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Delhi Police Constable study plan

Delhi Police Constable · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

Numerical Ability & Reasoning

  • Solve 120 numerical-ability questions covering percentage, ratio-proportion and average, and log every wrong answer with its error type

  • Memorise tables up to 20, squares up to 30 and cubes up to 15 by writing them out daily from memory

  • Practise 60 reasoning questions on series (number and letter) and coding-decoding under a 45-second-per-question timer

  • Set up one error notebook with separate sections for the five domains and record the first week's entries

Your checkpoint

A dated error notebook with at least 150 logged questions tagged by domain and error type, plus a self-scored 30-question mixed numerical set with score written on top

Week 2

Numerical Ability & General Awareness

  • Solve 100 numerical questions on time-work, speed-distance-time and simple/compound interest using formula cards you write yourself

  • Drill 80 simplification and number-system questions to build speed on the arithmetic the paper leans on

  • Build a one-page static-GK sheet covering Indian polity basics (Constitution, fundamental rights, Parliament, President) and revise it aloud twice

  • Answer 50 general-awareness questions on polity and history and mark every guess so weak areas are visible

Your checkpoint

A handwritten formula card set (at least 25 formulas) plus a scored 50-question polity/history quiz with guessed items highlighted

Week 3

General Awareness & Reasoning

  • Compile and recite a static-GK sheet on geography (rivers, states and capitals, national parks) and Indian economy basics

  • Solve 100 reasoning questions on blood relations, direction sense and ordering/ranking with diagrams drawn for each

  • Read current affairs daily for 20 minutes and write 5 one-line notes per day into a dated log

  • Take a 25-question GK mock and convert every wrong fact into a flashcard

Your checkpoint

A 30-day current-affairs log with at least 100 one-line entries and a 25-question GK mock scored and corrected

Week 4

Numerical Ability & Reasoning

  • Complete 3 full-length numerical-ability sectional tests of 25 questions each in 25 minutes and record accuracy and time

  • Solve 80 reasoning questions on syllogism, seating arrangement and puzzles using a fixed step-by-step method

  • Re-solve every question missed in weeks 1-3 without looking at the earlier solution

  • Reduce per-question time on simplification to under 40 seconds across a 50-question sprint

Your checkpoint

A sectional-test scorecard showing three numerical scores with accuracy percentage and average time per question, plus proof that at least 80 percent of previously missed questions were re-solved correctly

Week 5

Computer Fundamentals & General Awareness

  • Cover computer fundamentals end to end: hardware vs software, input/output devices, memory units and types, and number-system conversions

  • Practise MS Word, Excel and PowerPoint shortcuts and basic operations until you can list 40 shortcuts from memory

  • Learn networking and internet basics (IP address, URL, browser, email fields, search engines) and answer 60 MCQs on them

  • Revise the static-GK sheets from weeks 2-3 and add 50 new current-affairs notes

Your checkpoint

A self-made 40-shortcut cheat sheet plus a scored 60-question computer-fundamentals test with every wrong answer corrected in writing

Week 6

Hindi Language & Computer Fundamentals

  • Revise Hindi grammar rules for संधि, समास, उपसर्ग-प्रत्यय and तत्सम-तद्भव, writing two examples of your own for each rule

  • Practise 80 Hindi questions on मुहावरे, लोकोक्तियाँ, पर्यायवाची and विलोम and record unfamiliar words in a personal vocabulary list

  • Solve 40 Hindi comprehension and error-spotting (वाक्य शुद्धि) questions and note recurring traps

  • Complete 60 more computer MCQs focused on security, malware, and common file extensions

Your checkpoint

A personal Hindi vocabulary list of at least 100 idioms and word pairs, plus a scored 40-question Hindi grammar test

Week 7

General Awareness & Reasoning & Numerical Ability

  • Take 2 full-length mixed mocks simulating exam timing and section order, and score each strictly

  • Analyse both mocks question by question and classify every error as knowledge gap, silly mistake or time pressure

  • Re-drill the two weakest topics identified in the mock analysis with 50 targeted questions each

  • Revise all static-GK sheets and the current-affairs log in three spaced passes

Your checkpoint

A written mock-analysis report for both tests listing error counts by category and the two weakest topics with the drill questions attached

Week 8

General Awareness & Reasoning & Numerical Ability & Computer Fundamentals & Hindi Language

  • Take 3 full-length mocks in the final ten days and keep each score within a rising band

  • Revise only your own notes, formula cards, error notebook and vocabulary list, with no new material

  • Rehearse exam-day logistics: reporting time, documents, and a fixed section-order strategy

  • Re-solve the 50 most-missed questions across all eight weeks one final time

Your checkpoint

A final revision checklist signed off with the last three mock scores, the 50-question re-solve accuracy, and a one-page exam-day plan

Milestones

Week 2: Score at least 60 percent on a 25-question numerical-ability set and have 25 formulas written on your own cards

Week 4: Numerical sectional accuracy at or above 65 percent with average time per question under 60 seconds, and at least 80 percent of week 1-3 errors re-solved correctly

Week 6: Computer-fundamentals and Hindi practice tests each scored at or above 60 percent, with the 40-shortcut sheet and 100-item vocabulary list complete

Week 8: Final three full mocks all at or above 65 percent overall with no single domain below 50 percent, and the 50-question re-solve at 80 percent or better