MP Jail Prahari study plan
MP Jail Prahari · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 7 hours per week
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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