Bihar Police Constable study plan
Bihar Police Constable · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 6 hours per week
General Knowledge and Current Affairs & Bihar-specific History, Geography, Polity and Culture
Build a one-page timeline of Bihar history from ancient Magadha through the 1912 separation of Bihar from Bengal, writing one line per event
List and memorize the 38 districts of Bihar with their divisional headquarters, testing yourself until you can name all nine divisions from memory
Set up a daily current-affairs habit: read one Hindi newspaper editorial and log five national and three Bihar-specific items per day in a notebook
Identify the top 10 recurring themes in Bihar GK (dynasties, Buddhist sites, rivers, festivals, folk art, agriculture) and write a short note on each
Your checkpoint
A handwritten Bihar GK booklet of at least 15 pages covering timeline, districts, and 10 theme notes, plus a current-affairs log with 7 days of entries
General Knowledge and Current Affairs & Bihar-specific History, Geography, Polity and Culture
Memorize Bihar's geography: major rivers (Ganga, Kosi, Gandak, Son, Bagmati), their origin and districts they pass through
Compile Bihar's polity facts: number of Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha seats, Assembly strength, first Chief Minister, and current Governor and CM
Learn Bihar's cultural markers: Chhath Puja, Madhubani painting, Manjusha art, Jat-Jatin dance, and Sikki work, with one distinguishing detail each
Revise the previous week's booklet and self-test on 50 Bihar-specific questions under timed conditions
Your checkpoint
A completed Bihar geography and polity mind-map plus a scored 50-question self-test with corrections written alongside wrong answers
General Knowledge and Current Affairs
Cover Indian polity basics: Constitution framing, fundamental rights, fundamental duties, and the three-tier Panchayati Raj structure
Cover Indian geography essentials: states and capitals, major rivers, mountain ranges, and monsoon patterns
Track current affairs for the full week, focusing on central government schemes announced in the last six months
Create a one-page summary of Indian national symbols, awards, and important days
Practice 100 mixed GK questions and categorize each error by sub-topic to find weak areas
Your checkpoint
An error-analysis sheet listing weak sub-topics with counts, plus a one-page national symbols and awards chart
General Knowledge and Current Affairs & General Science
Begin General Science by mastering basic physics: SI units, motion, force, work, energy, and simple machines
Learn human body systems relevant to the exam: digestive, circulatory, respiratory, and skeletal, with organ functions
Memorize 30 common chemical formulas and their everyday uses (salt, baking soda, lime water, plaster of Paris)
Continue daily current affairs, adding science-and-technology news items to the log
Take a full 50-question mock on GK plus science and record the score and time taken
Your checkpoint
A science fact sheet of 3 pages (units, body systems, chemical formulas) and a logged mock-test score with a written plan for the two weakest areas
General Science & Mathematics / Quantitative Aptitude
Complete biology basics: cell structure, plant and animal classification, vitamins and their deficiency diseases, and common diseases and their vectors
Drill arithmetic fundamentals: number system, HCF and LCM, simplification, and averages, solving 20 problems per day
Solve percentage, profit-and-loss, and simple and compound interest problems with a fixed step-by-step written method
Review all science notes from weeks 4 and 5 and self-quiz on 40 questions
Your checkpoint
A mathematics practice notebook with at least 150 solved problems and a science self-quiz score recorded
Mathematics / Quantitative Aptitude & Reasoning and Mental Ability
Master ratio and proportion, time-work, time-speed-distance, and mensuration of triangles, circles, and rectangles
Learn reasoning fundamentals: series completion (number and letter), analogy, coding-decoding, and blood relations
Practice direction sense, ranking and order, and syllogism with Venn-diagram methods
Take two timed 25-question sectional tests, one maths and one reasoning, and analyze errors
Your checkpoint
Two completed sectional test papers with full solutions and an error log identifying the three most frequent mistake types
Reasoning and Mental Ability & Hindi Language & English Language
Complete reasoning coverage: seating arrangement, puzzles, mirror and water images, paper folding, and calendar and clock problems
Revise Hindi grammar: संधि, समास, उपसर्ग, प्रत्यय, and तत्सम-तद्भव शब्द, with 20 examples each
Practice Hindi comprehension and मुहावरे-लोकोक्तियाँ by reading two passages and writing meanings for 30 idioms
Revise English grammar essentials: tenses, articles, prepositions, and subject-verb agreement, with 50 fill-in-the-blank items
Build a vocabulary list of 60 English words with Hindi meanings and use each in a sentence
Your checkpoint
A language workbook section with 30 solved idioms, 50 English fill-in-the-blank answers, and a 60-word bilingual vocabulary list
General Knowledge and Current Affairs & Mathematics / Quantitative Aptitude & Reasoning and Mental Ability
Take three full-length timed mock tests simulating exam conditions and record scores and section-wise timing
Re-revise the Bihar GK booklet, science fact sheet, and mathematics formula chart from weeks 1 to 6
Revisit every error logged across all weeks and re-solve those questions until correct without notes
Review current affairs of the past two months and update the log with any missed schemes or appointments
Finalize a one-page revision sheet of formulas, dates, and high-frequency facts for last-day review
Your checkpoint
Three scored full-length mocks with a comparison chart showing improvement, plus a single-page final revision sheet
Milestones
Week 2: Can name all nine divisions and 38 districts of Bihar, and score at least 60% on the 50-question Bihar GK self-test
Week 4: Score at least 55% on the combined GK and science mock, and recall 25 of 30 chemical formulas without notes
Week 6: Solve 20 arithmetic problems in 25 minutes with at least 70% accuracy, and complete a reasoning sectional test within the time limit
Week 8: Achieve a rising trend across three full-length mocks with the final mock at or above 65%, and confirm the final revision sheet is complete