UP Police Constable Exam’s Syllabus and Exam Pattern

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UP Police Constable’s written exam will be divided in two parts: Preliminary Written Examination and Main Written Examination.

Here I am giving you syllabus of both UP Police Constable Preliminary exam and Main Exam for your preparation.

Syllabus of Preliminary Exam:

1. General Knowledge:
History
Culture
Geography
Economics
Indian Constitution
Sports
Literature
Science
Environmental Studies
Basic of Language & Hindi Grammar
Protection of Women and Children
Basic/Fundamental of Information & Communication Technology
Knowledge about Education, Culture and Social Custom of Uttar Pradesh
Revenue, Police and General Administration System in Uttar Pradesh

2. Current Affairs:
Current events of National and International Importance
Important Personalities
Appointments
Prize
Important Places
Main Committees and Commissions
Burning Issues and Disputes
Major Settlements
Judicial Decisions
Books and Authors
Abbreviations
Miscellaneous

3. Reasoning Ability:
Analogies
Similarities
Differences
Space visualization
Problem solving
Analysis and Judgment
Decision-making
Visual Memory
Discrimination
Observation
Relationship
Concepts
Arithmetical reasoning
Verbal and Figure classification
Arithmetical number series
Abilities to deal with abstract ideas and symbols and their relationships

4. Numerical Ability:
Number System
Simplification
Decimals and Fraction
H.C.F and L.C.M
Ratio and Proportion
Percentage
Profile and Loss
Discount
Simple interest
Compound Interest
Partnership
Average
Time and Work
Time and Distance
Use of Tables and Graphs
Mensuration
Miscellaneous


Syllabus of Main Exam:

1. General Awareness:
Indian Polity
Indian Administration
Indian Independence Movement
Indian Constitution and Law
Current (National and International) Events
Right to Information
Indian Society
Gender Issues
Basics of Computer Skills and Awareness
Human Rights
Internal Security and Terrorism
Secularism
Environment
General Science
Relations between Indian and its Neighboring Countries

2. Mental Ability:
Logical Diagrams
Symbol Relationship Interpretation
Codification
Perception Test
Word formation Test
Letter and number series
Word and alphabet Analogy
Common Sense Test
Letter and number coding
Direction sense Test
Logical interpretation of data
Forcefulness of argument
Determining implied meanings

3. Reasoning:
Analogies
Similarities
Differences
Space visualization
Problem Solving
Analysis and Judgment
Decision-making
Visual memory
Discrimination
Observation
Relationship
Concepts
Arithmetical reasoning
Verbal and figure classification
Number Series
Abstract ideas and symbol and their relationships
Arithmetical computations and other analytical functions

4. Comprehension:
Literature
Science
Arts
Culture
Social science
Philosophy
Ethics
Other Humanities Subjects

Pattern of Exam:

Written Test:
No of questions: 200
Marks: 200