Lok Sewa Nayab Subba study plan

Lok Sewa Nayab Subba · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 7 hours per week

Week 1

General Knowledge and Nepal Affairs & English Language and Grammar

List and memorize 60+ key facts about Nepal's geography (provinces, rivers, mountains, national parks) and history (dynasties, unification, major treaties) using a self-made fact sheet.
Solve 30 English grammar multiple-choice questions (subject-verb agreement, tense, articles) and log each error with the rule violated.
Write a 150-word English paragraph on a general knowledge topic, then self-edit for grammar and clarity.
Read two editorials from an English-language Nepali newspaper and note five new vocabulary words with usage.

A handwritten or digital fact sheet of 60 Nepal GK points plus a grammar error log with 30 solved questions.

Week 2

Create a timeline of Nepal's political history from the Shah dynasty to the 2015 Constitution, highlighting 15 turning points.
Memorize 50 Nepali grammar terms (sandhi, samas, karak, vibhakti) and apply them to 40 fill-in-the-blank exercises.
Write a 200-word Nepali essay on a current social issue, ensuring correct use of tenses and punctuation.
Solve 20 Nepali language questions on synonyms and antonyms from a standard practice set.

A one-page Nepal political timeline and a Nepali grammar exercise notebook with 60 completed items.

Week 3

Compile a list of 40 current affairs items (national and international) from the past six months, focusing on Nepal's appointments, policies, and international relations.
Practice 30 Nepali grammar transformation exercises (active to passive, direct to indirect speech).
Revise the week 1 GK fact sheet and add 20 new points on Nepal's culture and festivals.
Summarize two news articles in Nepali, each in 100 words, to improve comprehension and writing.

A current affairs digest of 40 items and a Nepali writing portfolio of two summaries.

Week 4

Solve 40 mathematics problems on percentage, ratio, and average, timing each set to 1 minute per question.
Take a 50-question mock test covering domains 1 and 3, and analyze mistakes to identify weak areas.
Review English grammar rules for prepositions and conjunctions, solving 20 targeted questions.
Memorize 20 formulas for area, volume, and simple/compound interest, and apply them to 10 word problems.

A mock test score report with a list of top five weak areas and a formula sheet for mathematics.

Week 5

Outline the basic principles of physics, chemistry, and biology relevant to daily life, listing 30 facts with examples.
Explain the structure and functions of key government offices (e.g., District Administration Office, Land Revenue Office) and their record-keeping procedures.
Solve 20 accounting problems on journal entries, ledger posting, and trial balance.
Describe the budget process and types of budgets in the public sector, noting 10 key terms.

A two-page summary of office procedures and a set of 20 solved accounting problems.

Week 6

Summarize the fundamental rights and duties in the Constitution of Nepal, listing 15 key articles.
Explain the roles of the Public Service Commission and the civil service code of conduct.
Compile 30 contemporary issues (e.g., federalism, climate change, digital governance) with brief notes on each.
Solve 30 multiple-choice questions on constitutional law and public administration.

A constitution and public administration cheat sheet plus a current issues log with 30 entries.

Week 7

Take a full-length mock test simulating exam conditions (all domains), and score at least 60%.
Review all previous error logs and re-solve 50 questions that were previously incorrect.
Practice 20 Nepali grammar questions on sentence correction and 20 English grammar questions on sentence improvement.
Solve 20 data interpretation and quantitative aptitude questions under timed conditions.

A complete mock test answer sheet with a self-assessment report showing improvement in weak areas.

Week 8

Revise all condensed notes and fact sheets from weeks 1–7, focusing on memory-intensive facts.
Take two sectional mock tests (one for domains 1–4, one for domains 5–8) and score at least 65% in each.
Practice 50 rapid-fire questions covering all domains to improve speed and accuracy.
Finalize a one-page summary sheet for each domain for last-minute revision.

A set of eight one-page domain summary sheets and a final mock test score log.

Week 4: Achieve at least 55% in a 50-question mock test covering domains 1 and 3, and complete 40 math problems with 70% accuracy.

Week 6: Complete all domain-specific notes and score at least 60% in a 30-question test on domains 5, 6, and 7.

Week 8: Score at least 65% in two full-length mock tests and finish all eight summary sheets.