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UP Police Jail Warder study plan

UP Police Jail Warder · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 7 hours per week

Week 1

Numerical Ability / Elementary Mathematics & Mental Ability, Reasoning and Intelligence

  • Solve 60 elementary arithmetic questions (percentages, ratio-proportion, average, profit-loss) untimed, then log every wrong answer with the exact rule you missed

  • Drill 40 reasoning items on series completion (number and letter series) and coding-decoding, writing the pattern rule next to each solved item

  • Build a one-page formula sheet covering percentage, ratio, average, time-work and simple interest, and rewrite it from memory twice

  • Time yourself on one 25-question mixed set of Domain 4 plus Domain 5 and record your accuracy and minutes used

Your checkpoint

A handwritten error log of at least 40 numbered mistakes with the corrected rule beside each, plus your baseline score and time on the 25-question mixed set

Week 2

Numerical Ability / Elementary Mathematics & Mental Ability, Reasoning and Intelligence

  • Solve 50 questions each on time-work, speed-distance-time, and simple/compound interest, showing full working for every step

  • Practice 40 non-verbal items (figure series, mirror images, paper folding, embedded figures) by describing the transformation in words before picking an option

  • Complete 30 syllogism and blood-relation questions, drawing Venn or family-tree diagrams for each

  • Re-test the 25-question mixed set format under a 20-minute cap and compare accuracy against week 1

Your checkpoint

A timed 25-question mock of Domains 4 and 5 scored out of 25, with a written note of which two question types cost you the most time

Week 3

General Hindi & General Knowledge and Current Affairs

  • Complete 15 Hindi passages of error-spotting (अशुद्धि शोधन) and sentence correction, listing each corrected word with its rule

  • Memorise and self-test 60 Hindi synonyms, 60 antonyms and 40 idiomatic expressions (मुहावरे) using spaced recall on days 1, 3 and 6

  • Revise Hindi grammar units: संधि, समास, उपसर्ग-प्रत्यय, and वाक्य के अंग, writing one worked example of each type from memory

  • Read one Hindi editorial or essay daily and note five new words with their meanings and one usage sentence each

Your checkpoint

A vocabulary notebook containing 60 synonym-antonym pairs, 40 idioms with sentences, and 15 corrected passages, self-quizzed once at week end

Week 4

General Knowledge and Current Affairs & General Hindi

  • Cover Indian polity basics (Constitution sources, Fundamental Rights and Duties, Directive Principles, amendments) and produce a 30-point summary sheet from memory

  • Study Indian geography essentials: rivers, mountain ranges, states and capitals, and major crops, tested by a self-made 40-question recall quiz

  • Complete 10 Hindi comprehension (गद्यांश) passages under a 6-minute-per-passage limit

  • Track current affairs from one daily newspaper and one monthly digest, recording 50 dated events in a running log

Your checkpoint

A 50-item current affairs log with dates and sources, plus a self-scored 40-question geography and polity recall quiz result

Week 5

Law / Constitution, Policing and Jail Administration & General Knowledge and Current Affairs

  • Study the fundamental rights, fundamental duties, and key constitutional articles relevant to policing and personal liberty, writing a one-line note on each article you cover

  • Learn the structure and duties of police administration and jail administration at state level, summarising the chain of command and the role of the jail warder in a two-page note

  • Review basic criminal procedure concepts (arrest, custody, remand, rights of a detained person) and write a short comparison table of police custody versus judicial custody

  • Answer 40 objective questions on Domain 3 and log every wrong answer with the corrected fact

Your checkpoint

A two-page written summary of jail and police administration plus a 40-question Domain 3 practice set scored and corrected

Week 6

Law / Constitution, Policing and Jail Administration & Computer Knowledge and Basic Information Technology

  • Revise Domain 3 notes and complete 50 mixed objective questions, targeting at least 80 percent accuracy

  • Learn computer fundamentals: hardware versus software, input-output devices, memory units and their conversions, and operating system basics, self-tested with 30 questions

  • Practice basic IT tasks conceptually: file and folder operations, common shortcuts, email structure, and safe internet practices, writing a one-page cheat sheet

  • Attempt 25 questions on MS Word, Excel and PowerPoint basics and correct each error in writing

Your checkpoint

A one-page computer and IT cheat sheet plus a combined 75-question practice set on Domains 3 and 6 with recorded accuracy

Week 7

Physical Standard Test (PST) & Physical Efficiency Test (PET) & Mental Ability, Reasoning and Intelligence

  • Confirm the exact height, chest and weight standards for your category and measure yourself against them, recording the numbers

  • Set a 6-day physical routine covering running, endurance and strength, and log every session with distance, time and repetitions

  • Complete three timed 800-metre or 1600-metre runs and record each time to track improvement

  • Do 40 reasoning questions under exam timing to keep Domain 5 sharp while physical training ramps up

Your checkpoint

A 6-day physical training log with measured height, chest and weight, plus three timed run results showing your trend

Week 8

General Knowledge and Current Affairs & General Hindi & Law / Constitution, Policing and Jail Administration & Numerical Ability / Elementary Mathematics & Mental Ability, Reasoning and Intelligence & Computer Knowledge and Basic Information Technology

  • Take three full-length timed mock tests covering all written domains and score each one

  • Re-solve every question missed across the three mocks until you can explain the correct answer without notes

  • Revise your formula sheet, Hindi vocabulary notebook and Domain 3 summary in two short passes

  • Finalise a one-page exam-day sheet listing your weakest five topics and the fix for each

Your checkpoint

Three scored full-length mocks with a written comparison of scores and a one-page final revision sheet

Milestones

Week 2: Score at least 16 out of 25 on the timed Domains 4 and 5 mock, and show a completed error log with 40 or more corrected mistakes

Week 4: Recall 30 polity points and 40 geography facts from memory, and hold a current affairs log of at least 50 dated entries

Week 6: Reach 80 percent or better on the 50-question Domain 3 set and 70 percent or better on the 25-question computer set

Week 8: Average at least 70 percent across the three full-length mocks, with no single domain below 60 percent