Telangana Police SI study plan
Telangana Police SI · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 8 hours per week
Preliminary Written Test (PWT)
Map the PWT syllabus into a written topic list covering Arithmetic, Reasoning, General Studies, and Telangana history and culture, then rank each topic by your own accuracy in a 30-question diagnostic set
Build a one-page formula sheet for percentages, ratios, averages, and time-speed-distance, and solve 40 arithmetic questions across those four areas
Establish a daily 20-minute current affairs routine anchored to one Telangana-focused news source, and log 25 dated events with a one-line summary each
Set up an error log with columns for question type, cause of error, and the fix you will apply next time
Your checkpoint
A dated diagnostic score report plus a completed formula sheet and an error log with at least 20 entries
Preliminary Written Test (PWT)
Drill 60 reasoning questions covering series, analogies, coding-decoding, and blood relations, and record accuracy per subtype
Read one consolidated note set on Telangana formation, the 1956 and 2014 milestones, and key state institutions, then write a 200-word summary from memory
Solve 30 data interpretation questions from tables and bar charts under a 25-minute timer
Revise the 25 current affairs entries from week 1 using spaced recall and add 25 more
Your checkpoint
A subtype accuracy table for reasoning and a from-memory Telangana statehood summary checked against your source notes
Preliminary Written Test (PWT) & Physical Measurement Test (PMT) & Physical Efficiency Test (PET)
Complete a full-length PWT mock under exam timing and score it section by section
Begin a structured fitness routine with three running sessions and two strength sessions per week, and record baseline timings for your target run distance
Learn the PMT standards that apply to your category, including height and chest measurement rules, and confirm your current measurements
Identify your two weakest PWT sections from the mock and schedule targeted revision blocks for them
Your checkpoint
A baseline fitness card listing run time, height, chest measurement, and the gap to each PMT and PET standard
Physical Measurement Test (PMT) & Physical Efficiency Test (PET) & Preliminary Written Test (PWT)
Run the target PET distance three times this week and improve your best time over week 3 by a measurable margin
Add interval training twice a week and long slow runs once a week to build endurance without overtraining
Drill the two weakest PWT sections with 50 focused questions each and update the error log
Practice the specific PET events such as long jump or shot put if applicable to your attempt, and record each trial
Your checkpoint
A four-week fitness progression chart showing run times and event trial results against the official standards
Physical Measurement Test (PMT) & Physical Efficiency Test (PET) & Final Written Examination (FWE)
Increase weekly running volume by roughly 10 percent while keeping at least one rest day between hard sessions
Complete two full PET simulations in sequence on the same day to rehearse event order and recovery
Read the FWE syllabus and mark which topics overlap with PWT material you have already covered
Draft a 300-word answer on a law-and-order or public-order topic using a clear introduction, body, and conclusion structure
Your checkpoint
Two timed full PET simulation scorecards plus one written long-form answer with a self-assessment against a structure checklist
Final Written Examination (FWE)
Study core FWE areas such as Indian polity, criminal law basics, and police procedures, and write 10 short notes of 100 words each
Solve 40 FWE-style objective questions and classify each error by cause
Practice two essay or descriptive answers under a 30-minute limit each
Maintain fitness with two maintenance runs and one strength session so PET gains are not lost
Your checkpoint
A set of 10 short notes and two timed descriptive answers with a marked error-cause tally
Final Written Examination (FWE) & Preliminary Written Test (PWT)
Take a full-length FWE mock and score it against the marking scheme, including descriptive sections
Revisit the PWT error log and re-solve every logged arithmetic and reasoning error until each is correct
Memorize 15 landmark judgments or legal provisions relevant to policing and explain each in two sentences
Run two maintenance sessions and one timed PET rehearsal to confirm standards are still met
Your checkpoint
A full FWE mock score report with a re-solved error log showing at least 90 percent of past errors now answered correctly
Final Written Examination (FWE) & Physical Measurement Test (PMT) & Physical Efficiency Test (PET) & Preliminary Written Test (PWT)
Complete two final full-length mocks, one PWT and one FWE, under strict timing and review each within 24 hours
Taper fitness work to light runs and mobility so you arrive at the PET fresh while confirming standards in one final trial
Revise the formula sheet, current affairs log, and short notes using active recall only
Prepare documents, admit card, and logistics for each stage and rehearse the PET event sequence mentally
Your checkpoint
A final readiness sheet listing mock scores for both written stages, confirmed PET trial results, and a completed document checklist
Milestones
Week 2: Diagnostic and reasoning accuracy tables show a named weakest subtype, and the from-memory Telangana summary matches your notes on at least 80 percent of key points
Week 4: Best target-distance run time has improved over the week 3 baseline, and height and chest measurements meet or are within a realistic margin of the PMT standards for your category
Week 6: Two full PET simulations are completed at or near qualifying standards, and the FWE short notes and descriptive answers are finished and self-assessed
Week 8: Final PWT and FWE mock scores are at or above your target cut-off margin, PET trial results meet the standards, and the document checklist is complete