BD Police SI Written study plan
BD Police SI Written · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 7 hours per week
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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