MPSC State Services Prelims Exam
Fast-Track Study Plan (4th April to 8th May 2010)
This study plan is for ONLY those candidates who could not start the preparation earlier due to their other academic exams, etc.
Since some aspiring candidates could not start their preparations due to their busy schedule and/or other academic exams; they now have 35 days left for the preparation of MPSC State Services Prelims Exam which is on 9th May 2010. This study plan is divided as Main Study Plan and Revision.
You must spend minimum 8 to 10 hours everyday. If you can study 12-16 hours everyday then you can easily cover each and every detail of the subjects.
My recommendation is between 10 hours minimum to 16 hours maximum, everyday.
I have allotted number of days to each subject according to its importance in the examination. You should plan your study accordingly.
Main Study Plan – 4th Apr to 30th Apr 2010 (27 Days)
SUBJECT/TOPICS DAYS TO BE ALLOTTED FOR PREPARATION
Vidhnyan and Abhiyantriki (Science and Technology) : 05 Days
Vaanijya and Arthvyavastha (Commerce and Economics) : 05 Days
Bhugol (Geography) : 03 Days
Krushi (Agriculture) : 03 Days
Bhartiya Rajyapaddhati (Indian Polity) : 03 Days
Buddhimapan (Mental Ability) : 02 Days
Itihaas (Modern History) : 02 Days
Samaj Sudharak (Social Reformers) : 02 Days
Gram Prashasan (Village Administration) : 02 Days
Jagtik Ghadamodi (National and International) : 02 Hours everyday from 4th Apr to 30th April
NOTE: Since Chaalu Ghadamodi is a vast topic and there is a lot to be read, you should spend about 2 hours everyday to cover this huge topic.
Fast-Track Study Plan (4th April to 8th May 2010)
This study plan is for ONLY those candidates who could not start the preparation earlier due to their other academic exams, etc.
Since some aspiring candidates could not start their preparations due to their busy schedule and/or other academic exams; they now have 35 days left for the preparation of MPSC State Services Prelims Exam which is on 9th May 2010. This study plan is divided as Main Study Plan and Revision.
You must spend minimum 8 to 10 hours everyday. If you can study 12-16 hours everyday then you can easily cover each and every detail of the subjects.
My recommendation is between 10 hours minimum to 16 hours maximum, everyday.
I have allotted number of days to each subject according to its importance in the examination. You should plan your study accordingly.
Main Study Plan – 4th Apr to 30th Apr 2010 (27 Days)
SUBJECT/TOPICS DAYS TO BE ALLOTTED FOR PREPARATION
Vidhnyan and Abhiyantriki (Science and Technology) : 05 Days
Vaanijya and Arthvyavastha (Commerce and Economics) : 05 Days
Bhugol (Geography) : 03 Days
Krushi (Agriculture) : 03 Days
Bhartiya Rajyapaddhati (Indian Polity) : 03 Days
Buddhimapan (Mental Ability) : 02 Days
Itihaas (Modern History) : 02 Days
Samaj Sudharak (Social Reformers) : 02 Days
Gram Prashasan (Village Administration) : 02 Days
Jagtik Ghadamodi (National and International) : 02 Hours everyday from 4th Apr to 30th April
NOTE: Since Chaalu Ghadamodi is a vast topic and there is a lot to be read, you should spend about 2 hours everyday to cover this huge topic.
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