BD Police SI Written study materials
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BD Police SI Written study plan

BD Police SI Written · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 7 hours per week

Week 1

Bangla Language and Literature & Bangladesh Studies: History, Geography, and Liberation War

  • Map the Bangla grammar syllabus (sandhi, samas, karok, shabda-bhandar) onto a one-page checklist and mark your confidence level for each item

  • Read one Bangla literary period per sitting (ancient/medieval to modern) and write a 10-line summary naming two authors and one major work from each

  • Build a 40-item timeline of Bangladesh history from 1947 to 1971 with dates only, leaving detail columns blank for later weeks

  • Solve 30 Bangla grammar MCQs and log every wrong answer with the rule it tested

Your checkpoint

A dated one-page Bangla grammar checklist plus a 40-entry 1947-1971 timeline sheet with confidence ratings

Week 2

Bangladesh Studies: History, Geography, and Liberation War & Bangla Language and Literature

  • Narrate the Language Movement from the 1948 Karachi decision to 21 February 1952 and 1956 constitutional recognition, writing key dates from memory before checking notes

  • Explain the causes, phases, and outcomes of the 1966 Six-Point Movement and the 1969 Mass Uprising in structured outline form

  • Memorize 25 Bangla literary firsts and landmarks (first novel, first epic, major poets and their eras) using spaced flashcards

  • Complete 40 mixed Bangla literature and Liberation War MCQs under a 35-minute timer

Your checkpoint

Two one-page outlines on the Language Movement and 1966-69 movements, scored against your notes, with a timed 40-MCQ score recorded

Week 3

Bangladesh Studies: History, Geography, and Liberation War & General Knowledge and Current Affairs

  • Trace the 7 March 1970, 25 March 1971, and 26 March 1971 sequence, then outline the Mujibnagar formation and the eleven sector commands with commanders

  • Summarize the course of the Liberation War by sector and by phase, including the role of the Mukti Bahini and the Indian allied offensive

  • Describe the 16 December 1971 surrender and the instrument of surrender in your own words

  • Read current affairs from two Bangladeshi dailies for seven days and record 15 events with dates

Your checkpoint

A sector-by-sector Liberation War chart (eleven sectors, commanders, geography) plus a 15-item dated current-affairs log

Week 4

Bangladesh Studies: History, Geography, and Liberation War & General Knowledge and Current Affairs

  • Identify all districts and divisions on a blank outline map of Bangladesh and label major rivers, hills, and borders from memory

  • Explain monsoon, cyclone, and flood patterns and how they shape agriculture and settlement in Bangladesh

  • Summarize the Constitution's origins and the four fundamental principles, plus the main constitutional amendments and what each changed

  • Review your current-affairs log and convert 20 entries into question-answer pairs

Your checkpoint

A hand-drawn, fully labelled map of Bangladesh scoring at least 90 percent on districts and divisions, plus 20 current-affairs Q&A cards

Week 5

Constitution, Law, and Legal Procedure & English Language and Literature

  • Outline the structure of the Constitution: preamble, fundamental rights, directive principles, and the three organs of state, with article groupings you can recite

  • Distinguish the major penal and procedural statutes by purpose and scope, and state where each applies without quoting section numbers you have not verified

  • Drill English grammar rules (tense, voice, subject-verb agreement, prepositions, articles) with 50 error-correction items

  • Read one English literary text or excerpt per session and note theme, form, and period for each

Your checkpoint

A one-page constitutional structure map plus a 50-item English grammar error log with corrected sentences

Week 6

Police Administration, Investigation, and Law Enforcement & Constitution, Law, and Legal Procedure

  • Describe the rank structure and core functions of the Bangladesh Police and the role of a Sub-Inspector in thana administration

  • Sequence the stages of a criminal investigation from information received to charge sheet, naming the purpose of each stage

  • Explain arrest, search, seizure, and custody safeguards in plain language, flagging any point you cannot verify for review

  • Complete 40 mixed law and police-administration MCQs and analyse error patterns by subtopic

Your checkpoint

A one-page investigation flow diagram with stage purposes, plus a subtopic error analysis of the 40-question set

Week 7

General Mathematics and Mental Ability & Information Technology and Computer Skills

  • Solve 60 arithmetic problems (ratio, percentage, average, profit-loss, time-work, speed-distance) with a 60-second-per-item cap

  • Practice 30 reasoning items (series, coding-decoding, blood relations, direction sense) and record the technique used for each

  • Explain computer fundamentals, networking basics, cyber-security hygiene, and common cybercrime categories relevant to policing

  • Write two timed descriptive pieces (one Bangla essay, one English paragraph) in 25 minutes each

Your checkpoint

A timed 60-question math-and-reasoning set with score and per-topic accuracy, plus two marked descriptive pieces

Week 8

Descriptive Writing and Analytical Ability & General Knowledge and Current Affairs

  • Write three full-length timed essays across Bangla and English on current national issues, each with a clear thesis, evidence, and conclusion

  • Condense your current-affairs cards and history timelines into a single two-page revision sheet

  • Take two full-length mock tests under exam timing and review every error by domain

  • Rank your nine domains by mock accuracy and schedule final-week revision for the three weakest

Your checkpoint

Two completed full-length mock tests with domain-wise score tables and a final three-domain revision priority list

Milestones

Week 2: Recall the Language Movement and Six-Point chronology with all key dates correct from memory, and score at least 60 percent on the timed 40-MCQ Bangla and history set

Week 4: Label all divisions and at least 90 percent of districts on a blank map, and answer 18 of 20 current-affairs cards correctly

Week 6: Explain the investigation sequence and constitutional structure without notes, and reach 65 percent on the mixed law and police-administration set

Week 8: Score at least 65 percent overall on both full-length mocks with no domain below 50 percent, and submit all three timed essays