SSC GD 30 DAYS PLAN - PREPARATION TO EXAM

 A 30-day study plan for the SSC GD (General Duty) exam needs to be well-structured and intensive. The SSC GD exam is competitive, so you should aim to maximize your preparation within the available time. Here’s a day-wise study plan to help you prepare effectively:


Week 1: Basics and Foundation (Days 1-7)


Day 1-2: General Intelligence & Reasoning

Topics to Cover:

Analogies

Blood Relations

Direction Sense Test

Coding-Decoding

Series Completion

Non-verbal Reasoning (Patterns, Figure Completion)

Focus: Understand basic concepts, try solving easy to moderate level questions.

Time Allocation: 4-5 hours daily.


Day 3-4: Mathematics (Basic Arithmetic)

Topics to Cover:

Number System

Simplification

Percentage

Average

Ratio & Proportion

Profit and Loss

Focus: Learn the basic concepts and formulas. Solve easy problems first.

Time Allocation: 4-5 hours daily.


Day 5-6: General Knowledge and Current Affairs

Topics to Cover:

History (Ancient, Medieval, Modern)

Geography (Physical, Political, General knowledge)

Polity (Constitution, Parliament, etc.)

Current Affairs (Important events in national and international news)

Focus: Read newspapers, focus on important topics, and note down key events.

Time Allocation: 3-4 hours daily.


Day 7: Revision Day

Focus: Revise everything studied so far. Take a mock test to assess progress.



Week 2: Intermediate Concepts (Days 8-14)


Day 8-9: General Intelligence & Reasoning

Topics to Cover:

Classification

Venn Diagrams

Mathematical Operations

Mirror Images

Embedded Figures

Focus: Practice more complex reasoning problems, improve speed.

Time Allocation: 4-5 hours daily.


Day 10-11: Mathematics (Advanced Arithmetic)

Topics to Cover:

Time and Work

Time, Speed and Distance

Mixture & Alligation

Simple and Compound Interest

Algebra (Linear Equations, Quadratic Equations)

Focus: Practice variety of questions from each topic.

Time Allocation: 4-5 hours daily.


Day 12-13: General Knowledge

Topics to Cover:

Economy (Basic Concepts)

Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology)

Sports

Books & Authors, Awards

Focus: Revise the history and geography topics. Start on Science and Economy.

Time Allocation: 3-4 hours daily.


Day 14: Revision Day

Focus: Revise all topics and take another mock test to gauge your improvement.



Week 3: Advanced Practice and Time Management (Days 15-21)


Day 15-16: General Intelligence & Reasoning


Topics to Cover:

Seating Arrangement

Puzzle

Logical Venn Diagrams

Word Problems

Focus: Work on time management and speed, attempt more difficult problems.

Time Allocation: 4-5 hours daily.


Day 17-18: Mathematics

Topics to Cover:

Geometry (Angles, Triangles, Circles)

Trigonometry (Basic formulas, Heights and Distances)

Data Interpretation (Charts, Graphs)

Probability

Focus: Work on tricky topics, try to solve questions within a set time.

Time Allocation: 4-5 hours daily.


Day 19-20: General Knowledge

Topics to Cover:

Environmental Science

Inventions and Discoveries

Important Days

National and International Organizations

Focus: Practice more questions and revise Science and Economy topics.

Time Allocation: 3-4 hours daily.


Day 21: Full Mock Test

Focus: Take a full-length mock test (all sections). Work on weaknesses identified in the test.



Week 4: Final Revision and Mock Tests (Days 22-30)


Day 22-24: General Intelligence & Reasoning + Mathematics

Topics to Cover:

Solve mixed sets of reasoning and arithmetic questions.

Focus on sections you find the most difficult.

Focus: Do not learn new topics. Just practice and revise.

Time Allocation: 5-6 hours daily.



Day 25-26: General Knowledge

Focus: Focus on current affairs and revise important facts, science topics.

Time Allocation: 3-4 hours daily.


Day 27-28: Full-Length Mock Test & Analysis

Focus: Take 2-3 full-length mock tests, assess performance, and analyze mistakes.

Time Allocation: 4-5 hours per day.


Day 29-30: Final Revision & Relax

Focus: Focus on weak areas based on previous tests. Avoid new topics.

Time Allocation: 3-4 hours daily.

Note: On the last day, focus on revising formulas, quick facts, and relax your mind.



Important Tips:


Time Management: Dedicate 5-6 hours daily for study.

Mock Tests: Take regular mock tests and analyze your mistakes.

Current Affairs: Stay updated with recent events, as they carry weight in the General Knowledge section.

Revision: Constant revision is crucial for retaining information.

Health: Ensure you maintain good health by eating well, exercising, and getting enough sleep.



Following this 30-day plan, you can cover all necessary topics and boost your chances for success in the SSC GD exam!



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