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AYUSH PREPAGNIVEERVAYU • INTAKE 02/2027
SEPTEMBER 2026 • PREPARATION HQ

Prepare with evidence.
Execute with discipline.

A focused Agniveervayu Other-than-Science preparation dashboard built from the March 2026 papers and the September exam strategy.

22–23 Sep 2026 Exam45 min Duration50 Q Total+1 / −0.25 Marking
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Until 22 September 2026, 00:00 IST
01 • PAPER SNAPSHOT

The paper at a glance

Use this before deciding what to study.

Other-than-Science online test
English2015–17 min training target
Reasoning129–10 min training target
Mathematics1010–11 min training target
GA / Science / Computer86–7 min training target
KEY CONSTRAINT

54 seconds / question

This is the average, not a rule for every question. Easy marks should move fast; longer questions should be deferred.

Round 1 Easy → Round 2 Moderate → Round 3 Selected difficult
02 • EVIDENCE

What the March papers tell us

31 March 2026 • Shift 1 + Shift 2

ENGLISH
20 Q
RC + grammar/correction + vocabulary/sentence items.
REASONING
12 Q
Coding, series, figures, analogy, direction, ranking and arrangements.
MATHS
10 Q
Arithmetic, number system, simplification, ratio, percentage and geometry.
GA / SCI / COMP
8 Q
Current affairs mixed with static GK, science and computer basics.
MAIN CONCLUSIONThe two March shifts showed a stable practical blueprint. September preparation should therefore emphasise repeated question families, timed practice, current-affairs revision and analysis of mistakes rather than equal time on every topic.
03 • PRIORITIES

Where the marks are

Master the recurring core before expanding coverage.

01MUST MASTER

High-return core

  • English error detection/correction
  • Subject–verb agreement, tenses, articles
  • Coding-decoding & series
  • Figure reasoning / analogy
  • Simplification
  • Ratio / proportion / percentage
  • Current affairs
02HIGH PRIORITY

Reliable marks

  • Prepositions, voice, narration
  • Direction, ranking, seating
  • LCM/HCF, average, number system
  • Mixture, basic geometry & mensuration
  • Defence, sports, awards
  • Science & technology / ISRO / DRDO
03REVISE AFTER CORE

Coverage layer

  • Spelling, synonyms/antonyms
  • Rearrangement & word forms
  • Static GK
  • Basic computer and science
  • Less frequent / rotating types
04 • SUBJECT PLAYBOOK

Study in the right order

Turn the paper pattern into a sequence.

ENGLISHGrammar correction → core grammar → vocabulary → RC
REASONINGCoding / series → figure logic → direction / ranking → arrangements
MATHSSimplification → arithmetic → number system → geometry / mensuration
GA / SCI / COMPJan–Aug 2026 CA → defence/sports/awards → science/tech → static basics
05 • DETAILED MARCH PAPER ANALYSISCollapse / expand

English — High-Yield Preparation

Both shifts: 20 English questions. The repeated pattern strongly favours grammar and sentence correction alongside a small RC component.

  • Reading comprehension: 4 questions in each shift.
  • Error detection/correction: 4 questions in Shift 1; 5 in Shift 2.
  • Other recurring/rotating types included phrase substitution, articles, spelling, fillers, active voice, pronouns, synonyms, narration, noun form, rearrangement and antonyms.

Priority order

Error detection/correction → subject–verb agreement → tenses → articles → prepositions → pronouns → voice → narration → fillers → synonyms/antonyms → spelling → rearrangement → word forms → RC.

Reasoning — High-Yield Cluster

Both shifts: 12 reasoning questions. The useful preparation unit is the question family, not an oversized chapter list.

  • Coding-decoding
  • Number/letter series
  • Figure series and figure analogy
  • Odd figure
  • Mirror image
  • Seating arrangement
  • Position/ranking
  • Direction sense
  • Letter-cluster logic and analogy

Strategy

Build recognition speed. If the pattern is not visible quickly, mark it and move.

Maths — Score Through Selection

Both shifts: 10 maths questions. Prioritise fast, familiar arithmetic and number-system work.

  • Simplification
  • LCM/HCF and divisibility
  • Ratio/proportion
  • Average
  • Percentage and arithmetic
  • Mixture
  • Number system
  • Clock
  • Basic geometry and mensuration
  • Basic algebra / trigonometry

Strategy

Accuracy under time pressure matters more than attempting every lengthy calculation.

GA / Science / Computer — September Focus

The March papers mixed contemporary current affairs with static GK, science and computer basics.

  • Current affairs: prioritise January–August 2026.
  • Defence and military exercises
  • Sports and major tournaments
  • Awards and honours
  • Government schemes/policies
  • Science & technology, DRDO, ISRO, AI, semiconductors
  • Economy, RBI, Budget and Economic Survey
  • International organisations, summits and UN
  • Environment
  • Appointments, reports, indices and important events
  • Static history, geography, polity, basic science and computer
06 • PREPARATION PLAN

20-day attack plan

Move from drilling to full-test execution.

DAYS 1–5
BUILD
English, reasoning and maths drills. Daily current affairs + static revision. Maintain an error list.
DAYS 6–12
STABILISE
One 50-question / 45-minute test daily. Spend serious time analysing the test.
DAYS 13–18
SHARPEN
Full mock daily. Add a second test every second day only if analysis quality remains high.
DAYS 19–20
REVISE
No major new chapters. High-yield rules, formulas, current affairs and weak areas.
07 • EXECUTION

Daily command system

Do the work, time it, record it.

01 • DAILY MINIMUM

Question targets

English80 Q
Reasoning80 Q
Maths80 Q
GA / Sci / Comp80 Q
Timed test50 Q / 45 min
02 • IMPROVEMENT LOOP

Never just take a mock

ATTEMPT→ANALYSE→CLASSIFY→REVISE→REATTEMPT

Error categories: concept • calculation • silly mistake • misread • time pressure • guessing.

03 • SCORE DISCIPLINE

Measure what matters

Net score = Correct − (Wrong × 0.25)
Accuracy = Correct ÷ Attempted × 100

Find avoidable marks lost after every test. Repeated guessing is a strategy problem.

08 • EXAM DAY

One-page decision system

Keep this simple under pressure.

ROUND 120–22 min

Clear easy questions and build a safe score. Don't wrestle with one question.

ROUND 2~15 min

Return to moderate questions and controlled calculations.

ROUND 35–7 min

Selected difficult questions + final review. Avoid panic guessing.

Know it?Attempt.
Quick solve?Solve.
Long / uncertain?Move and return.
Blind guess?Usually leave.
AYUSH RULE: Accuracy first → speed second → attempts third.
09 • SCORE LADDER

Practice performance

Training targets only — not official cutoffs.

<35
REPAIR
Concepts + accuracy.
35–39
FIX EASY MARKS
Find avoidable losses.
40–42
COMPETITIVE
Stabilise under time.
43–45+
STRONG
Maintain accuracy and consistency.
10 • FINAL 7 DAYS

Finish without panic

Revision replaces expansion.

D−7 TO D−5
MOCKS
Full tests + deep analysis + weak-topic repair.
D−4 TO D−3
MIXED SETS
Timed sets + current-affairs revision.
D−2
REVISE
Rules, formulas, high-yield CA. Avoid major new chapters.
D−1
LIGHT DAY
Light revision, logistics and sleep. No mock marathon.
11 • WORKSPACE

Today’s execution

Tasks and timer are saved locally in the browser.

To-do list

Running study timer

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12 • DAILY RECORD

Save today's progress

Stored in the browser using IndexedDB with localStorage fallback.

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