented cheques, uncredited deposits and bank charges

Your checkpoint

Three complete final-account sets with adjustment workings plus 10 solved bank reconciliation statements, all self-marked with errors listed

Week 3

Accountancy and Book-keeping & Business Statistics and Quantitative Aptitude

  • Distinguish partnership and company accounting treatments: profit-sharing, goodwill, admission and retirement adjustments, share capital and reserves

  • Compute and interpret ratios: current, quick, debt-equity, gross and net profit margin, stock and debtor turnover

  • Set up a formula sheet for averages, percentages, ratio and proportion, and solve 30 mixed aptitude items under timed conditions

Your checkpoint

A ratio and partnership formula sheet plus a timed 30-question aptitude set scored and error-analysed by topic

Week 4

Business Statistics and Quantitative Aptitude

  • Solve 25 profit-and-loss, simple and compound interest, and partnership-profit problems showing every step

  • Compute mean, median, mode, range and standard deviation for grouped and ungrouped data sets by hand

  • Interpret bar, pie and line charts by extracting values and answering 15 data-interpretation questions

Your checkpoint

A worked statistics and arithmetic workbook of 60 problems with a one-page summary of shortcuts that actually reduced solving time

Week 5

Rajasthan General Knowledge and Culture & Indian Economy and Public Finance

  • Map Rajasthan's physiographic divisions, major rivers, lakes and districts onto a blank outline map drawn from memory

  • List key folk deities, fairs, dances, paintings and festivals of Rajasthan with the district each is associated with

  • Explain the Union Budget, Finance Commission transfers, GST structure and Rajasthan's major state taxes in your own words

  • Summarise major central and Rajasthan welfare and employment schemes with launch year and target group

Your checkpoint

A hand-drawn Rajasthan map annotated with rivers, divisions and cultural sites, plus a 2-page public finance and schemes fact sheet

Week 6

General Science & Computer Awareness and Information Technology

  • Explain basic physics, chemistry and biology concepts tested at this level: units and measurement, acids and bases, human body systems, plant nutrition, electricity in the home

  • Demonstrate file and folder operations, shortcuts, and formatting in a word processor and spreadsheet, recording each step

  • Describe hardware, software, memory types, networking basics and common cyber-safety practices in accurate one-line definitions

  • Solve 30 previous-style computer awareness items covering MS Office, internet and e-governance

Your checkpoint

A science one-liner revision sheet of 100 facts and a computer practical log of 20 performed tasks with screenshots described in text

Week 7

Hindi and English Language Proficiency & General Knowledge and Current Affairs

  • Complete 15 Hindi grammar exercises on संधि, समास, उपसर्ग-प्रत्यय, मुहावरे and अशुद्धि शोधन, writing the rule beside each answer

  • Practise English grammar and vocabulary: tenses, articles, prepositions, synonyms, antonyms, idioms and error spotting across 100 items

  • Draft two short Hindi and two short English paragraphs and one formal letter each, then self-edit for grammar and clarity

  • Compile 50 current affairs and static GK points from the past 12 months with dates and sources noted

Your checkpoint

A bilingual language exercise booklet with 115 solved items and 4 self-edited writing samples, plus a dated 50-point current affairs digest

Week 8

Accountancy and Book-keeping & Business Statistics and Quantitative Aptitude & Rajasthan General Knowledge and Culture & Indian Economy and Public Finance & General Science & Hindi and English Language Proficiency & Computer Awareness and Information Technology & General Knowledge and Current Affairs

  • Take three full-length mock tests under exam timing and mark domain-wise accuracy for each

  • Re-solve every wrong or guessed question from the mocks and write the correct concept beside it

  • Revise all personal fact sheets, formula sheets and error logs in three spaced passes

  • Fix a final exam-day strategy for section order, time per section and when to skip

Your checkpoint

A mock-test scorecard showing improving accuracy across three attempts, an error log with corrections, and a written one-page exam-day time plan

Milestones

Week 2: Can prepare a full set of final accounts with five adjustments and a bank reconciliation statement in under 45 minutes with no reference notes

Week 4: Scores at least 70% on a self-made 30-question mixture of accounting and quantitative aptitude, with arithmetic errors below three

Week 6: Recalls 80 of 100 science one-liners and completes 18 of 20 computer practical tasks without consulting instructions

Week 8: Third full mock scores at least 15 percentage points above the first, and no single domain falls below 50% accuracy