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UPSSSC Mukhya Sevika study plan

UPSSSC Mukhya Sevika · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 7 hours per week

Week 1

Child Development and Psychology & Nutrition, Health and Hygiene

  • Build a one-page concept map linking developmental stages (infancy to adolescence) to physical, cognitive, social and emotional milestones, writing at least three markers per stage

  • Solve 60 child-development multiple-choice questions across stages and theories, and log every wrong answer with the correct concept in a mistake register

  • Distinguish the core claims of Piaget, Vygotsky, Kohlberg, Erikson and Bandura by writing a two-line contrast for each pair of theorists

  • Compile a hygiene checklist covering personal hygiene, safe drinking water, toilet use and handwashing steps, and memorise the six steps of hand hygiene

Your checkpoint

A dated mistake register with at least 40 child-development and nutrition questions attempted, each wrong entry carrying the correct concept in one line

Week 2

Child Development and Psychology & Nutrition, Health and Hygiene

  • Classify the major nutrients (carbohydrates, proteins, fats, vitamins, minerals, water) by function, chief dietary sources and one deficiency disease each, and recite the list without notes

  • List at least ten locally available low-cost iron, calcium, protein and vitamin-A sources suitable for an Anganwadi nutrition programme

  • Explain growth monitoring: plot a sample weight-for-age curve, identify grade of malnutrition, and state the referral action for each grade

  • Describe at least six national health and nutrition interventions (immunisation schedule, IFA supplementation, vitamin-A prophylaxis, deworming, ORS/zinc, food fortification) with target group and frequency

  • Attempt 50 nutrition and health questions under a 30-minute timer and review every error

Your checkpoint

A hand-drawn growth chart with three plotted cases, each annotated with the malnutrition grade and the correct referral or counselling action

Week 3

Women and Child Welfare Schemes and Programmes & Community Organisation and Social Work

  • Tabulate at least ten women and child welfare schemes with launching year, target beneficiary, main benefit and implementing ministry or department

  • Explain the Integrated Child Development Services package, the roles of Anganwadi Worker and Mukhya Sevika, and the supervision and reporting chain in your own words

  • Summarise legal and welfare provisions for women and children (prohibition of child marriage, domestic violence protection, POSH, POCSO, maternity benefit) with the relief each provides

  • Define community organisation principles and list at least five methods of social work with one field example for each

  • Draft a two-minute spoken briefing on any one scheme as if addressing a village meeting

Your checkpoint

A scheme comparison table of at least ten schemes plus a written two-minute briefing script for one scheme

Week 4

General Knowledge and Current Affairs & Women and Child Welfare Schemes and Programmes

  • Build a current-affairs timeline of the last six months covering schemes, appointments, awards, sports and Uttar Pradesh state initiatives, adding at least five entries per week

  • Revise the scheme table from week 3 and add at least five more schemes, including state-specific Uttar Pradesh programmes

  • Answer 100 general-knowledge questions split evenly between static GK (polity, geography, history, economy) and current affairs, and record the score

  • Memorise key static facts: constitutional articles relevant to women and children, fundamental duties, and major national institutions with their headquarters

Your checkpoint

A timed 50-question GK mock scored and analysed, with a written list of every weak sub-area and the revision action for each

Week 5

General Hindi & General English

  • Revise Hindi grammar rules for संधि, समास, उपसर्ग, प्रत्यय and कारक, writing two original examples of each type

  • Practise Hindi comprehension by reading one passage daily and answering its questions, then verifying every answer against the passage text

  • Drill English grammar: tense agreement, articles, prepositions, active and passive voice, direct and indirect speech, with 20 sentences corrected per day

  • Learn 15 new English words daily with Hindi meaning, synonym and one original sentence each, and revise the previous day's list first

  • Complete one Hindi and one English error-spotting and fill-in-the-blank set under timed conditions

Your checkpoint

A vocabulary notebook of at least 100 English words with Hindi meanings and original sentences, plus two timed language sets scored and corrected

Week 6

Quantitative Aptitude and Numerical Ability & Logical Reasoning and Mental Ability

  • Master speed methods for percentage, ratio and proportion, average, profit and loss, and simple and compound interest, solving 20 problems per topic

  • Practise time-work, time-speed-distance, mensuration and data interpretation with 15 problems each, using shortcut formulas written on a single formula sheet

  • Solve 30 reasoning questions each on series, analogy, coding-decoding, blood relations and direction sense, timing each set

  • Draw and reason through Venn diagrams, seating arrangement and ranking puzzles, completing at least ten full puzzles

  • Take one 30-question mixed aptitude and reasoning test and redo every wrong question until solved correctly without help

Your checkpoint

A one-page formula and shortcut sheet plus a timed 30-question mixed test scored above your week-1 baseline, with all errors reworked

Week 7

General Knowledge and Current Affairs & Basic Computer Knowledge

  • Update the current-affairs timeline with the latest month and revise all earlier entries in a single sitting

  • Practise basic computer operations: parts of a computer, input and output devices, file and folder management, shortcuts, and basic word processing and spreadsheet use

  • Learn internet and email basics, including browser use, search, composing and attaching files, and awareness of common online risks

  • Answer 40 basic computer questions and 60 GK questions, mixing static and current, and record both scores

  • Revise the child-development concept map and nutrition notes from weeks 1 and 2 in a rapid recall session

Your checkpoint

A scored 40-question computer-knowledge set plus a one-page computer fundamentals cheat sheet written from memory

Week 8

General Knowledge and Current Affairs & Child Development and Psychology & Women and Child Welfare Schemes and Programmes

  • Take three full-length mock tests in exam conditions and log section-wise scores and time spent per section

  • Re-read the mistake register and re-solve every entry until each is answered correctly twice in a row

  • Revise the scheme table, growth-chart notes and formula sheet in three short spaced sessions

  • Practise a final current-affairs recap covering the full eight-week timeline in one pass

  • Fix a per-section time budget based on mock performance and rehearse it in the last mock

Your checkpoint

Three completed full-length mocks with a section-wise score and time analysis sheet, plus a cleared mistake register with no unresolved entries

Milestones

Week 2: Can state the developmental markers, five theorists' core claims, six nutrient functions with deficiency diseases, and the malnutrition grades with referral actions, without notes

Week 4: Scheme table covers at least ten schemes with year, beneficiary and benefit, and the timed 50-question GK mock is scored and fully analysed

Week 6: Formula sheet is complete, and the timed 30-question aptitude and reasoning test shows a measurable gain over the week-1 baseline

Week 8: All three full-length mocks are completed within time, mistake register has no unresolved entries, and a written per-section time budget exists