UKSSSC Group C study plan

UKSSSC Group C · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

General Studies / subject-specific syllabus as notified per advertisement (not enumerated in source)

Map the full notified syllabus for your specific UKSSSC Group C advertisement and list every subject heading with its approximate weight
Build a one-page diagnostic quiz of 40 mixed questions drawn from the broadest subjects (general science, history, geography, polity, current affairs) and score it cold
Rank subjects by (syllabus weight x your diagnostic weakness) to decide where the heavy front-loading goes
Set up a single revision notebook and a spaced-repetition tracker for facts you keep missing

A one-page subject priority matrix with diagnostic scores and a ranked order of the top five heaviest subjects

Week 2

Cover the highest-ranked heavy subject's core factual base and write short self-notes for each sub-topic
Solve 60 practice questions on that subject and log every wrong answer with the reason
Identify the three sub-topics where accuracy is below 60 percent and schedule them for re-study
Start a daily 10-minute current affairs habit covering Uttarakhand state news and national developments

A 60-question error log for the top subject with accuracy percentage and three named weak sub-topics

Week 3

Cover the second-heaviest subject and produce condensed notes with dates, names and definitions
Re-test the week 2 weak sub-topics and confirm accuracy has crossed 75 percent
Solve 50 mixed questions under a 40-minute timer to start building speed
Add 50 current affairs facts to the tracker and review them twice this week

A timed 50-question mock score sheet plus proof that week 2 weak sub-topics now clear 75 percent

Week 4

Cover the third-heaviest subject and integrate it with the first two via cross-topic notes
Complete one full-length sectional test on the three covered subjects and analyse every error
Revise all notes from weeks 1 to 3 using active recall rather than re-reading
Fix the two most frequent error patterns found in the sectional test

A sectional test report with error patterns classified and a written fix plan for the top two

Week 5

Cover the remaining medium-weight subjects at survey depth so no syllabus area is untouched
Build a one-page fact sheet per remaining subject for quick revision
Solve 80 mixed questions spanning all subjects covered so far
Audit the syllabus map from week 1 and mark any heading still not studied

A complete syllabus coverage checklist with every heading marked studied, partial or pending

Week 6

Clear every pending heading from the week 5 audit
Take two full-length mock tests under real timing and record section-wise accuracy
Convert all error-log entries into flashcards and run them daily
Sharpen current affairs with a monthly recap covering the last six months

Two full-length mock score sheets with section-wise accuracy and a flashcard deck covering all logged errors

Week 7

Three mock scores all above 70 percent section accuracy plus a written exam-day checklist

Week 8

A final consolidated one-page revision sheet you can read in 30 minutes on exam morning

Week 2: Top-priority subject completed with a 60-question error log and accuracy baseline recorded

Week 4: Three heaviest subjects covered and a sectional test analysed with named error patterns

Week 6: Full syllabus coverage achieved and two timed full-length mocks completed

Week 8: Three consecutive mocks above 70 percent section accuracy and a 30-minute final revision sheet ready