Most aspirants preparing for postal exams are already working. A plan that assumes eight free hours a day is a plan that will be abandoned in week two.
Weeks 1–4 belong to fundamentals: arithmetic, reasoning basics and daily general awareness. Two hours on weekdays, four on weekends, is enough if it is consistent.
Weeks 5–8 shift to practice. Each topic closes with a timed test, and every wrong answer goes into an error notebook you revisit weekly — this single habit lifts scores more than any new resource.
Weeks 9–12 are revision and full-length mocks only. Sit the mock at the same time of day as the real exam so your concentration curve is trained for it.
Audio revision clips are the secret weapon for working aspirants: forty minutes of commute becomes forty minutes of recall practice.
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