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MP Jail Prahari study plan

MP Jail Prahari · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 7 hours per week

Week 1

General Knowledge and Current Affairs & Madhya Pradesh General Knowledge and Culture

  • Build a one-page timeline of major Indian national events from 1857 to the present, noting the date and one-line significance of each entry

  • List the 55 districts of Madhya Pradesh with their headquarters and division, writing them out by hand once

  • Compile a weekly current-affairs routine: one newspaper skim plus one monthly digest revision, recorded in a dated notebook

  • Identify the 8 to 10 static GK areas that recur most in state-level exams and rank them by your own weakness

  • Solve 30 mixed static GK questions under a 15-minute timer and log every wrong answer with the correct fact

Your checkpoint

A dated GK notebook containing the national timeline, the full MP district list, and an error log of at least 30 solved questions

Week 2

General Knowledge and Current Affairs & Madhya Pradesh General Knowledge and Culture

  • Memorise the key articles of the Constitution (12, 14, 19, 21, 32, 44, 51A, 72, 76, 110, 123, 143, 148, 280, 324, 356, 368) and state each in one line

  • Map Madhya Pradesh's geography: rivers, major dams, national parks, sanctuaries, and mineral belts, marking each on a blank outline map

  • Prepare short profiles of at least 15 prominent Madhya Pradesh personalities across politics, arts, sport, and literature

  • Revise the previous week's error log and re-attempt every missed question without notes

  • Take one 25-question mock on GK plus MP GK and record the score with a written reason for each error

Your checkpoint

A completed blank outline map of Madhya Pradesh with at least 20 labelled features and a 25-question mock scorecard

Week 3

General Science & Mathematics / Quantitative Aptitude

  • Write formula cards for physics fundamentals: motion equations, work-energy-power, Ohm's law, and simple machines, each with one worked example

  • Summarise human body systems and basic nutrition in a two-page note covering digestion, circulation, respiration, and vitamins

  • Drill percentage, ratio, and average problems daily, solving 15 per session with a target of 80 percent accuracy

  • Learn shortcut methods for time-work and speed-distance problems and apply them to 20 questions

  • Classify every science and maths error from practice into concept gaps versus calculation slips

Your checkpoint

A formula-and-shortcut card set plus a 40-question science and maths practice sheet scored above 70 percent

Week 4

Mathematics / Quantitative Aptitude & Reasoning and Mental Ability

  • Master profit-loss, simple and compound interest, and partnership problems, solving 20 questions of each type

  • Practise series completion, coding-decoding, and blood-relation puzzles in timed sets of 10 questions

  • Learn the standard approach to syllogism and seating arrangement questions and complete 15 of each

  • Build a mental-maths habit of 10 minutes daily on tables, squares to 30, and cubes to 15

  • Review all errors from weeks 1 to 4 and rewrite the corrected facts in a single revision sheet

Your checkpoint

A timed 50-question maths-and-reasoning test completed with a score of at least 65 percent and a consolidated revision sheet

Week 5

Mathematics / Quantitative Aptitude & Reasoning and Mental Ability

  • Solve mensuration and geometry problems covering area, volume, and Pythagoras applications, 25 questions total

  • Practise non-verbal reasoning: mirror images, paper folding, embedded figures, and figure series, 40 items

  • Work through data interpretation sets with tables and bar graphs, completing 5 full sets

  • Attempt number-series and analogy questions under a strict 30-second-per-question limit

  • Note every question type where accuracy stays below 60 percent and schedule a re-drill

Your checkpoint

A weakness report listing low-accuracy question types with a re-drill plan, backed by 100 solved questions

Week 6

Hindi Language & English Language

  • Revise Hindi grammar rules for संधि, समास, उपसर्ग, प्रत्यय, and कारक, writing one example of each

  • Practise Hindi comprehension by reading two passages daily and answering objective questions on them

  • Learn 50 commonly confused Hindi word pairs and use each in a sentence

  • Revise English grammar essentials: tenses, articles, prepositions, and subject-verb agreement, with 20 practice sentences per topic

  • Build a vocabulary list of 100 words with meanings, synonyms, and one usage sentence each

Your checkpoint

A bilingual error notebook containing the Hindi grammar examples, 50 word pairs, and 100 English vocabulary entries

Week 7

Hindi Language & English Language & General Knowledge and Current Affairs

  • Complete 10 Hindi cloze and error-spotting sets and 10 English equivalents under timed conditions

  • Revise the entire current-affairs log from weeks 1 to 6 and update it with the latest month

  • Re-attempt the weakest GK and MP GK topics identified in earlier error logs

  • Practise Hindi and English translation of 20 administrative-style sentences relevant to police service

  • Take two sectional tests, one language and one GK, and compare scores with week 2

Your checkpoint

Two sectional test scorecards showing improvement over the week-2 baseline, with corrected answer sheets

Week 8

General Knowledge and Current Affairs & General Science & Mathematics / Quantitative Aptitude & Reasoning and Mental Ability & Hindi Language & English Language & Madhya Pradesh General Knowledge and Culture

  • Take three full-length mock tests on the complete syllabus and record section-wise timing and accuracy

  • Re-read every revision sheet and error log once, flagging anything still unclear

  • Redo all previously wrong questions until each is answered correctly twice

  • Finalise a one-page exam-day sheet with formulas, key dates, and high-frequency facts

  • Simulate exam conditions twice, including the exact reporting time and no-break sitting pattern

Your checkpoint

Three full-length mock scores with a final one-page exam-day revision sheet

Milestones

Week 2: Complete the MP outline map with at least 20 labelled features and score at least 60 percent on a 25-question GK plus MP GK mock

Week 4: Score at least 65 percent on the timed 50-question maths-and-reasoning test and submit the consolidated revision sheet

Week 6: Finish the bilingual error notebook with Hindi grammar examples, 50 word pairs, and 100 English vocabulary entries

Week 8: Achieve an average of at least 70 percent across three full-length mocks with every section attempted within time