Telangana Police Constable study plan
Telangana Police Constable · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 6 hours per week
Preliminary Written Test (PWT)
Map the PWT syllabus into a one-page checklist covering Arithmetic, Reasoning, General Studies and Telangana-specific current affairs, and mark each topic as known, weak or unknown
Solve 60 arithmetic problems (percentages, ratios, averages, time-work) untimed and log every wrong answer with the exact error type
Set up a single error notebook with dated sections for arithmetic, reasoning and general studies, and enter the first week's mistakes
Take one 50-question diagnostic PWT mock under exam timing and record the section-wise score as a baseline
Your checkpoint
A dated syllabus checklist plus a scored diagnostic mock sheet showing baseline marks per section.
Preliminary Written Test (PWT) & Physical Measurement Test (PMT) & Physical Efficiency Test (PET)
Complete 120 arithmetic questions across percentages, profit-loss, simple interest and time-speed-distance with 70% accuracy
Drill 80 reasoning items (series, coding-decoding, blood relations, direction sense) and write the shortcut rule for each type in the error notebook
Run the first timed 1600 m trial run and record time, plus baseline counts for sit-ups and long jump
Fix a weekly training schedule of four running days and two strength days around work shifts
Your checkpoint
A physical baseline card with 1600 m time, sit-up count and long jump distance, plus a completed arithmetic accuracy log.
Preliminary Written Test (PWT) & Physical Measurement Test (PMT) & Physical Efficiency Test (PET)
Finish the arithmetic syllabus by covering mensuration, data interpretation and mixtures, solving 100 mixed questions
Memorise 100 high-frequency general studies facts (Indian polity articles, geography of Telangana, key dates) using spaced-repetition cards
Cut 1600 m time by at least 20 seconds against the week 2 baseline through interval training twice a week
Raise sit-ups to 30 continuous repetitions and practise the long jump approach run on a measured pit
Your checkpoint
A revised 1600 m time and sit-up count that meets or approaches the qualifying standard, recorded on the physical card.
Preliminary Written Test (PWT) & Physical Measurement Test (PMT) & Physical Efficiency Test (PET)
Take two full-length PWT mocks and review each for 90 minutes, correcting every error in the notebook
Raise PWT mock score by 15% over the week 1 diagnostic
Hold 1600 m at or under the qualifying time on two separate trials in the same week
Complete a full simulated PET circuit (run, sit-ups, long jump) in one session to test recovery between events
Your checkpoint
Two marked mock score sheets and a completed simulated PET circuit result logged in one document.
Final Written Examination (FWE)
Obtain or reconstruct the FWE syllabus structure and list every subject with its approximate weight
Build a 40-page condensed revision booklet for the FWE covering arithmetic formulae, reasoning shortcuts and general studies facts
Solve 150 FWE-style arithmetic and reasoning questions under a 90-second-per-question limit
Write 20 short-answer practice responses on Telangana history, culture and government schemes
Your checkpoint
A completed 40-page revision booklet with an index, plus a scored 150-question practice set.
Final Written Examination (FWE) & Preliminary Written Test (PWT)
Take two full-length FWE mocks and compare section-wise accuracy with the PWT mocks from week 4
Close the three weakest FWE sections by re-solving every missed question from the mocks without notes
Maintain physical readiness with two 1600 m runs and two strength sessions at qualifying pace
Reduce average time per arithmetic question to 60 seconds on a 50-question timed set
Your checkpoint
A weakness-closure report listing the three weakest sections, the re-solved questions and the improved accuracy percentage.
Final Written Examination (FWE) & Physical Measurement Test (PMT) & Physical Efficiency Test (PET)
Complete four full-length FWE mocks across the week and review each within 24 hours
Reach the target FWE cut-off score on at least two of the four mocks
Run a full PET simulation twice, aiming to beat the week 4 circuit time
Revise the 40-page booklet end to end twice, marking any fact still uncertain for final review
Your checkpoint
A mock score trend chart showing at least two mocks at or above the target cut-off, plus two PET simulation timings.
Preliminary Written Test (PWT) & Physical Measurement Test (PMT) & Physical Efficiency Test (PET) & Final Written Examination (FWE)
Revise only the error notebook and the 40-page booklet, with no new topics introduced
Take two final light mocks (one PWT, one FWE) at the start of the week and stop mock testing after day four
Taper physical training to two easy runs and one strength session, keeping the 1600 m pace feel without fatigue
Prepare documents, admit card, running shoes and PET kit, and confirm exam and PET venue logistics
Your checkpoint
A final one-page readiness sheet listing last mock scores, PET timings, packed kit checklist and confirmed venue details.
Milestones
Week 2: Physical baseline recorded: 1600 m time, sit-up count and long jump distance all written down with a training schedule in place.
Week 4: PWT mock score improved by at least 15% over the week 1 diagnostic, and 1600 m completed at or under the qualifying time on two trials.
Week 6: FWE revision booklet finished and at least two full-length FWE mocks taken with section-wise accuracy compared against PWT mocks.
Week 8: At least two FWE mocks at or above the target cut-off, PET simulations completed twice, and the final readiness sheet signed off.