AP Police Constable study plan
AP Police Constable · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 7 hours per week
General Knowledge and Current Affairs & Arithmetic and Numerical Ability
Build a 12-week current-affairs timeline covering the last 12 months of national, Andhra Pradesh state, and appointment/award/sports news, writing 5 bullet points per month
Solve 120 arithmetic questions on percentages and profit-and-loss, logging every wrong answer with the exact error type
Memorise the 1-to-20 multiplication tables, squares to 30, and cubes to 15, reciting them aloud daily
Read one English editorial daily and underline 10 unfamiliar words with their meanings
Your checkpoint
A dated current-affairs notebook with 60 monthly bullets plus a 120-question arithmetic error log sorted by error type
Arithmetic and Numerical Ability & General Knowledge and Current Affairs
Master ratio-and-proportion and average problems by solving 100 mixed questions under a 45-minute timer
Convert 30 current-affairs bullets into one-line question-and-answer flashcards and self-test twice
Practice 20 simplification and number-series questions using shortcut techniques
Review the week-1 error log and re-solve every missed question without notes
Your checkpoint
A timed 50-question arithmetic mock scored out of 50 with a written note on the two weakest sub-topics
Arithmetic and Numerical Ability & Reasoning and Mental Ability
Solve 80 time-and-work and time-and-distance problems, writing the formula used beside each answer
Complete 60 reasoning questions on analogies, odd-one-out, and coding-decoding
Learn and apply the standard shortcut formulas for trains, boats, and pipes-and-cisterns to 30 problems
Record any question that took over 90 seconds and analyse why
Your checkpoint
A one-page formula sheet for arithmetic plus a 40-question reasoning set solved with at least 80 percent accuracy
Arithmetic and Numerical Ability & Reasoning and Mental Ability
Solve 60 data-interpretation questions from tables, bar charts, and pie charts within time limits
Complete 50 questions on blood relations, direction sense, and ranking-and-order
Attempt a full 100-question arithmetic-and-reasoning sectional test under exam timing
Re-derive every formula on your sheet from memory and correct any gaps
Your checkpoint
A full-length sectional mock scored and reviewed, with a written list of the five question types to revise in weeks 5 to 8
Indian History and Polity & General Science
Build a dated timeline of Indian freedom-struggle events from 1857 to 1947, noting five key facts per major event
Summarise the structure of the Indian Constitution, fundamental rights, and duties in 10 pages of own-notes
Explain the three branches of government and key constitutional amendments in your own words
Write 30 one-line science facts covering human body systems and basic physics units
Your checkpoint
A 10-page polity summary plus a 30-item science fact sheet, both self-quizzed once
General Science & Indian Geography and Economy
Cover basic chemistry and biology: elements and symbols, acids and bases, plant and animal cell structure, and nutrition
Draw a labelled map of India marking major rivers, mountain ranges, and states
Summarise Indian agriculture, minerals, and industries with five facts each
Explain basic economic terms such as GDP, inflation, budget, and banking in one line each
Your checkpoint
A hand-drawn India map with 20 labelled features plus a 25-term economics glossary
English Language & Telugu Language
Complete 60 English questions on synonyms, antonyms, idioms, and spotting errors
Practice 20 English comprehension passages and 10 sentence-rearrangement sets
Revise Telugu grammar: sandhi, samasam, and alankaram with 20 worked examples each
Read one Telugu newspaper article daily and note 10 new words with usage
Your checkpoint
A 50-question English-and-Telugu combined test scored and reviewed, with a vocabulary list of 70 new words
General Knowledge and Current Affairs & Arithmetic and Numerical Ability & Reasoning and Mental Ability
Take three full-length 100-question mocks on consecutive days and score each strictly
Review every mock error and re-solve the questions within 24 hours
Revise the current-affairs notebook and arithmetic formula sheet twice
Practice 30 mixed reasoning questions daily to retain speed
Your checkpoint
A final mock-score sheet showing all three attempts with an improvement trend and a one-page revision checklist for exam week
Milestones
Week 2: Score at least 60 percent on a 50-question arithmetic test and recite tables, squares, and cubes without error
Week 4: Score at least 70 percent on a full arithmetic-and-reasoning sectional mock and complete the formula sheet from memory
Week 6: Label 20 features on a blank India map from memory and answer 20 of 25 science and polity recall questions correctly
Week 8: Score at least 75 percent on two of three full-length mocks and show a rising trend across attempts