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Karnataka Police Constable study plan

Karnataka Police Constable · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

General Knowledge and Current Affairs & Indian History and Karnataka History

  • Build a one-page map of Karnataka's 31 districts with headquarters, and mark which ones you can already name from memory.

  • Compile 60 current-affairs items from the last six months (state schemes, appointments, sports, awards) into a dated running list.

  • Read one standard Indian-history chapter on the Freedom Struggle (1857–1947) and write 20 one-line cause-and-effect notes.

  • Solve 30 general-knowledge questions from mixed sets and log every wrong answer with the correct fact beside it.

  • Set up a single revision notebook split into nine domain tabs so later weeks feed one place.

Your checkpoint

A dated 60-item current-affairs list plus a labelled district map of Karnataka, both reviewed once at week's end.

Week 2

General Knowledge and Current Affairs & Reasoning and Mental Ability

  • Extend the current-affairs list to 120 items and group them by theme (polity, economy, science, sports, awards).

  • Learn the core reasoning families - series, analogy, coding-decoding, blood relations - and solve 15 of each.

  • Practise 20 seating-arrangement and direction-sense puzzles under a 25-minute timer.

  • Note the exact reasoning trap that caused each error and write a one-line rule to avoid repeating it.

  • Recite Karnataka's state symbols, major festivals, and classical-art forms aloud until fluent.

Your checkpoint

A 40-question reasoning mock scored and fully corrected, with an error-rule sheet of at least 15 entries.

Week 3

General Knowledge and Current Affairs & Indian Polity and Constitution

  • Read the Preamble and a summary of the Constitution, then list Fundamental Rights, Fundamental Duties, and Directive Principles from memory.

  • Draw a table of the three organs of government - legislature, executive, judiciary - with their key articles and powers.

  • Add 40 current-affairs items tied to constitutional bodies, elections, and appointments to the running list.

  • Solve 40 polity questions and re-read the source note for every miss.

  • Explain the amendment process and emergency provisions in your own words in under 100 words each.

Your checkpoint

A hand-drawn one-page polity chart covering rights, duties, organs, and key articles, self-tested with 20 recall prompts.

Week 4

General Knowledge and Current Affairs & General Science

  • Cover general science basics - units and measurement, motion, light, electricity - and write 25 formula cards.

  • Summarise human body systems, nutrition, and common diseases in a labelled diagram set.

  • Learn plant and animal classification plus basic ecology terms and solve 30 science questions.

  • Refresh the current-affairs list to 200 items and mark the 30 most exam-likely for weekly re-reading.

  • Take a 50-question mixed mock across domains 1–4 and record the score by domain.

Your checkpoint

A 25-card formula and fact deck plus a scored 50-question mock with a domain-wise accuracy table.

Week 5

Quantitative Aptitude and Elementary Mathematics & Reasoning and Mental Ability

  • Master percentage, ratio, average, and profit-and-loss with 20 solved sums each, showing every step.

  • Practise time-speed-distance and time-and-work word problems, 15 of each, against a stopwatch.

  • Learn shortcut methods for simplification and number series and apply them to 30 questions.

  • Solve 25 mixed reasoning sets (syllogism, statement-conclusion, non-verbal) and log timing per set.

  • Build a personal formula sheet for arithmetic covering every method you actually used.

Your checkpoint

A timed 50-question aptitude-and-reasoning test with a section-wise time log and corrected answer sheet.

Week 6

Geography (India and Karnataka) & Indian Economy and Karnataka Economy

  • Map India's physiographic divisions, major rivers, climate zones, and soils onto a blank outline map.

  • Detail Karnataka's physiographic regions, rivers, rainfall pattern, and mineral and crop belts.

  • Learn core economy concepts - inflation, GDP, budget, taxation, banking, and the RBI's role - and write 30 definitions.

  • Summarise Karnataka's economy: agriculture, IT and industry hubs, irrigation projects, and major state schemes.

  • Solve 40 geography and economy questions and correct every miss against the source.

Your checkpoint

Two annotated maps (India and Karnataka) plus a 30-term economy glossary, self-quizzed to at least 80% recall.

Week 7

Indian History and Karnataka History & Kannada Language Comprehension

  • Revise Indian history in timeline form: ancient, medieval, and modern, with 10 anchor dates per era.

  • Cover Karnataka history in depth - Kadambas, Chalukyas, Rashtrakutas, Hoysalas, Vijayanagara, Bahmani, and Mysore Wodeyars.

  • List key social-reform movements, inscriptions, and temple architecture styles of Karnataka.

  • Read Kannada passages daily and practise comprehension, synonyms, opposites, and grammar (sandhi, samasa, vibhakti) with 20 items each.

  • Memorise 50 Kannada words and phrases that commonly appear in official and exam passages.

Your checkpoint

A Karnataka-history timeline poster and a 30-question Kannada comprehension and grammar set scored and corrected.

Week 8

General Knowledge and Current Affairs & Reasoning and Mental Ability & Quantitative Aptitude and Elementary Mathematics

  • Take two full-length mock tests under real timing and mark every answer sheet against the key.

  • Re-read only the error notebook and the 200-item current-affairs list, no new material.

  • Drill the three weakest sub-topics from the mock analysis with 20 targeted questions each.

  • Rehearse the exam-day routine: document checklist, reporting time, section order, and time budget per section.

  • Do a final rapid recall pass over all nine domain charts and formula sheets.

Your checkpoint

Two completed full-length mocks with a written improvement comparison between them and a final one-page revision sheet.

Milestones

Week 2: A 40-question reasoning mock completed within time, scored at 60% or better, with every error logged as a rule.

Week 4: A 50-question mixed mock across domains 1–4 scored at 55% or better, with a domain-wise accuracy table showing no domain below 40%.

Week 6: Both annotated maps and the economy glossary recalled at 80% or better in a self-quiz, and a 40-question geography-economy set scored at 60% or better.

Week 8: Second full-length mock scores higher than the first, and every domain's accuracy is at or above 50% with the error notebook fully re-read.