RVUNL JE study plan
RVUNL JE · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 7 hours per week
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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