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The best way to tackle a difficult topic is to practice its ‘frequently asked questions’ in previous GATE/IES exams. If studying at the last moment, then it is advisable not waste extra time on topics which he/she is  ies gate mechanicalunable to understand.

Outline a 12-week study plan in terms of weekly targets, checklists, etc

Considering there is not much time left now, the last two weeks should be kept for revision.  Students must aim to complete their syllabus by January 15, 2017. Broadly, civil engineering can be classified in to 13 topics (including Mathematics and General Aptitude). Accordingly, one topic must be completed in four days, which includes topic-wise tests as well. The most helpful tip is to make short notes of each topic in five pages for the last two weeks’ revision. About the checklist, on a daily basis, a student should check that whatever he/she is studying is important from the exam’s point of view (considering previous year papers). 

Some tips which will help students with their basics

Theory should be read in conjunction with the MCQ’s (Multiple Choice Questions) to enable a student to develop the understanding of the topic. Objective problems reinforce the basics.

Can you recommend some good books or study material? 

At this stage, books should not be referred to for detailed study of each topic. Instead, a handbook of civil engineering will be helpful for students.   https://www.toppersnotes.com/product-category/ies-gate/iesgate-mechanical/