MP Police Constable study plan

Build a one-page timeline of Madhya Pradesh history from pre-colonial dynasties (Gond, Paramara, Chandela, Holkar, Scindia) to 1956 statehood, marking at least 15 dated events.

Map all 55 districts onto a blank outline of Madhya Pradesh and label major rivers (Narmada, Tapti, Chambal, Betwa, Son), hill ranges (Vindhya, Satpura, Aravalli spur) and key national parks.

Set up a daily current-affairs habit: record 5 national and 5 MP-specific news items per day in a notebook with date and one-line summary.

Identify Madhya Pradesh's major tribes (Bharia, Baiga, Gond, Korku, Sahariya) and note one festival, art form or craft associated with each.

List Madhya Pradesh's UNESCO-recognised heritage sites (Khajuraho, Sanchi, Bhimbetka) and write 4 factual points on each, including period, patron and location.

Compile a table of MP's major dams and irrigation projects (Indira Sagar, Omkareshwar, Bargi, Gandhi Sagar, Bansagar) with river and district.

Cover MP polity essentials: number of Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha seats, assembly strength, and the formation date of the state.

Revise week-1 current affairs notes and add 25 new items, tagging each as state, national or international.

Summarise the Preamble, Fundamental Rights (Articles 12-35) and Fundamental Duties into a comparison table with one example per right.

Explain the three lists of the Seventh Schedule and classify 20 subjects correctly under Union, State or Concurrent.

Describe the roles of President, Governor, Chief Minister and the state legislature in the MP context, noting the current officeholders.

Solve 30 mixed polity MCQs and log every wrong answer with the correct fact beside it.

Memorise the constitutional amendment procedure and list 10 landmark amendments with what each changed.

Master percentage, ratio and average problems by solving 40 questions with a timer of 60 seconds each.

Learn shortcut methods for profit-and-loss and simple/compound interest, then apply them to 30 questions.

Complete one full-length mock test under exam conditions and record section-wise scores.

Practise time-and-work and time-speed-distance problems, solving 40 questions and writing the formula used for each.

Work through 30 reasoning questions on series, coding-decoding and blood relations, noting the pattern type.

Revise core science: units of measurement, laws of motion, human digestive and circulatory systems, and common deficiency diseases.

Create a one-page formula and units sheet covering all maths and physics quantities covered so far.

Cover chemistry basics: atomic structure, common elements and symbols, acids-bases-salts, and everyday compounds with their formulas.

Learn computer fundamentals: input/output devices, memory types and units, hardware versus software, and generations of computers.

Practise MS Word, Excel and PowerPoint basics plus internet terms (browser, URL, email, search engine) by writing definitions in your own words.

Attempt 25 science and 25 computer MCQs, then correct every mistake.

Revise Hindi grammar: संधि, समास, उपसर्ग-प्रत्यय, तत्सम-तद्भव, पर्यायवाची, विलोम and मुहावरे, writing 10 examples of each.

Practise Hindi comprehension and error-spotting by completing 20 questions and marking the grammar rule broken.

Revise English grammar essentials: tenses, articles, prepositions, subject-verb agreement and active-passive voice.

Solve 20 English vocabulary and comprehension questions and record new words with meanings.

Review official PET/PST standards for your category (running distance and time, long jump, shot put, height and chest measurements) and record your current performance against each.

Build a 7-day physical training schedule with daily running, strength work and one rest day, and complete at least 5 of the 7 sessions.

Take two full-length mock tests this week and compare section scores against the week-4 baseline.

Do a final revision of MP history, polity and current affairs notes, closing every open item in your error log.