AFM Enlistment (English) study plan

Take a timed 40-question diagnostic across all six domains and log your raw score per domain to set a baseline

Memorise 120 high-frequency vocabulary items (synonyms, opposites, word-in-context) using spaced-repetition cards, 20 new items per day

Solve 60 multi-step arithmetic problems (percentages, fractions, unit conversions) without a calculator and record your error types

Build a one-page formula and conversion sheet you can redraw from memory

Drill 80 grammar items covering subject-verb agreement, tense consistency, pronoun reference, and misplaced modifiers

Complete 15 short reading passages (200-300 words) and justify each answer with the exact sentence that supports it

Practise ratio, proportion, and rate problems until you can set up the equation in under 30 seconds

Review every diagnostic error from week 1 and rewrite the correct reasoning in your own words

Interpret 10 data sets (tables, bar graphs, line graphs) and answer three questions per set on averages, trends, and percentage change

Solve 50 number and letter series by identifying the underlying rule before checking the options

Work through 40 syllogisms using Venn diagrams, and note which argument forms are always valid versus only sometimes valid

Time yourself on a mixed 25-question set to build pacing at roughly 45 seconds per item

Complete 40 deductive and ordering puzzles (seating arrangements, scheduling, conditional statements) and diagram each before answering

Identify the assumption, conclusion, and flaw in 20 short arguments

Read 10 longer passages (400-500 words) under a strict six-minute limit and summarise each in two sentences

Re-take the domain 1 and domain 3 sections of your week 1 diagnostic and compare scores

Solve 30 lever and torque problems using the law of moments, including first-class, second-class, and third-class lever setups

Explain in writing how pulleys, inclined planes, and gears trade force for distance

Answer 20 mechanical items on pressure, friction, and mechanical advantage, and check every unit

Continue 10 logic puzzles per week to keep domain 3 sharp

Identify 25 common hand tools and fasteners from written descriptions and state what each is used for and the safety precaution it demands

Review basic electrical and fluid concepts: current, voltage, resistance, pressure, and flow in simple circuits and pipes

Compile a current-affairs brief covering 20 recent national and international events from at least two independent sources

Quiz yourself on the names and roles of major international organisations and how a bill becomes law

Practise 40 mental-rotation items by describing each shape's orientation in words before selecting an answer

Complete 25 cube-folding and paper-folding exercises, tracking which faces end up opposite or adjacent

Read 10 map, floor-plan, and diagram questions and extract distances, directions, and routes without guessing

Refresh your current-affairs brief with 10 new events and drop anything older than six weeks

Sit two full-length timed mocks under exam conditions with no pauses and no notes

Review every incorrect answer from both mocks and classify each as a knowledge gap, a careless slip, or a timing problem

Re-drill your two weakest domains with 30 targeted questions each

Rehearse your pacing plan so you know how many minutes to spend per section and when to move on