AJA Officer Academies Entrance Examination study plan

Diagnose baseline by completing a 40-question verbal and 40-question numerical timed set and logging every error by cause

Review the four core grammar fault lines (subject-verb agreement, pronoun reference, modifier placement, tense consistency) and rewrite 20 faulty sentences correctly

Rebuild arithmetic fluency by drilling fractions, percentages, ratio and proportion for 90 minutes without a calculator

Set up a single error log with columns for topic, error type, and corrective rule

Read four 600-word passages and answer inference, main-idea, and tone questions while writing one-line justifications for each choice

Apply a fixed elimination routine to 30 verbal questions and record why each rejected option fails

Solve 25 word problems by translating each into an equation before calculating

Memorise and apply the rules for percentage change, simple and compound interest, and average speed

Complete two full timed verbal sections under exam conditions and score them against a strict mark scheme

Complete two full timed numerical sections and identify the three slowest question types by stopwatch

Drill data interpretation from tables, bar charts, and line graphs until 15 questions are completed in 20 minutes

Cut the five highest-frequency personal error types from the log by half compared with week 1

Work through 12 written leadership scenarios and produce a ranked response with a stated rationale for each option

Practise the four-step situational judgement method (identify stakeholders, rank obligations, choose minimum-harm action, state follow-up) on paper until it is automatic

Revise core physical-science concepts: forces, motion, energy transfer, and electrical circuits, and solve 20 applied numerical items

Summarise basic data-handling and technical-reasoning rules (unit conversion, scale reading, mechanical advantage) onto one reference card

Role-play six scenarios aloud in under three minutes each, practising calm prioritisation and clear justification

Draft a personal leadership-values statement of 250 words grounded in concrete past examples

Solve 25 technical aptitude items covering levers, pressure, speed-distance-time, and graph interpretation

Review every wrong answer from weeks 4 and 5 and restate the correcting principle in your own words

Solve 60 sequence, series, and matrix-completion items using a checklist of transformations (rotation, alternation, count change, position shift)

Complete 40 logical-deduction puzzles (syllogisms, seating arrangement, ordering) within strict time limits

Build a one-page current-affairs fact sheet covering national governance, defence, and international organisations, verified against primary sources

Convert the fact sheet into 30 self-test recall questions and answer them from memory

Complete a full-length mock covering all six domains under strict timing and mark it against the official weightings

Diagnose the two weakest domains from mock results and schedule targeted re-drill sessions

Rehearse abstract reasoning under a 45-second-per-item cap for 40 items

Update the current-affairs sheet with the latest month's verified developments and re-test recall

Re-attempt every item in the error log and confirm each correcting rule can be stated from memory

Complete two half-length timed sets in verbal and numerical, targeting score stability rather than speed records

Deliver six rapid-fire situational responses to unseen scenarios in under two minutes each

Finalise exam-day logistics: timing plan, section order, rest schedule, and a written stress-management routine