30-Day Study Plan for Any Govt Job Test
Updated 17 Oct 2026
A simple daily timetable to cover all general subjects in one month, with revision and mock tests built in.
Use this plan if your test is about a month away. It needs about 2 hours a day.
Daily routine (2 hours)
- 20 minutes: today's subject, read MCQs with answers
- 40 minutes: practise questions on the same subject
- 20 minutes: English (vocabulary or grammar)
- 20 minutes: Maths practice
- 10 minutes: Daily Quiz
- 10 minutes: revise questions you saved yesterday
Subject calendar
| Week | Day 1 | Day 2 | Day 3 | Day 4 | Day 5 | Day 6 | Day 7 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Pak Studies | Islamiat | GK | Everyday Science | Computer | Urdu | Mock test |
| 2 | Pak Studies | Islamiat | GK | Everyday Science | Computer | Current Affairs | Mock test |
| 3 | Weakest subject | 2nd weakest | 3rd weakest | Current Affairs | Mixed test | Mixed test | Mock test |
| 4 | Mock test | Revision | Mock test | Revision | Mock test | Light revision | Rest |
How to review a mock test
After every mock test, look at each wrong answer and ask:
- Did I not know the fact? Save it and revise it.
- Did I misread the question? Slow down next time.
- Did I run out of time? Practise more timed tests.
Use My Progress to see which subjects need more work.
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