Lok Sewa Kharidar study plan

Map the full syllabus of General Knowledge and Current Affairs and Governance/Public Administration into a one-page topic checklist

Read and summarize the constitutional foundations of Nepal's governance: federal structure, three tiers of government, and separation of powers

Start a daily current-affairs log covering national politics, appointments, and constitutional bodies for the past 30 days

Define public administration basics: bureaucracy, accountability, rule of law, and good-governance principles

Compile a timeline of major national events, policies, and budget highlights from the last 12 months

Identify and memorize the heads and mandates of Nepal's constitutional bodies and key commissions

Cover core geography facts: provinces, districts, rivers, national parks, and climate zones

Practice 40 mixed general-knowledge questions and log every wrong answer with its correct fact

Explain the roles of the legislature, executive, and judiciary with concrete examples of their functions

Study local governance: ward committees, municipal assemblies, and service delivery responsibilities

Review civic duties, fundamental rights, and directive principles with article-level accuracy

Continue the current-affairs log and merge older entries into thematic summaries (economy, foreign affairs, social issues)

Rebuild arithmetic fundamentals: percentages, ratios, averages, and profit-and-loss with daily timed drills

Master time-and-work and time-and-distance problem patterns using a fixed step-by-step method

Solve simplification and number-series questions under a two-minute-per-question limit

Review measurement and basic mensuration formulas for area, perimeter, and volume

Drill data-interpretation sets (tables, bar graphs, and pie charts) with calculator-free arithmetic

Complete a full Nepali grammar pass: sandhi, samas, karak, and vibhakti with written examples

Practice Nepali comprehension passages and précis writing under time pressure

Memorize common Nepali spelling rules and correct-word pairs that appear in objective tests

Apply Nepali grammar rules to 50 objective questions and correct every mistake with a rule citation

Review English grammar essentials: tense, subject-verb agreement, articles, prepositions, and voice

Practice English vocabulary items: synonyms, antonyms, one-word substitutions, and idioms

Write short English comprehension answers and identify the question types that cost the most time

Cover general science basics: human body systems, nutrition, communicable diseases, and first aid

Review public-health priorities in Nepal: immunization, sanitation, maternal health, and health campaigns

Learn office procedures: record keeping, filing, correspondence formats, and official letter drafting

Build practical computer skills: word processing, spreadsheets, email, and basic internet use for office tasks

Take two full-length timed mock tests under exam conditions and score them strictly

Re-audit every weak domain using your error logs and close the top 20 recurring gaps

Refresh the year's current-affairs summaries and constitutional-body facts one final time

Build a one-page revision sheet per domain for the final 48 hours before the exam