Rajasthan Police SI study plan

Build a one-page Rajasthan map-and-facts sheet covering the 33 districts, their divisions, major rivers, lakes, and four physiographic regions, and recite it from memory by week end.

Write a 40-item timeline of Indian constitutional development from Regulating Act 1773 through the Constituent Assembly debates, and mark the five dates you keep forgetting.

Read Parts I to IV of the Constitution and write a 300-word summary of Fundamental Rights versus Directive Principles in your own words.

Solve 30 Rajasthan-specific GK questions (art, fairs, folk deities, sanctuaries) and log every wrong answer in a single error notebook.

Set up a weekly tracker sheet with columns for domain, hours, accuracy percentage, and revision date.

Memorise the Rajasthan police-relevant constitutional articles (12-35, 36-51, 226, 311, 312) and explain each in one line without notes.

Draft a table of the current Governor, Chief Minister, Chief Justice, and DGP of Rajasthan, and verify each from an official source.

Summarise the structure of the Indian Penal Code (chapters and major offence heads) into a two-page skeleton you can expand later.

Complete 60 mixed current-affairs MCQs covering the last six months and classify each miss as static-gap or news-gap.

Recite the Preamble and the seven Fundamental Duties verbatim.

Work through IPC offences against the human body (Sections 299-377) and build a flowchart linking hurt, grievous hurt, and culpable homicide to murder.

Explain the difference between cognizable and non-cognizable offences using five concrete IPC examples.

Write out the First Schedule classification of offences against property (theft, extortion, robbery, dacoity, criminal breach of trust) with punishment ranges.

Revise the Rajasthan facts sheet from week 1 and add five new entries on state schemes and welfare boards.

Attempt 40 law MCQs under timed conditions and target 70 percent accuracy.

Map the Code of Criminal Procedure chapter by chapter: investigation, arrest, search, bail, trial, and appeal, with section numbers for each stage.

Explain the rights of an arrested person under CrPC and D.K. Basu guidelines in a 250-word note.

Practise 60 reasoning items (series, coding-decoding, blood relations, syllogism) and record the technique used for each correct answer.

List the duties of a police officer during investigation and the limits on custody, in a one-page revision card.

Review all law errors from weeks 1 to 3 and re-attempt only those questions.

Summarise the Indian Evidence Act by type of evidence (oral, documentary, circumstantial, expert, dying declaration) with the governing sections.

Explain the burden of proof and presumption rules in a 200-word note, citing at least four sections.

Drill 80 arithmetic problems on percentage, ratio, profit and loss, and simple and compound interest, timed at 40 seconds each.

Build a formula card for time-speed-distance, work, and mixtures, and test yourself on it twice.

Re-attempt the week-4 law errors and confirm each is now correct.

Solve 60 data-interpretation and mensuration problems (tables, bar graphs, area and volume) and note the shortcut used for each.

Complete 50 non-verbal reasoning items (figure series, mirror images, paper folding, embedded figures) with a 75 percent target.

Write a 30-item mixed maths mock and analyse every error by cause: concept, calculation, or misreading.

Practise 40 statement-assumption, statement-conclusion, and decision-making items relevant to police reasoning papers.

Revise the formula card and reasoning notes from week 5 in a single 45-minute session.

Revise Hindi grammar rules for sandhi, samas, tatsam-tadbhav, and muhavare, and write 50 correct-usage sentences.

Complete 40 Hindi comprehension passages and 30 error-spotting items, and log recurring traps.

Drill English grammar on tense, subject-verb agreement, prepositions, and articles with 60 items, and write down the rule behind each correction.

Build a 60-word vocabulary list of English synonyms, antonyms, and one-word substitutions and test yourself orally.

Write one Hindi official letter and one English paragraph of 150 words each, then self-edit against a checklist.

Cover computer fundamentals: hardware, operating systems, MS Office basics, internet, email, and cybercrime awareness, and answer 50 MCQs at 80 percent.

Explain the Rajasthan Police Act, community policing initiatives, and public-order duties in a two-page note.

Summarise social-awareness themes: women and child safety, cyber safety, road safety, and anti-corruption helplines, with the relevant helpline numbers.

Take two full-length mixed mocks under exam timing and review every error against your notebook.

Consolidate all eight weeks of notes into a single final revision pack of no more than 20 pages.