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Haryana Police Constable study plan

Haryana Police Constable · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

General Awareness and Reasoning & Mathematics / Quantitative Aptitude

  • Build a one-page formula sheet covering percentage, ratio-proportion, average, profit-loss and simple/compound interest, and solve 40 mixed arithmetic questions from it without notes.

  • Solve 30 reasoning items on series (number and alphabet), coding-decoding and analogy, writing the rule you used beside each answer.

  • Memorise the 25 most exam-frequent static-GK clusters (national symbols, capitals, currencies, important days) and self-quiz them twice.

  • Start a single error log where every wrong answer is recorded with the reason (concept gap, misread, or speed).

Your checkpoint

A dated error log with at least 60 logged questions and a completed formula sheet.

Week 2

Mathematics / Quantitative Aptitude & General Awareness and Reasoning

  • Work through time-work, pipes-cistern, time-speed-distance and trains, solving 50 questions with a timer of 45 seconds each.

  • Practise seating arrangement (linear and circular) and blood relations until you can complete 20 items in 25 minutes.

  • Revise the week-1 formula sheet and re-solve every arithmetic item you got wrong, marking which ones are now fixed.

  • Take a 30-question mixed quiz on domains 1 and 2 and score it strictly.

Your checkpoint

A timed 30-question quiz sheet scored above 70%, with corrections attached.

Week 3

General Science & General Awareness and Reasoning

  • Summarise NCERT-level physics basics (units, motion, force, work-energy, light, electricity) into 30 numbered facts you can recall cold.

  • Summarise chemistry basics (elements and symbols, acids-bases, common salts, metals) and biology basics (cell, human body systems, nutrition, diseases) into 40 numbered facts.

  • Solve 40 science MCQs and tag each to the fact list, adding any missing fact immediately.

  • Do 20 syllogism and statement-conclusion reasoning sets using Venn diagrams drawn by hand.

Your checkpoint

A 70-fact science recall sheet plus a 40-question science quiz scored and corrected.

Week 4

Mathematics / Quantitative Aptitude & General Science

  • Complete 60 data-interpretation questions (tables, bar and pie charts) with a hard cap of one minute per question.

  • Re-solve the full error log from weeks 1-3 and retire every item you can now answer correctly twice in a row.

  • Run a 60-minute mock covering domains 1, 2 and 3 under exam conditions with no pauses.

  • Review the mock question by question and classify each miss as knowledge, method, or time.

Your checkpoint

A full-length mock (domains 1-3) with a written section-wise score breakdown and a fix list of no more than 10 items.

Week 5

Haryana General Knowledge and Current Affairs & Computer Knowledge and Basics

  • Build a Haryana fact sheet covering districts, divisions, rivers, canals, soil types, crops, state symbols, and major historical and cultural landmarks.

  • Memorise Haryana-specific schemes, institutions and current appointments from the last 12 months using one verified source, and date-stamp each entry.

  • Cover computer fundamentals (hardware, software, input/output devices, memory units, shortcuts, basic internet and email terms) and answer 40 MCQs.

  • Practise 20 Haryana-history and polity questions and correct every wrong answer against the fact sheet.

Your checkpoint

A dated Haryana GK fact sheet of at least 80 entries plus a 40-question computer quiz scored above 70%.

Week 6

Hindi Language & English Language

  • Revise Hindi grammar rules for संधि, समास, उपसर्ग-प्रत्यय, तत्सम-तद्भव and मुहावरे-लोकोक्तियाँ, and apply each in 15 practice items.

  • Practise 20 Hindi error-spotting and sentence-correction questions, noting the rule violated each time.

  • Revise English grammar essentials (tense, subject-verb agreement, articles, prepositions, active-passive, direct-indirect) with 30 applied questions.

  • Build a 40-word vocabulary list each of synonyms, antonyms and one-word substitutions, and test yourself on them.

Your checkpoint

A bilingual grammar rule card plus a 40-question language quiz (20 Hindi, 20 English) scored and corrected.

Week 7

General Awareness and Reasoning & Mathematics / Quantitative Aptitude

  • Drill the weakest three reasoning types identified in your error log until you clear 20 items of each in 20 minutes.

  • Drill the weakest three arithmetic types the same way, targeting 90% accuracy.

  • Take two sectional tests of 25 questions each on domains 1 and 2, back to back, to build stamina.

  • Re-read the science and Haryana fact sheets once each for spaced revision.

Your checkpoint

Two sectional test scorecards showing improvement over the week-4 mock in domains 1 and 2.

Week 8

General Awareness and Reasoning & Mathematics / Quantitative Aptitude & Haryana General Knowledge and Current Affairs

  • Take three full-length mocks on alternate days, each covering all seven domains in exam proportions.

  • After each mock, spend equal time on review and rewrite the fix list, closing at least five items per cycle.

  • Do a final pass of the formula sheet, grammar card, science fact sheet and Haryana fact sheet on the two days before the exam.

  • Rehearse exam-day timing: fixed minutes per section and a rule for when to skip a question.

Your checkpoint

Three scored full mocks with a final one-page revision sheet and a written exam-day timing plan.

Milestones

Week 2: Score at least 65% on the timed 30-question domains 1-2 quiz and show a complete formula sheet.

Week 4: Score at least 60% on the full domains 1-3 mock, with no section below 50%, and have a fix list of 10 items or fewer.

Week 6: Score at least 70% on both the computer quiz and the bilingual language quiz, and have the Haryana fact sheet at 80+ dated entries.

Week 8: Average at least 65% across the three final full-length mocks with a rising trend, and finish every mock within the time limit.