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RSMSSB Patwari study plan

RSMSSB Patwari · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

Mathematics and Basic Numeracy

  • Build a one-page formula sheet for percentages, ratio-proportion, average, and profit-loss, and solve 40 mixed problems using it without referring to solutions

  • Drill multiplication tables up to 25 and squares up to 40 daily for 10 minutes to cut calculation time

  • Solve 30 simplification and approximation questions under a 20-minute timer and log every error by cause (concept, calculation, misread)

  • Set up an error notebook with three columns: question type, mistake made, correct method

Your checkpoint

A formula sheet plus an error notebook containing at least 60 logged questions from this week

Week 2

Mathematics and Basic Numeracy & Reasoning, Mental Ability and Computer Awareness

  • Solve 60 arithmetic word problems on time-work, speed-distance, and simple-compound interest, splitting them 20 per topic

  • Complete 40 reasoning questions on series (number and letter), coding-decoding, and blood relations, then redo every wrong one after 48 hours

  • Practice 20 data-interpretation sets based on tables and bar graphs, timing each set at 6 minutes

  • Memorise the divisibility rules for 2 through 11 and apply them in 15 quick-check questions

Your checkpoint

A timed mock of 50 mixed maths and reasoning questions scored and analysed, with a written note on the two weakest question types

Week 3

Rajasthan General Knowledge and Current Affairs

  • Map Rajasthan's physical geography on a blank outline: Aravalli range, Thar desert, major rivers (Chambal, Luni, Banas, Mahi), and drainage basins

  • List Rajasthan's districts with their divisions and note one distinctive fact per district (a fort, a crop, an industry, or a festival)

  • Compile a timeline of Rajasthan's integration from 1948 to 1956, naming the stages and key princely states involved

  • Summarise Rajasthan's folk deities, fairs, and dance forms into a table linking each item to its region

Your checkpoint

A hand-drawn labelled map of Rajasthan plus a district-wise fact table covering all districts

Week 4

Rajasthan General Knowledge and Current Affairs & General Knowledge and Current Affairs (India and World)

  • Prepare notes on Rajasthan government schemes and current programmes active in the past 18 months, citing launch year and beneficiary group

  • Review the Indian Constitution: fundamental rights, duties, Directive Principles, and key amendments, making a one-page comparison table

  • Read and summarise one month of national current affairs into 30 bullet points, grouping them by theme (polity, economy, sports, awards)

  • Practice 50 Rajasthan GK and 50 general GK questions and mark every guess so it can be rechecked

Your checkpoint

A 4-page current-affairs digest covering the last 3 months plus a completed 100-question GK practice set with accuracy percentage recorded

Week 5

Rajasthan General Knowledge and Current Affairs & General Knowledge and Current Affairs (India and World)

  • Cover Rajasthan art, culture, and heritage: forts, palaces, painting schools, and handicrafts, with one identifying detail per item

  • Study Indian geography essentials: rivers, mountain passes, soils, and climate zones, and locate each on a map

  • Review Indian polity institutions: Parliament, judiciary, President's powers, and panchayati raj, testing yourself with 40 questions

  • Track Rajasthan budget highlights and economic indicators such as major crops, minerals, and industrial zones

Your checkpoint

Two completed revision sheets (Rajasthan culture, Indian polity) each condensed to a single page

Week 6

Reasoning, Mental Ability and Computer Awareness

  • Solve 80 reasoning questions on syllogism, seating arrangement, direction sense, and ranking, timing each block at 8 minutes

  • Study computer fundamentals: hardware, software, input-output devices, memory units, and number systems, and convert 20 values between binary, decimal, and hexadecimal

  • Practice MS Word, Excel, and PowerPoint operations conceptually: shortcuts, formulas, and file extensions, via 40 objective questions

  • Learn internet and networking basics: browsers, email protocols, IP addressing, and common security terms, and write a 20-term glossary

Your checkpoint

A computer-awareness glossary of 40 terms plus a scored 50-question reasoning and computer mock

Week 7

General Knowledge and Current Affairs (India and World) & Reasoning, Mental Ability and Computer Awareness

  • Review world geography and international organisations (UN bodies, SAARC, BRICS, G20) with headquarters, founding years, and member counts

  • Summarise major Indian economy and science-technology current affairs from the past 6 months into 25 points

  • Practice 60 mixed reasoning questions in a single timed block of 45 minutes to build stamina

  • Reattempt every question flagged as a guess in weeks 4 and 6 and record which ones remain unclear

Your checkpoint

A one-page table of international organisations and a stamina mock scored above the previous best

Week 8

Rajasthan General Knowledge and Current Affairs & General Knowledge and Current Affairs (India and World) & Mathematics and Basic Numeracy & Reasoning, Mental Ability and Computer Awareness

  • Take 3 full-length timed mocks under exam conditions and record section-wise time and accuracy for each

  • Revise only the error notebook and the one-page sheets from weeks 1 through 7, skipping new material

  • Memorise the last 60 days of current affairs, focusing on Rajasthan-specific appointments, schemes, and events

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

Your checkpoint

A written exam-day plan plus a comparison table of the 3 mock results showing improvement in at least two sections

Milestones

Week 2: Solve a 50-question mixed maths and reasoning set in 45 minutes with at least 60% accuracy, and show a filled error notebook

Week 4: Score at least 55% on a 100-question Rajasthan and general GK set, with the district table and Rajasthan map complete

Week 6: Score at least 60% on a 50-question reasoning and computer mock and recite 40 computer terms from the glossary without notes

Week 8: Achieve at least 65% overall on a full-length timed mock, with no section below 50% and an exam-day strategy written down