UPRVUNL AE study plan

Map the full syllabus of your chosen discipline branch into a one-page topic tree, marking high-weight core areas (for Electrical: machines, power systems, measurements, circuit theory; for Mechanical: thermodynamics, SOM, FM, production; for Civil: SOM, RCC, steel, surveying, hydrology; for Electronics: analog, digital, communication, EMT; for Instrumentation: transducers, measurement, control systems)

Solve 40 previous-year-style numericals from the two highest-weight core topics of your branch and log every wrong answer with the exact concept gap

Build a formula sheet covering those two core topics from your own notes, not copied material

Set up a weekly mock-and-review slot of 90 minutes that will stay fixed for all 8 weeks

Complete a first pass over three additional core topics of your branch, writing a 10-line summary of each from memory before checking notes

Solve 50 mixed numericals across the five topics covered so far under a 60-minute timer

Identify the three topics where your accuracy is below 60 percent and schedule them for revision in week 4

Practice 15 unit-conversion and dimensional-analysis questions to reduce careless slips

Cover the remaining syllabus topics of your branch at survey depth, noting only definitions, standard values, and typical question patterns

Memorise standard constants, ratings, and IS/IEC reference values that appear in objective questions

Solve 30 questions from the low-weight but easy-scoring areas to lock in guaranteed marks

Rewrite your formula sheet into a single condensed two-page revision card

Take a full-length discipline mock of 100-plus questions and complete it within exam time

Re-work every wrong question from the mock until you can explain the correct method aloud without notes

Start a daily 10-minute current-affairs habit covering power-sector news, UPRVUNL/UPPCL developments, and national energy policy

Revise the three weak topics identified in week 2 and re-test them with 20 fresh questions each

Run a second full-length discipline mock and target a measurable score improvement over week 4

Drill reasoning subtopics that reward practice: series, coding-decoding, blood relations, syllogisms, and seating arrangement, 20 questions per subtopic

Learn to solve seating and ranking puzzles with a fixed diagram method so each takes under three minutes

Review the error log and retire any concept that has now been answered correctly three times in a row

Take a third discipline mock focused on speed, aiming to finish with 10 minutes to spare for review

Complete 15 Hindi grammar sets covering sandhi, samas, muhavare, and paryayvachi, and 15 English sets covering error spotting, synonyms, antonyms, and one-word substitutions

Write one 150-word English paragraph and one 100-word Hindi passage daily to internalise correct usage

Memorise 50 high-frequency Hindi idioms and 50 English vocabulary items with usage sentences

Consolidate general awareness into four revision sheets: Indian polity and constitution, static geography and history, economy and energy sector, and current affairs of the past six months

Practice 100 quantitative aptitude questions on percentage, ratio, time-work, and data interpretation

Complete 100 computer-knowledge questions on hardware, MS Office, networking basics, and internet terminology

Take two short sectional tests, one for awareness and one for aptitude plus computer, and log scores

Take two full-length mixed mocks simulating the real paper with all five domains represented

Spend the final three days only on your condensed revision card, error log, and awareness sheets, adding no new material

Rehearse exam-day logistics: sectional time allocation, question-skipping rules, and a written attempt strategy

Confirm document readiness and print the admit-card checklist