Potency of some modern insecticidal treatment schedules, viz T₁ (Spiromesifen + Spiromesifen), T₂ (Thiamethoxam + Thiamethoxam), T₃ (Thiacloprid + Thiacloprid), T₄ (Imidacloprid+ Imidacloprid ), T₅ (Cartap hydrochloride + Cartap hydrochloride), T₆ (Chlorpyriphos + Chlorpyriphos) and T₇ (control) were evaluated against Agrotis ipsilon (Hufner) and mole cricket, Gryllotalpa africana, P.de. Beau. in single potato variety, Kufri Jyoti during rabi season of two potato-growing years in 2015-2016 and 2016-2017 from November to February. Among the seven different treatment schedules foliar spray of thiamethoxam 25 WG @125 g a.i/ha after emergence+ second spray with thiamethoxam 25 WG @ 125 g a.i./ha after 15 days of first spray (T₂), followed by T₁ i.e. treatment with foliar spray of Spiromesifen 240 S.C. after emergence @ 96 g a.i./ha + second spray of Spiromesifen 240SC @ 96 g a.i./ha after 30 days of first spray, respectively, was found most effective in reducing the soil pest infestation and potato tuber damage caused by different soil pests. Cost benefit analysis revealed that T₂ was most effective and T₁ was at par with T₂.