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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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