TGSRTC TST/MST study plan

Map the Domain 1 syllabus into five units: traffic regulation and enforcement, road geometry and signage, passenger transport scheduling and crew duty rules, accident response and reporting, and depot-level operational records

Define and memorise the core vehicle systems vocabulary for Domain 2 (engine, transmission, braking, steering, suspension, electrical) in English with Telugu equivalents where standard

Solve 40 mixed Domain 1 practice questions and log every wrong answer with the exact rule or concept it tested

Build a one-page formula and definition sheet for traffic density, headway, journey speed, and fleet utilisation that you can revise in ten minutes

Explain the working of a four-stroke diesel engine, clutch, gearbox, differential, and air-brake system in your own words without notes

List the statutory duty-hour, rest-period, and crew-change requirements that govern stage-carriage bus operations and state how a depot enforces them

Interpret ten traffic-control scenarios (signal failure, festival diversions, accident bottlenecks) and write the correct enforcement or routing response for each

Diagnose five common bus fault symptoms (overheating, brake fade, steering pull, hard gear shift, battery drain) and name the probable cause and first check

Complete 60 timed Domain 1 questions at exam pace, targeting at least 70% accuracy

Complete 60 timed Domain 2 questions, targeting at least 70% accuracy

Re-study only the topics behind your missed questions and rewrite each corrected explanation in one sentence

Sketch the preventive-maintenance schedule for a city bus (daily, weekly, monthly, and periodic servicing) and match each task to the system it protects

Memorise the structure of the Motor Vehicles Act: licensing, registration, permits, insurance, offences, and penalties, and state which section covers each

Distinguish the permit categories relevant to state transport undertakings (stage carriage, contract carriage, special permits) and their conditions

Apply penalty, compounding, and compounding-fee rules to ten offence scenarios and state the correct outcome

Revisit Domain 1 weak spots from Week 3 and clear at least 80% of them on a retest

Build a rolling current-affairs habit: review the past three months of national and Telangana transport, policy, and scheme news and summarise 30 items in one line each

Drill arithmetic shortcuts for percentages, ratio and proportion, time-speed-distance, averages, and simple and compound interest until each type takes under 90 seconds

Practise reasoning sets on series, coding-decoding, blood relations, syllogisms, and seating arrangement, 10 questions per type

Analyse data-interpretation sets (tables and bar charts on passenger load and revenue) and extract answers without full calculation

Summarise the key stages of the Telangana statehood movement, the 2014 formation, and the major post-2014 administrative and transport initiatives

Map Telangana's districts, major rivers, physiographic regions, and principal crops and industries onto a blank outline you draw yourself

List the state's major festivals, art forms, and cultural landmarks with one identifying detail each

Complete 50 mixed general-studies, current-affairs, and Telangana questions under timed conditions

Operate the essentials of a word processor, spreadsheet, and presentation tool: formatting, formulas, sorting, filtering, and slide layout

Explain computer fundamentals, hardware and software categories, networking basics, and common security practices such as passwords and phishing awareness

Rehearse the official-portal tasks a transport employee performs: form filling, file upload, and email with attachment

Re-test the Domain 3 offences and penalties material and confirm retention above 80%

Take two full-length mock tests under exam timing and review every error by domain

Re-drill the top 20 recurring weak concepts across all domains until each is answered correctly twice in a row

Rehearse the Week 1 formula sheet, Week 4 section index, and Week 6 map from memory

Plan exam-day logistics: reporting time, documents, and a final 48-hour revision sequence