1. Start with Previous Year Papers

• Begin your preparation by solving Delhi Police Previous Year Papers.
• These papers give you a real sense of the question pattern, difficulty level, and time required per section.
• You’ll identify which subjects carry more weight and which question types are repeated frequently.
• Try solving one full paper every 2–3 days to build speed and confidence.

2. Make a Study Schedule

• Prepare a daily timetable and assign specific time slots to each subject.
• Give more time to areas you find difficult, but don’t ignore your strong subjects.
• Study at least 2–3 hours daily consistently instead of cramming at the last minute.
• Keep one day in a week for revision and practice tests.

3. Focus on Weak Areas

• After solving practice papers, mark topics where you make frequent mistakes.
• Revisit those topics using standard books or online notes.
• Practice similar question types multiple times until you gain accuracy.
• Remember, improving weak areas gives a direct boost to your overall score.

4. Give Mock Tests Weekly

• Attempt one full-length mock test every week under exam-like conditions.
• It helps you improve speed, accuracy, and time management.
• Analyze your performance after every mock test to identify improvement areas.
• Try to simulate the actual exam timing and environment for better practice.

5. Revise Static GK Daily

• Dedicate at least 15–20 minutes daily to reading static GK (like history, geography, polity).
• Focus on one-liner facts from Lucent’s General Knowledge or current affairs apps.
• Make small notes or flashcards for quick revision before the exam.
• Regular GK revision ensures you don’t forget information under pressure.

6. Keep Yourself Physically Fit

• Along with written preparation, focus on your physical fitness, as Delhi Police recruitment includes physical tests.
• Regular running, jogging, and stretching will help you clear the Physical Efficiency Test (PET).
• Maintain a balanced diet and proper sleep routine to stay energetic during study and physical sessions.

7. Track Cutoff Trends

• Review the Delhi Police Constable cutoffs from the last 2–3 years.
• It helps you estimate the target score you need to stay ahead in the merit list.
• Always aim to score 10–15 marks higher than the previous year’s cutoff to ensure selection even if the paper is tougher.
• Tracking trends keeps your preparation goal-oriented and competitive.