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UPSSSC PET study plan

UPSSSC PET · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

General Knowledge / General Studies & General Science

  • Build a one-page syllabus map listing all four domains and their weightage so every later session has a target

  • List and memorize the 20 most frequently asked Indian polity facts (Constitution sources, fundamental rights, key amendments, constitutional bodies)

  • Write a dated one-line current-affairs note for each of the last 30 days using one newspaper or a daily digest

  • Solve 30 mixed general-studies MCQs untimed and log every wrong answer with the correct fact beside it

Your checkpoint

A dated one-page syllabus map plus a 30-item error log with corrected facts written in your own words

Week 2

General Knowledge / General Studies & General Science

  • Memorize a timeline of major Indian history events from 1857 to 1947 with at least 25 dated entries

  • Label a blank outline map of India with states, capitals, major rivers, and mountain ranges from memory

  • Define 40 core general-science terms (cell, enzyme, refraction, Ohm's law, pH, vaccine) in one line each

  • Answer 40 polity and history MCQs in 30 minutes and re-attempt every wrong item the next day

Your checkpoint

A hand-drawn India map scored out of 40 labels, with a score of at least 30

Week 3

General Science

  • Explain the three laws of motion and give one everyday Indian-context example for each

  • Draw and label the human digestive, respiratory, and circulatory systems well enough to answer labeling questions

  • Convert 25 numerical problems on speed, work, electricity, and simple interest without a calculator error

  • Build a 50-item science fact sheet covering units, SI symbols, chemical formulas, and scientific instruments

  • Take a 25-question science sectional test and record the time per question

Your checkpoint

A 50-item science fact sheet plus a sectional test score with per-question timing written on it

Week 4

General Science & General Knowledge / General Studies

  • Review every error logged in weeks 1 to 3 and rewrite each corrected fact from memory

  • Memorize the organisms, deficiency diseases, and vitamins table completely enough to reproduce it blank

  • Recite the preamble and list the fundamental duties and directive principles in order

  • Complete one full-length mock test under exam timing and mark the domain of every wrong answer

Your checkpoint

A full-length mock test score sheet broken down by domain, with a written diagnosis of your two weakest areas

Week 5

General Hindi

  • Drill the Devanagari alphabet, matras, and common conjuncts until you can read a Hindi passage aloud without hesitation

  • Memorize the standard definitions of sandhi, samas, and alankar with two examples of each written from memory

  • Complete 100 synonym and antonym pairs and self-test on 50 of them the next day

  • Write 10 muhavare and 10 lokoktiyan with a sentence of usage for each

  • Solve 30 Hindi grammar MCQs and correct each wrong answer by citing the rule

Your checkpoint

A handwritten Hindi grammar notebook with 100 word pairs, 20 idioms with sentences, and 30 corrected MCQs

Week 6

General Hindi & General English

  • Complete 15 Hindi cloze and error-spotting passages, timing each at under four minutes

  • Memorize 60 high-frequency English words with meaning, spelling, and one sentence each

  • Revise the eight parts of speech and identify the part of speech of every word in 10 English sentences

  • Practice 10 English error-spotting and sentence-improvement sets and note the rule behind each correction

  • Read one Hindi editorial and one English editorial daily and write a three-line summary of each

Your checkpoint

A vocabulary log of 60 English words with sentences plus 15 completed Hindi passages with accuracy percentages

Week 7

General English & General Hindi

  • Solve 40 English comprehension and cloze questions under a strict time limit and review every miss

  • Complete 20 Hindi fill-in-the-blank and sentence-correction sets with full accuracy checks

  • Memorize 40 English idioms and phrases and use each in a written sentence

  • Re-read the week 5 and week 6 notebooks and self-test on 50 randomly chosen items

  • Take one full-length mock test and compare the domain breakdown against your week 4 baseline

Your checkpoint

A week 7 mock test score compared side by side with week 4, showing improvement or a gap per domain

Week 8

General Knowledge / General Studies & General Science & General Hindi & General English

  • Take three full-length mock tests on separate days under exact exam timing and conditions

  • Review all error logs from weeks 1 to 7 and rewrite every still-unclear fact from memory

  • Revise the science fact sheet, India map, Hindi grammar notebook, and English vocabulary log once each

  • Finalize a one-page exam-day sheet of the 30 facts you keep forgetting and read it daily

  • Confirm exam-day logistics: admit card, ID, reporting time, and permitted items

Your checkpoint

A three-mock average score with a one-page final revision sheet and a written exam-day checklist

Milestones

Week 2: Score at least 30 of 40 on the blank India map and recall 20 dated history events without notes

Week 4: Full-length mock score recorded with a per-domain breakdown, and the two weakest domains named in writing

Week 6: Read a Hindi passage aloud with fewer than three hesitations and score at least 70 percent on a 60-word English vocabulary self-test

Week 8: Three-mock average is at least 15 percent above the week 4 baseline, and every error-log item has been rewritten once from memory