NE POST study plan

Map the full Constitution of Nepal chapter structure (parts, articles, schedules) into a personal one-page index you can recall from memory.

Memorize the Preamble, fundamental rights articles 16-32, and directive principles by article number using spaced-repetition flashcards.

List the constitutional bodies (CIAA, PSC, AG, Election Commission, NHRC) with their composition, tenure, and appointment process.

Skim 4 weeks of national news archives and log 30 current-affairs items under polity, economy, and international headings.

Explain the federal structure: federal, provincial, and local tiers, their exclusive and concurrent powers, and inter-governmental revenue sharing.

Summarize the Police Act, chain of command, ranks, and the complaint/disciplinary procedure in your own words without notes.

Write out the citizenship, emergency, and amendment provisions and self-test on article numbers.

Add 30 more current-affairs items and group them by theme for later revision.

Drill Nepali grammar rules: karak, vibhakti, sandhi, samas, and tense agreement through 100 targeted exercises.

Build a personal error log of every Nepali spelling and word-choice mistake and rewrite each corrected sentence.

Complete 60 English grammar items covering articles, prepositions, subject-verb agreement, and tense, recording wrong answers with the rule violated.

Practice 2 English comprehension passages under timed conditions and annotate why each distractor is wrong.

Write 2 original Nepali essays (200+ words each) on public-service themes and self-edit against a grammar checklist.

Translate 20 administrative English sentences into formal Nepali and verify register and terminology.

Re-derive the core arithmetic formulas (percentage, ratio, average, profit-loss, interest) and solve 40 problems without a calculator.

Review the error log and retire items you now answer correctly three times in a row.

Solve 50 mixed quantitative problems under a 60-second-per-question clock and tag each miss by topic.

Master time-work, speed-distance, and mensuration shortcuts, then re-solve every tagged miss until clean.

Work through 40 reasoning sets on series, coding-decoding, blood relations, and direction sense, writing the rule used for each.

Practice 2 sets of seating arrangement and syllogism puzzles with a diagram-first method.

Drill non-verbal and analytical reasoning: figure series, mirror images, and statement-conclusion, 40 items total.

Build a one-page decision tree for choosing between elimination and direct solving under time pressure.

Revisit quantitative weak topics flagged in week 5 and solve 30 fresh problems on them.

Complete a 25-question mixed aptitude set in 30 minutes and log the time spent per question type.

Consolidate current affairs from weeks 1-6 into 60 high-yield facts (awards, appointments, treaties, indices) with dates.

Re-test constitution and policing material with 80 mixed questions and target 85% accuracy.

Summarize recent legal and policing developments (crime trends, cyber law, human rights reporting) in 10 bullet points.

Rehearse explaining three constitutional articles aloud as if to a colleague, to test true recall.

Take two full-length timed mock exams under exam-day conditions and score each domain separately.

Re-work every wrong answer from both mocks and classify each as knowledge gap, careless error, or time pressure.

Revise the constitution index, error log, formula sheet, and current-affairs sheet in three short passes.

Finalize a 5-minute pre-exam routine covering sleep, timing strategy, and section order.