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RVUNL JE study plan

RVUNL JE · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 7 hours per week

Week 1

Engineering Discipline - Technical Knowledge (post-specific: Electrical / Mechanical / Civil / Instrumentation / Electronics / IT & other advertised branches)

  • Map the official RVUNL JE syllabus for your advertised branch and list every technical topic it names, grouped into units

  • Solve 40 branch-specific numericals (circuit/thermal/structural/instrumentation basics as per your branch) and log every formula you had to look up

  • Build a one-page formula sheet per unit that you will revise weekly

  • Identify your three weakest technical subtopics from the solved set and rank them by weight in the syllabus

Your checkpoint

A branch syllabus map plus a 40-question solved log and a first-version formula sheet covering all units

Week 2

Engineering Discipline - Technical Knowledge (post-specific: Electrical / Mechanical / Civil / Instrumentation / Electronics / IT & other advertised branches)

  • Work through the two heaviest technical units from your Week 1 ranking, solving at least 30 mixed-difficulty problems per unit

  • Derive each key formula from first principles once, so you can reconstruct it under exam pressure

  • Time yourself on a 25-question technical set and record accuracy and minutes per question

  • Re-attempt every question you got wrong in Week 1 without looking at the solution

Your checkpoint

Two completed unit notebooks with derivations, 60+ solved problems, and a timed 25-question scorecard

Week 3

Engineering Discipline - Technical Knowledge (post-specific: Electrical / Mechanical / Civil / Instrumentation / Electronics / IT & other advertised branches) & Basic Engineering Aptitude and Applied Technical Reasoning

  • Cover the remaining technical units, prioritising topics that appear in both the syllabus and past-paper patterns you can infer from standard textbooks

  • Solve 20 applied-reasoning items that combine technical knowledge with estimation, unit conversion and practical judgement

  • Practise 15 questions where a formula must be chosen rather than recalled, and write down the selection logic for each

  • Update the formula sheet with any correction found during practice

Your checkpoint

Full technical syllabus coverage with a revised formula sheet and a 20-item applied-reasoning worked set

Week 4

Engineering Discipline - Technical Knowledge (post-specific: Electrical / Mechanical / Civil / Instrumentation / Electronics / IT & other advertised branches) & Basic Engineering Aptitude and Applied Technical Reasoning

  • Take a full-length 50-question technical mock under exam timing and analyse every error by cause (concept, calculation, misread, guess)

  • Re-drill the two error categories that cost the most marks

  • Solve 25 aptitude-and-reasoning technical items mixing numerical estimation with engineering context

  • Write a personal exam strategy: question order, time caps per section and when to skip

Your checkpoint

A mock-test error analysis sheet with cause tags and a written one-page exam strategy

Week 5

Rajasthan General Knowledge and Current Affairs & Indian Polity, Constitution and Governance & History, Art and Culture of Rajasthan and India

  • Compile a dated one-page timeline of Rajasthan current affairs from the last 12 months, focusing on schemes, appointments, budgets and infrastructure

  • Memorise the constitutional articles, schedules and amendments most often tested, and self-quiz on 30 of them

  • Build a chart linking Rajasthan art forms, festivals and historical dynasties to their regions

  • Solve 40 mixed GK and polity questions and mark every guess for later review

Your checkpoint

A current-affairs timeline, a polity fact sheet and a Rajasthan culture chart, each self-quizzed once

Week 6

Geography of Rajasthan and India & General Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) & Quantitative Aptitude and Numerical Ability

  • Draw and label a blank map of Rajasthan with rivers, Aravalli range, desert belt, major cities and power projects

  • Revise physics, chemistry and biology basics through 60 one-line facts tied to everyday engineering examples

  • Solve 30 quantitative aptitude sets (ratio, percentage, time-work, averages) with a 60-second cap per question

  • Record your speed and accuracy per aptitude topic to find the slowest one

Your checkpoint

A labelled Rajasthan map, a 60-fact science sheet and a quantitative speed-accuracy table

Week 7

Reasoning, Mental Ability and Logical Thinking & Hindi and English Language Proficiency & Engineering Discipline - Technical Knowledge (post-specific: Electrical / Mechanical / Civil / Instrumentation / Electronics / IT & other advertised branches)

  • Practise 40 reasoning items covering series, coding-decoding, syllogism, seating and blood relations under time pressure

  • Complete 20 Hindi grammar and 20 English grammar and comprehension exercises, noting recurring error types

  • Re-run 30 previously wrong technical questions to confirm the concepts now hold

  • Draft short Hindi and English technical descriptions (five to six lines each) to sharpen precise expression

Your checkpoint

A reasoning accuracy log, a language error list and a set of 30 re-solved technical questions

Week 8

Engineering Discipline - Technical Knowledge (post-specific: Electrical / Mechanical / Civil / Instrumentation / Electronics / IT & other advertised branches) & Basic Engineering Aptitude and Applied Technical Reasoning & Rajasthan General Knowledge and Current Affairs & Indian Polity, Constitution and Governance & History, Art and Culture of Rajasthan and India & Geography of Rajasthan and India & General Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) & Quantitative Aptitude and Numerical Ability & Reasoning, Mental Ability and Logical Thinking & Hindi and English Language Proficiency

  • Take two full-length mixed mocks weighted 50/10/8/6/5/5/5/4/4/3 across the domains and score both

  • Revise only the formula sheet, fact sheets, map and error logs, not new material

  • Rehearse the exam-day routine: section order, time caps and skip rules, twice

  • List your ten highest-risk weak spots and write a one-line fix for each

Your checkpoint

Two scored full-length mocks with a final one-page revision sheet and a ten-item risk list

Milestones

Week 2: You can solve a mixed 25-question technical set at 60% or better accuracy within the target time, and your formula sheet covers every syllabus unit

Week 4: Technical mock score is at least 55%, and every error is tagged by cause with a written fix

Week 6: GK, polity, history and geography self-quizzes each score 60% or better, and the Rajasthan map is reproduced from memory

Week 8: Both full-length mocks score at or above your target cut-off estimate, with technical accuracy above 60% and no unattempted easy questions