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Police Recruitment — Constable & Sub-Inspector · one course for 4 exams

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UP, Bihar and Delhi Police recruitment boards
Price
First chapter free; the whole course ₹29 a month.
Stages
Written test → Later stages (not rehearsed here)
In Hindi?
Yes — every chapter is in English and Hindi.

Exam pattern

Police paper pattern

  • 100 questions
  • 100 marks
  • 90 minutes
  • +1 per right answer
  • a quarter of a question's marks off for a wrong answer
  • A: General Knowledge & Current Affairs — 50 marks50 Qs
  • B: Reasoning — 25 marks25 Qs
  • C: Numerical Ability — 15 marks15 Qs
  • D: Computer Fundamentals — 10 marks10 Qs

What you get

Everything for Police, in one course

  • Chapters in English and Hindi80 chapters on the official syllabus, each ending in a quiz that explains every answer.
  • Mock tests in the real patternTimed and marked the way the exam is, negative marking included, with a section-by-section report.
  • Revision and weak-area analyticsSee which topics cost you marks, and revise them on a spaced schedule.
  • AI mentorPremiumAsk a doubt in English or Hindi, any hour, and get a plain answer.

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A real question from the course. No sign-up needed.

From the chapter: Verbal Reasoning — Analogy, Series, Coding & Relations

Select the number that will replace the question mark: 7 : 50 :: 11 : ?

Show the answer and why

Answer: C.

Test squares first: 7² = 49, and 50 is one more, so the rule is n² + 1. Apply it to 11: 11² = 121, and 121 + 1 = 122. Check the distractors to see the traps — 121 alone would be the plain square (not offered), 132 is 11 × 12 which is the n(n + 1) rule that does not fit 7 (7 × 8 = 56, not 50), and 120 is 121 − 1, the wrong sign.

Syllabus

Police syllabus, chapter by chapter

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🧠 ReasoningFree chapter3 chapters
  1. Verbal Reasoning — Analogy, Series, Coding & RelationsFree
  2. Analytical Reasoning — Syllogism, Puzzles, Venn Diagrams & Statements
  3. Non-Verbal Reasoning — Mirror Images, Folding, Dice & Figure Counting

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🏆 General Awareness2 chapters
  1. Static GK, Art & Culture — The Recall Bank
  2. Computer Knowledge — Tier-II Module Essentials

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➗ Quantitative Aptitude4 chapters
  1. Arithmetic Foundations — Numbers, Percentage, Ratio & Averages
  2. Profit, Interest, Time & Work, and Motion
  3. Algebra & Trigonometry
  4. Geometry, Mensuration & Data Interpretation

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🏛️ Indian Polity13 chapters
  1. Historical Background of the Indian Constitution (1773–1947)
  2. Making of the Indian Constitution
  3. The Preamble & Salient Features of the Constitution
  4. Fundamental Rights (Part III, Articles 12–35)
  5. Directive Principles (DPSP) & Fundamental Duties
  6. The Parliament of India (Union Legislature)
  7. The Union Executive: President, Vice-President & Council of Ministers
  8. The Indian Judiciary: Supreme Court & High Courts
  9. Centre–State Relations & Indian Federalism
  10. Constitutional & Statutory Bodies
  11. Emergency Provisions, Elections & Anti-Defection
  12. State & Local Government: Governor, Legislature, Panchayats, Municipalities & Union Territories
  13. Amending the Constitution: Article 368, Basic Structure, Landmark Amendments & Statutory Bodies

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📜 History15 chapters
  1. Modern India: The Freedom Struggle (1857–1947)
  2. Indus Valley Civilisation & the Vedic Age
  3. Delhi Sultanate & the Mughal Empire
  4. Bhakti & Sufi Movements and Indian Art & Culture
  5. Peasant, Tribal & Religious Reform Movements
  6. Mahajanapadas, the Rise of Magadha, Buddhism & Jainism
  7. The Mauryas and the Post-Mauryan Age
  8. The Guptas and After: Harsha and the Kingdoms of the South
  9. Indian Architecture & Sculpture: From Harappa to the Raj
  10. Indian Painting and the Performing Arts
  11. Religion, Philosophy, Language and Heritage
  12. British Expansion and the Colonial State, 1757–1857
  13. Social and Religious Reform, Education and the Press
  14. The National Movement and Constitutional Development, 1885–1947
  15. India after Independence: Consolidation, Reorganisation and Change, 1947–1991

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🌍 Geography9 chapters
  1. Physical Geography of India
  2. World & Physical Geography Fundamentals
  3. Resources, Industry, Transport & Population
  4. Environment, Ecology & Biodiversity
  5. Ecology & Biodiversity in Depth
  6. Conservation in India: Protected Areas, Laws & Institutions
  7. Pollution, Climate Change & International Environmental Cooperation
  8. Soils, Natural Vegetation & Agriculture of India
  9. Climatology & Oceanography: Atmosphere, Winds, Cyclones and the Oceans

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📈 Economy6 chapters
  1. Basics of the Indian Economy
  2. Budget, Banking & Inflation
  3. External Sector & Economic Institutions
  4. Poverty, Employment & Human Development
  5. Money, Financial Markets & Financial Inclusion
  6. Agriculture, Industry & Infrastructure: Policies, Schemes and Financing

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🔬 Science & Technology8 chapters
  1. Everyday Science: High-Yield Facts
  2. The Human Body & Health
  3. Space & Defence Technology
  4. Atomic Structure, Radioactivity & Nuclear Energy
  5. Cell Biology, Genetics & Biotechnology
  6. Computers, IT & Emerging Technologies
  7. Biotechnology & Health Technology: Tools, Therapies, Vaccines and Biosafety
  8. Physics, Materials & Energy Technologies: Chips, Light, Quantum, Storage and Clean Power

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🚆 Matric Science, Statistics & Reasoning9 chapters
  1. Light: Mirrors, Lenses and the Human Eye
  2. Chemical Reactions, Acids, Bases and Salts
  3. Life Processes
  4. Statistics and Basic Probability
  5. Reasoning Extensions: Jumbling, Similarities and Differences, Maps, Conclusions and Decision Making
  6. Electricity and Magnetism
  7. Metals, Non-metals and Carbon Compounds
  8. Control, Coordination and Reproduction
  9. Heredity

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🚓 Police Exams: Matric Science, Maths, Law & Hindi Literature11 chapters
  1. Motion, Force, Gravitation, Work and Energy
  2. World History, 1750 to 1950
  3. India and Its Neighbours; International Organisations and Treaties
  4. Criminal Law and Police Procedure Basics
  5. Hindi Literature, Ras, Chhand and Alankar
  6. General Hindi for Police Exams: Grammar and Vocabulary
  7. Uttar Pradesh General Knowledge for the UP Police Constable Exam
  8. Bihar General Knowledge for the Bihar Police Constable and SI Exams
  9. Matric Algebra, Coordinate Geometry and Commercial Maths
  10. Industrialisation, Urbanisation and Globalisation
  11. Rights, Consumer Protection and Internal Security

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How can I do Police preparation online?

Start with the syllabus, chapter by chapter: the 80 Police chapters here are in English and Hindi, each with a quiz, and the first one is free to read. Then practise previous-year questions and take full mock tests in the real exam pattern, and revise your weak areas from the analytics.

What mock tests does the Police course have?

4 full-length mock papers, one for each paper in its real pattern: Delhi Police Constable (Executive) (100 questions, 100 marks, 90 minutes, a quarter of a question's marks off for a wrong answer); UP Police Constable (150 questions, 300 marks, 120 minutes); Bihar Police Constable (100 questions, 100 marks, 120 minutes); Bihar Police Sub-Inspector Prelims (100 questions, 200 marks, 120 minutes, a tenth of a question's marks off for a wrong answer). Each is timed and marked the way the real paper is.

How much does Police preparation cost here?

The first chapter is free. Basic is ₹29/month: every chapter, 4 mock tests and 150 previous-year questions a month, with the question bank, revision and analytics. Premium is ₹399 once (your first month included), then the same ₹29/month: unlimited mocks and PYQs, and the AI mentor, answer-writing evaluation and interview practice. Prices include GST.

Is the material available in Hindi?

Yes — every chapter, every question and every explanation exists in both English and Hindi, written in parallel rather than machine-translated. Switch language once and the whole course follows.

Who conducts the Police exam, and where are the official notifications?

UP, Bihar and Delhi Police recruitment boards conducts it. Dates, eligibility and notifications are published only on the official website, https://uppbpb.gov.in/. This course is independent and not affiliated with Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment and Promotion Board.

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