Haryana Police SI study plan

Haryana Police SI · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

General Awareness and Current Affairs & Haryana General Knowledge (history, geography, culture, polity, economy)

Build a dated one-page timeline of the last 12 months of national and Haryana current affairs, sorting each event by theme (schemes, appointments, sports, awards).
Map Haryana's 22 districts and their headquarters on a blank outline, then label the major rivers (Ghaggar, Yamuna, Sahibi, Markanda) and the Aravalli and Shivalik belts.
Write 30 one-line factual notes on Haryana state symbols, formation day, and the 1966 reorganisation, and self-quiz them aloud without notes.
Skim one English editorial daily and log five new words per day with a self-written sentence for each.

A 40-item current-affairs flashcard set plus a hand-drawn Haryana district-and-river map scored at 80% or better on a self-test.

Week 2

Summarise ten central government schemes launched or expanded in the past year, each in two lines covering eligibility and benefit.
Compile Haryana-specific schemes and boards (welfare, agriculture, sports quota, Saksham Yuva type youth programmes) into a comparison table.
Trace Haryana's political history from PEPSU and Punjab days to statehood, listing five chief ministers and one landmark decision each.
Solve 25 mixed general-awareness questions under a 15-minute timer and log every wrong answer with the correct fact.

A two-column scheme table (central vs Haryana) with at least 20 rows, plus an error log showing 25 reviewed questions.

Week 3

Master syllogism and blood-relation puzzles by solving 20 of each and writing the rule you used beside every answer.
Drill percentage, ratio and average conversions until you can solve 30 questions in 25 minutes with 85% accuracy.
Build a personal formula sheet covering time-speed-distance, profit-loss, and simple-compound interest, then solve 10 questions per formula.
Practice seating arrangement and direction-sense sets, drawing the diagram for each instead of guessing.

A one-page handwritten formula and shortcut sheet plus a timed 50-question reasoning-plus-quant mock scored and analysed.

Week 4

Complete 15 data-interpretation sets (tables, bar and pie charts) with calculator-free arithmetic, targeting under 8 minutes per set.
Revise number series, coding-decoding, and analogy by solving 60 mixed items and tagging each with its pattern type.
Solve 20 mensuration and geometry questions covering area, volume, and the Pythagorean triplets used in police-exam papers.
Review every error from weeks 3 and 4 and re-solve each one cold without looking at the solution.

A full-length 100-question reasoning and quantitative mock completed in 90 minutes with a section-wise accuracy report.

Week 5

Complete 10 English cloze tests and 10 error-spotting sets, recording each grammar rule you missed.
Write 30 Hindi synonym-antonym pairs and 20 muhavare with their meanings and one usage sentence each.
Practice Hindi comprehension passages daily, summarising each in three of your own sentences.
Drill Haryana-specific Hindi vocabulary and administrative terms used in state police notices and circulars.

A bilingual vocabulary notebook of 150 entries plus two timed language mocks (one English, one Hindi) with scores recorded.

Week 6

Explain, in your own words, the hardware-software split, memory types, and the function of an operating system, then test yourself with 40 objective questions.
Practice MS Word, Excel, and PowerPoint tasks: mail merge, basic formulas, and slide transitions, and note the exact menu paths.
Outline the Indian Constitution's key features, fundamental rights, and the roles of the Supreme Court and High Court in plain language.
Summarise the structure and duties of a police station, FIR procedure, and the rights of an arrested person as a citizen would need to explain them.

A 60-question computer-awareness set plus a one-page Constitution-and-policing cheat sheet, both self-scored.

Week 7

Revise the full current-affairs timeline and Haryana notes, converting every fact you missed in weeks 1-2 into a new flashcard.
Connect constitutional provisions to policing practice by listing ten everyday police duties and the legal basis for each.
Solve 50 Haryana GK questions covering economy (agriculture, industry, SEZs) and culture (festivals, folk forms such as Saang and Phag dance).
Take one sectional mock per weak domain and review each within 24 hours.

A consolidated revision pack of not more than 10 pages covering current affairs, Haryana GK, and policing law, plus three sectional mock scorecards.

Week 8

Take three full-length mocks across all eight domains under strict timing and record section-wise accuracy.
Re-solve every question missed across all mocks, prioritising the two domains with the lowest accuracy.
Recite your current-affairs and Haryana flashcard decks daily until you clear 90% recall.
Finalise an exam-day strategy: question order, time per section, and a skip rule for long puzzles.

Three completed full-length mocks with an accuracy trend line showing improvement from mock one to mock three.

Week 2: Score at least 70% on a 50-question general-awareness and Haryana GK test drawn from your own notes.

Week 4: Finish a 100-question reasoning-plus-quant mock in 90 minutes with at least 65% accuracy and no unanswered questions.

Week 6: Pass a 60-question computer-awareness and Constitution-and-policing self-test at 70% or better.

Week 8: Reach 75% overall on the final full-length mock with every section above 60%.