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UP Police Head Constable (Ministerial) study plan

UP Police Head Constable (Ministerial) · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

General Knowledge and Current Affairs & General Hindi

  • Build a one-page static GK map of India (states, capitals, national parks, dance forms, classical languages) and recite it from memory twice

  • List 20 high-yield current-affairs categories (schemes, appointments, sports, awards, defence exercises) and log this week's news under each heading

  • Revise Hindi संधि and उपसर्ग-प्रत्यय rules by solving 30 practice items and marking every error with the rule name

  • Create a daily 15-minute newspaper routine with a fixed notebook page layout for facts and vocabulary

Your checkpoint

A dated 7-page current-affairs log plus a completed static GK map sheet, with a 20-item Hindi grammar error list

Week 2

General Knowledge and Current Affairs & General Hindi

  • Memorise Indian polity basics (Articles 1-395 landmarks, Fundamental Rights, Schedules) and self-test with 40 questions

  • Compile 25 Hindi मुहावरे and 25 लोकोक्तियाँ with one original example sentence each

  • Practice 30 Hindi वाक्य-शुद्धि items and rewrite each wrong sentence correctly

  • Summarise one month of national current affairs into 50 one-line facts

Your checkpoint

A 100-item mixed GK and Hindi mock (40 polity, 30 idioms, 30 sentence-correction) scored and analysed for weak areas

Week 3

General Hindi & General English

  • Drill Hindi समास and कारक for 45 minutes, classifying 40 examples by type

  • Complete 20 Hindi अनुवाद (English to Hindi and Hindi to English) sentences focused on administrative vocabulary

  • Revise English tenses and subject-verb agreement, then correct 40 error-spotting sentences

  • Learn 60 English words with Hindi meanings and use 20 of them in sentences

Your checkpoint

A bilingual vocabulary-and-grammar notebook section with 60 words, 20 translations, and 40 corrected sentences

Week 4

Numerical and Mental Ability (Mathematics) & Reasoning and Logical Ability

  • Solve 60 simplification and number-series problems under a 45-second-per-item timer

  • Master percentage, ratio, and average shortcuts and apply them to 40 word problems

  • Practice 40 reasoning items on analogy, coding-decoding, and blood relations, writing the rule used for each

  • Build a formula-and-shortcut card set for arithmetic and reasoning

Your checkpoint

A timed 50-question maths-plus-reasoning sectional test with score, accuracy rate, and a list of the five slowest question types

Week 5

Numerical and Mental Ability (Mathematics) & Reasoning and Logical Ability

  • Solve 40 problems on time-work, speed-distance, and profit-loss with step-by-step written solutions

  • Practice 30 non-verbal reasoning items (series, mirror images, paper folding) and note the pattern logic

  • Complete 30 DI and mensuration questions using approximation techniques

  • Review every wrong answer from weeks 4-5 and re-solve it without notes

Your checkpoint

An error log of at least 40 corrected problems, each with the correct method and the mistake type labelled

Week 6

Computer Knowledge and Typing Proficiency & General English

  • Type 10 passages of 300 words each in English and 10 in Hindi (Kruti Dev or Mangal), tracking words per minute and errors

  • Learn MS Word, Excel, and PowerPoint basics (menus, shortcuts, formulas) and write a 1-page shortcut cheat sheet

  • Study computer fundamentals (hardware, memory units, operating systems, internet terms) and answer 40 MCQs

  • Revise English comprehension and cloze tests with 4 timed passages

Your checkpoint

A typing log showing at least 10 sessions with WPM and error counts, plus a computer-fundamentals MCQ score

Week 7

General Knowledge and Current Affairs & Computer Knowledge and Typing Proficiency

  • Revise full static GK (history, geography, science, economy) through 100 rapid-fire flashcards

  • Consolidate two months of current affairs into 150 one-line facts and revise them twice

  • Complete 5 typing tests at exam speed and reduce errors below 3 per 300 words

  • Practice 30 questions on computer security, MS Office, and keyboard shortcuts

Your checkpoint

A 150-fact current-affairs digest and a typing certificate-style record of 5 timed tests with WPM and accuracy

Week 8

General Knowledge and Current Affairs & General Hindi & General English & Numerical and Mental Ability (Mathematics) & Reasoning and Logical Ability & Computer Knowledge and Typing Proficiency

  • Take 3 full-length mocks in exam conditions and score each section separately

  • Re-attack the top 20 weak areas flagged across all mocks

  • Revise all formula cards, grammar rule sheets, and current-affairs digests once

  • Simulate one typing-plus-objective day to practise time and energy management

Your checkpoint

A final mock-score sheet showing section-wise improvement from week 2 to week 8, with a one-page revision checklist

Milestones

Week 4: Score at least 55% in a 100-question mixed mock covering domains 1-5, with maths and reasoning accuracy above 50%

Week 6: Type 300 words in under 8 minutes with fewer than 5 errors in both English and Hindi, and score 60% or above on computer-fundamentals MCQs

Week 8: Score 65% or above overall in the final full-length mock, with no single domain below 50%