If you are preparing for the Selection Test for Graduate Teachers (STGT) 2025 – Social Science, here is 90 90-day study plan to clear the exam in your first attempt.
Here, we present a topic-wise 90-day STGT study plan designed specifically for you. The plan is structured to ensure comprehensive coverage of the syllabus, regular revision, and answer-writing practice, aligned with the latest TRBT guidelines.
As someone with experience in competitive exams and syllabus analysis, I’ve prepared this roadmap to help you build strong conceptual clarity, effective time management, and exam-ready confidence.
Syllabus STGT
| Subject | Marks |
|---|---|
| History | 40 |
| Geography | 40 |
| Political Science | 35 |
| Economics | 35 |
90-Day Study Plan for STGT (Social Science)
Daily Study Split (5 Hours):
- 2 hrs → Major subject/topic of the day
- 1 hr → Secondary subject/topic
- 1 hr → MCQs/Previous year practice
- 1 hr → Quick revision & short notes
Phase 1: Foundation & Coverage (Day 1–60)
Focus: Complete the entire syllabus subject-wise, topic-wise.
Daily: 3 hrs new study + 1 hr quick revision + 1 hr MCQ/previous year practice.
Weeks 1–2 (Days 1–14) – History (Unit I & II)
- Sources of Early Indian History
- Buddhism & Jainism
- Political condition of India (6th century BC)
- Rise of Magadha & Asoka’s Dhamma
- Gupta Age (civilisation, education, art & architecture)
- Pallava Art & Architecture
- Delhi Sultanate: Iltutmish, Razia, Balban
- Sultanate Architecture, Literature
- Bhakti & Sufi Movements
Weeks 3–4 (Days 15–28) – History (Unit II & III)
- Mughal-Afghan contest, Sher Shah’s reforms
- Aurangzeb & Sikh, Maratha relations
- Mughal art, paintings, and architecture
- Expansion of British power
- Battle of Plassey & Buxar, Grant of Diwani
- Land Revenue Settlements (Permanent, Ryotwari, Mahalwari)
- Social Reform Movements (Raja Ram Mohan Roy, Vidyasagar, Vivekananda, Syed Ahmed)
- Partition of Bengal, Swadeshi Movement
- Indian National Movement (1920–47): Non-cooperation, Civil Disobedience, Quit India
Weeks 5–6 (Days 29–42) – Geography
- Earth & Planetary System
- Earth’s movements (Rotation, Revolution, Latitude/Longitude)
- Lithosphere (earthquakes, volcanicity, landforms)
- Atmosphere (composition, pressure, winds, precipitation)
- Hydrosphere (ocean currents, tides)
- Environmental Geography, Pollution, Disasters (flood, landslides)
- Minerals, Power resources (coal, petroleum, solar, wind, etc.)
- Agriculture types (rice, wheat, tea, rubber)
- Major industries (Iron & Steel, Cotton, Jute, Aluminium, Paper, Petrochemicals)
Weeks 7–8 (Days 43–56) – Political Science
- Democracy, Constitution, Electoral Politics
- Legislature, Executive, Judiciary
- Fundamental Rights of Indian Citizens
- Power Sharing, Federalism, Local Self-Government
- TTAADC: History, Composition, Functions
- Nationalism, Citizenship (Indian & Global)
- Liberty, Equality, Justice, Secularism
- Party System in India
Weeks 9–10 (Days 57–70) – Economics
- Introduction to Economics (capitalist, socialist, mixed)
- Micro & Macro economics
- People as Resource, Human Capital
- Consumer Behaviour, Demand, Elasticity
- Food Security in India
- Economic Development, Poverty, Employment issues
- Money & Credit, Govt. Budget
- Indian Economy sectors, Reforms, Globalisation
- WTO & impact on India
Phase 2: Revision & Practice (Day 61–90)
Focus: Strengthen memory, attempt mock tests, and practice previous year questions.
Daily: 2 hrs revision + 2 hrs test/practice + 1 hr weak areas.
Weeks 11–12 (Days 61–74) – First Revision Cycle
- Revise History & Geography together (alternate days).
- Solve previous year STGT papers & MCQs.
- Make short notes & mind maps.
- Weeks 13–14 (Days 75–88) – Second Revision Cycle
- Revise Political Science & Economics together.
- Attempt 2–3 full-length mock tests under timed conditions.
- Focus on writing crisp answers for theory-based topics.
Days 89–90 – Final Polishing
Revise key dates, thinkers, movements, definitions, and one-liners.
Practice quick recall of maps (India, Asia, Tripura industries, rivers, etc.).
Relax & focus on confidence before exam.
STGT 2025 Social Science Study Plan – FAQs
Ans– A minimum of 5 hours daily with proper topic-wise planning, revision, and practice is enough if you stay consistent for 90 days.
Ans: Yes, with a structured plan covering all four subjects (History, Geography, Political Science, and Economics), 90 days is sufficient to crack STGT in the first attempt.
Ans Divide the syllabus into phases: (1) Complete syllabus coverage (first 60 days), (2) Revision & mock tests (last 30 days). Maintain short notes for quick recall.
Ans Both carry equal weightage (40 marks each). However, balance your preparation across all subjects since Political Science and Economics also contribute significantly.
Ans: The syllabus is published by the Teachers’ Recruitment Board, Tripura (TRBT) in the official STGT notification. Candidates should always refer to the official PDF.
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