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Delhi Police HC AWO/TPO study plan

Delhi Police HC AWO/TPO · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 7 hours per week

Week 1

Reasoning and Logical Analysis & Numerical Ability / Quantitative Aptitude

  • Build a one-page formula sheet covering percentages, ratio-proportion, averages, profit-loss, simple and compound interest, then solve 40 mixed drill questions using only that sheet

  • Practice 30 series and analogy items (number series, letter series, odd-one-out) with a 45-second cap per item and log every wrong answer with its rule

  • Set up an error log with three columns (question type, mistake cause, corrective rule) and enter every miss from this week

  • Take a 25-question timed reasoning set (20 minutes) to establish a baseline accuracy percentage

Your checkpoint

Completed formula sheet plus error log containing at least 30 logged entries with cause tags

Week 2

Reasoning and Logical Analysis & Numerical Ability / Quantitative Aptitude

  • Solve 50 arithmetic word problems on time-work, speed-distance-time and trains, showing unit conversions explicitly in each solution

  • Work through 30 seating arrangement and ranking/order puzzles, drawing the arrangement for each rather than solving mentally

  • Drill 25 coding-decoding and blood-relation items and write the decoding rule in words after each item

  • Review the week-1 error log and re-solve every logged question cold, without looking at the earlier solution

Your checkpoint

Two timed sectional tests (25 questions each) scored and fully analysed, with re-solve notes for all week-1 errors

Week 3

General Awareness / General Knowledge (including current affairs and Delhi-specific awareness) & Trade-specific technical knowledge: Radio/Wireless communication, electronics, and tele-printer operation

  • Compile a dated one-page timeline of Delhi-specific facts: formation and reorganisation of the Union Territory, districts, key institutions and their locations, and major civic bodies

  • Summarise the structure and functions of Delhi Police (ranks, commissioner-led structure, districts and ranges) in your own 300-word note

  • Explain in writing the difference between amplitude modulation and frequency modulation, listing bandwidth, noise immunity and typical use cases

  • Draw and label the block diagram of a basic radio transmitter and receiver chain from memory, then verify against a standard textbook

  • Learn the Hindi/English expansions of 40 common electronics and communication abbreviations used in wireless work

Your checkpoint

A four-page technical-plus-Delhi fact digest (handwritten or typed) covering the timeline, police structure, AM/FM comparison, block diagrams and abbreviation list

Week 4

General Awareness / General Knowledge (including current affairs and Delhi-specific awareness) & Trade-specific technical knowledge: Radio/Wireless communication, electronics, and tele-printer operation

  • Memorise and self-test on Indian polity basics: Constitution sources, fundamental rights and duties, amendments, and the roles of President, Parliament and judiciary

  • Revise static geography and economy essentials (states and capitals, major rivers, national parks, basic budget and banking terms) via 100 rapid-fire recall questions

  • Describe antenna fundamentals in writing: gain, directivity, polarisation, propagation bands (HF/VHF/UHF) and why VHF/UHF suits police mobile communication

  • Explain the working of a tele-printer (teletypewriter) end to end: keyboard encoding, serial transmission, printing mechanism, and common faults such as paper feed and line errors

  • Complete 60 current-affairs items from the last six months, noting the source and date for each

Your checkpoint

A 40-question self-made mock on General Awareness plus trade basics, scored, with all wrong answers corrected in the error log

Week 5

English Language and Comprehension & Hindi Language and Comprehension

  • Complete 60 English grammar drills on subject-verb agreement, articles, prepositions and tenses, writing the governing rule beside each answer

  • Solve 40 error-spotting and sentence-improvement items and rewrite each corrected sentence in full

  • Build a 100-word vocabulary list of exam-frequent synonyms, antonyms and one-word substitutions with a sample sentence for each

  • Practise 30 Hindi grammar items on संधि, समास, उपसर्ग-प्रत्यय and मुहावरे, recording the rule or meaning for each

  • Write one 150-word English paragraph and one 150-word Hindi अनुच्छेद on an exam-style topic, then self-edit for spelling and agreement

Your checkpoint

A bilingual grammar and vocabulary notebook section with 100 English entries and 30 Hindi rule entries, plus both written paragraphs

Week 6

English Language and Comprehension & Hindi Language and Comprehension & Numerical Ability / Quantitative Aptitude

  • Read four unseen English passages under a 6-minute-per-passage limit and answer 20 comprehension questions, marking where in the passage each answer was found

  • Read three Hindi गद्यांश and answer 15 questions, practising elimination of options that are partially true

  • Complete 30 cloze-test and fill-in-the-blank items split evenly between English and Hindi

  • Revise the week-1 formula sheet and solve 30 data-interpretation questions on tables and bar graphs, checking arithmetic twice

  • Draft a 15-item mixed English-Hindi quiz for yourself and answer it the next day without notes

Your checkpoint

Timed comprehension log showing passage-wise time, score and location of evidence for every answer, plus the self-made bilingual quiz with score

Week 7

Reasoning and Logical Analysis & Numerical Ability / Quantitative Aptitude & Trade-specific technical knowledge: Radio/Wireless communication, electronics, and tele-printer operation

  • Solve 40 non-verbal and logical-deduction items (figure series, syllogisms, statement-conclusion) with reasoning written out for each

  • Complete 40 quantitative questions on mensuration, elementary algebra and number system under a 40-minute clock

  • Re-derive from memory the AM/FM comparison, antenna parameters and tele-printer fault list, then check against the week-3 and week-4 notes

  • Practise 25 trade questions on modulation, transmission lines, power supply and basic electronic components, logging gaps for review

  • Re-solve every unresolved error-log entry from weeks 1 to 6

Your checkpoint

A closed-book technical recall sheet reproduced from memory and graded against notes, plus a cleared error log with zero unresolved entries

Week 8

General Awareness / General Knowledge (including current affairs and Delhi-specific awareness) & Reasoning and Logical Analysis & Numerical Ability / Quantitative Aptitude & English Language and Comprehension & Hindi Language and Comprehension & Trade-specific technical knowledge: Radio/Wireless communication, electronics, and tele-printer operation

  • Take three full-length simulated tests on separate days under exam timing, with no breaks and no notes

  • Analyse each test by domain, computing accuracy per domain and ranking weak areas

  • Spend the two days after each test only on the two weakest domains, re-drilling 30 questions each

  • Revise the Delhi fact digest, formula sheet, bilingual grammar notebook and technical recall sheet once each in the final three days

  • Fix sleep and exam-day routine: confirm reporting time, documents and permitted items for the test centre

Your checkpoint

Three completed full-length mocks with a domain-wise accuracy table and a one-page final revision checklist

Milestones

Week 2: Reasoning and numerical sectional scores each cross 60 percent accuracy within the time limit, and the error log shows at least 50 entries with identified causes

Week 4: The 40-question General Awareness plus trade mock is scored above 50 percent, and the AM/FM, antenna and tele-printer notes can be reproduced from memory without prompts

Week 6: English and Hindi sectional accuracy each reach 60 percent, and comprehension passages are completed within 6 minutes each

Week 8: All three full-length mocks are completed under exam timing, with overall accuracy trending upward and no domain below 50 percent in the final mock