UP Cooperative Bank study plan

Memorise the fraction-to-percentage table (1/2 through 1/15) and apply it in 60 timed percentage, ratio and average calculations.

Solve 40 simplification and approximation questions in 20 minutes with at least 90% accuracy.

Complete 15 number-series and 10 quadratic-comparison sets, tagging every wrong answer by cause (concept, speed, or misread).

Derive and write a single formula card covering percentage, profit and loss, ratio, and simple/compound interest, and review it before each session.

Solve 12 seating-arrangement and floor/box puzzles, capping each attempt at 6 minutes before checking the solution.

Drill 50 syllogism and inequality questions using Venn diagrams and the either-or rule, aiming for 85% accuracy.

Work through 30 coding-decoding, blood-relation and direction-sense questions under a 25-minute clock.

Convert every unsolved puzzle into a written step-order template you can reuse in the exam.

Take two combined reasoning-plus-quantitative sectionals and compare sectional accuracy against week 1 and week 2 baselines.

Re-solve every question marked wrong in weeks 1 and 2 without a time limit, then repeat them at exam pace.

Practise question selection: in each sectional, skip and mark 8 questions in the first pass and record whether that improved the score.

Cut average time per quant question to 50 seconds using approximation and option elimination instead of full calculation.

Map the short-term cooperative credit structure from PACS through the District Central Cooperative Bank to the State Cooperative Bank, and state the regulator and supervisor at each tier.

List the roles of NABARD, NAFSCOB, RBI and the Registrar of Cooperative Societies in relation to urban and rural cooperative banks.

Compile 60 banking-awareness facts covering priority-sector lending targets, CRR/SLR, KYC, NPA classification, and deposit insurance limits, verifying each against a primary source.

Self-test the compiled facts with a 50-question quiz and re-learn every fact you miss on the same day.

Build a six-month current-affairs digest covering RBI policy actions, cooperative-sector news, appointments and government schemes, revised weekly.

Identify hardware, input/output devices, memory types and number-system conversions, and solve 40 objective questions on them.

Practise MS Word, Excel and PowerPoint features plus shortcut keys until you can answer 30 feature-matching questions in 15 minutes.

Explain networking basics, internet terminology, malware types and safe-banking practices in your own written notes.

Complete 20 error-spotting and 10 sentence-improvement sets, listing each grammar rule you broke in a revision register.

Solve 10 reading-comprehension passages in 45 minutes total, practising skim-then-scan rather than full reading.

Drill 100 vocabulary items (synonyms, antonyms, one-word substitutions, idioms) using spaced repetition across the week.

Attempt the same language sectional once in English and once in Hindi, then choose the medium that gives the higher accuracy and stick to it.

Sit two full-length mock tests under strict timing and reproduce the actual sectional order and time split.

Analyse each mock within 24 hours, classifying every error as concept gap, speed issue or careless mistake.

Revise the week 4 fact sheet and week 5 digest, deleting facts you now answer instantly and keeping only shaky ones.

Rework the weakest two sub-topics from week 3 using 30 focused questions each.

Take three full-length mocks in the first five days, keeping the last two days free of new mock tests.

Revise the formula card, puzzle templates, cooperative-structure map, fact sheet and current-affairs digest once each.

Re-attempt only the questions you flagged as wrong in week 7 and confirm each is now solved in under 60 seconds.

Fix your exam-day sequence: which section to attempt first, which to skip, and the time cap for each.