Rajasthan Police Syllabus 2025 – Subject-wise Exam Pattern & Syllabus PDF

Rajasthan Police Recruitment 2025 – Pathshala’s Complete Guide

1. Introduction & Exam Overview

  • Objective: Prepare aspirants thoroughly for Constable & Sub‑Inspector positions in Rajasthan Police.
  • Exam Conducted by: Rajasthan Police Department.
  • Posts: Constable and Sub‑Inspector (SI).
  • Stages: Written Test → Physical (PET/PST) → Document Verification → Final Merit List.
  • Mode: Offline (OMR for Constable); SI papers are subjective/objective as per official notification.
  • Language: Hindi & English.
  • Official Website: police.rajasthan.gov.in

2. Written Exam: Pattern & Strategy

A. Rajasthan Police Constable

Section

Qs

Marks

Duration

Strategy

Reasoning & Logical Ability

60

30

2 hrs

Practice puzzles, verbal/non‑verbal.

General Knowledge & Current Affairs

60

45

Daily news revision; static & dynamic GK.

Rajasthan GK (History & Culture)

30

25

Regional history, festivals, geography.

  • Total: 150 Qs, 100 marks, 2 hours.
  • Marking: –0.25 per wrong answer.
  • Cut‑offs: Vary by category—emphasize accuracy and sectional balance.

B. Rajasthan Police Sub‑Inspector (SI)

Paper-I: General Hindi

  • Grammar, usage, comprehension, OOVAs, antonyms, synonyms.
  • Focus on accuracy, language clarity, comprehension speed.

Paper-II: General Knowledge & Science

  • Indian history, world history (brief), polity, economy, geography, science & tech, Rajasthan history/culture.

Paper-III: Reasoning & Mental Ability

  • Blood relations, syllogisms, puzzles, series, coding-decoding, data sufficiency, Venn diagrams, clock/calendar, puzzle logic.
  • Marks & Duration
    • Paper I: 200 marks / 2 hrs
    • Paper II: 200 marks / 2 hrs
    • Aggregate: 400 marks; 36% min each, 40% overall.

3. Detailed Syllabus Breakdown

A. Constable – Subject‑wise

  1. Reasoning & Mental Ability
    • Analogy, classification, series, patterns
    • Number operations, logical deduction, spatial reasoning
    • Coding/decoding, blood relations, puzzles, syllogisms
  2. General Knowledge & Current Affairs
    • National & International events, awards, sports, five-year plans
    • Indian Economy, Budget, Banking, Indian Geography, Culture, Polity
    • Recent government policies, environment, ecology, basic science
  3. Rajasthan GK (History & Culture)
    • Rajput era, princely states, culture, language, festivals
    • Geography: rivers, terrain, economic activities
    • State administration systems, current schemes

B. SI – Paper‑wise

Paper I: General Hindi

  • Grammar: Sandhi, Samas, Alankar, Vakya rachna
  • Vocabulary: synonyms, antonyms, homonyms, idioms
  • Comprehension: Passage-based questions

Paper II: GK & Science

  • Indian Constitution: Fundamental Rights, DPSP, Amendments
  • Geography: physical features, climate, soil, crops
  • Science & Technology: everyday physics, biology, environment, IT basics
  • Rajasthan culture/history/geography overview

Paper III: Mental Ability

  • Puzzles, blood relations, coding-decoding, directions
  • Mathematical series, simplification, data sufficiency
  • Logical Venn diagrams, syllogisms, calendars/clocks

4. Exam Strategy & Preparation Plan

A. Syllabus Mastery

  • Breakdown topics week-by-week
  • Use a subjectwise-to-topicwise tracker
  • Regularly assess weakest areas

B. Daily Current Affairs

  • 20 minutes daily: GK bulletins, government schemes, static GK revision

C. Practice Regimen

  • Daily: 25–30 reasoning problems
  • Weekly: 2‑3 full-length mocks
  • Focus precision: reduce negative marking

D. Time Management

  • Explore sectional time splits (e.g., 40 mins Reasoning, 50 mins GK, 30 mins Rajasthan GK)
  • Simulate exam slots every weekend

5. Physical Standards & Tests

A. Physical Measurement (PST)

  • Male: 168 cm height; Female: 152 cm (may vary)
  • Chest (Male): 79 +5 cm expansion; Female: as per notification

B. Physical Efficiency Test (PET)

Constable

  • Males: 5 km in 25 min
  • Females: 5 km in 35 min
  • Ex‑servicemen: 5 km in 30 min

Sub‑Inspector

  • Long Jump: M 13 ft, F 10 ft
  • High Jump: M 4 ft, F 3 ft
  • 100 m sprint: M 14 s, F 17 s
  • 800 m run: M 2 min 30 s, F 3 min 30 s

6. Recommended Resources

Area

Book Title & Publisher

Reasoning

A Modern Approach to Verbal & Non‑Verbal Reasoning – R.S. Aggarwal

Rajasthan GK

Rajasthan Adhyayan – Lakshya Publication

General Knowledge

Lucent’s General Knowledge – Lucent

Hindi Grammar (SI)

General Hindi – Hardev Bahri / Arihant

Previous Year Papers

Rajasthan Police Constable/SI Solved Papers – Arihant, Youth Pathshala

Additional Aids

  • Online mocks tailored for Rajasthan Police
  • Rajasthan GK compilations (e.g., one-pagers, flashcards)
  • Video lectures for tricky topics
  • PET training plans, especially for non-sport backgrounds

7. Time‑Bound Study Plan

First 2 months

  • Daily: 1 hr GK, 1 hr reasoning, 45 mins Rajasthan GK
  • Weekly: 1 Hindi session for SI
  • Undertake sectional mocks each weekend

Next 2 months

  • Full-length mocks every 3 days
  • Analyze errors and categorize improvements
  • Ramp up PET routine

Last 1 month

  • Daily mocks
  • Revise formulae, facts, and reasoning shortcuts
  • PET twice weekly; begin tapering in final 10 days

8. Exam‑Day Essentials & Strategy

  • Take admit card, ID, pens, snacks, water.
  • Time‐management: quick first pass, flag uncertain questions.
  • For PET: Arrive early, warm-up, follow pacing plan.
  • Document verification: keep originals + copies neatly arranged.

9. Downloadable Resources

  • Provide direct links to:
    • Official syllabus PDFs (Constable & SI)
    • Topic-wise checklists
    • Mock test PDFs
    • Revision sheets

10. Expert Tips from Pathshala

  1. Rajasthan‑specific GK gives high scoring edge.
  2. Maintain mock ratio ≥ 80% accuracy to minimize negatives.
  3. Physical training should start early and be consistent.
  4. Focused Hindi practice closes the margin for SI aspirants.
  5. Real exam simulations help acclimatize mentally and physically.

11. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

  • Q: Is Rajasthan GK mandatory for SI?
    Yes—it's part of GK Paper II but not a separate section; still crucial.
  • Q: Can SI aspirants take Constable exam simultaneously?
    Typically no—job profiles differ; follow official notification.
  • Q: When should I start PET training?
    As early as possible—6‑8 weeks before exams for better conditioning.
  • Q: How often should I revise GK?
    Daily micro-revision + weekly macro-review.

12. Action‑Plan Summary

  1. Get official syllabus and print topic-wise grid.
  2. Assemble standard bookset + mock access.
  3. Create a 5‑month weekly plan integrating mocks and PET.
  4. Do weekly sectional and full mocks; analyze performance.
  5. Time your physical training to peak near exam dates.
  6. Revise with Precision—notes and flashcards in final month.
  7. Adopt exam-day readiness, both written and physical.

PillarFocusOutcome

Syllabus MasteryIn‑depth topic coverageConfident subject knowledge
PracticeDaily sectional, weekly mocksSharp exam-taking skills
RevisionFlashcards & cheat-sheetsMemory retention under pressure
Physical FitnessStructured PET planConfident performance in PET
Exam StrategyTime management, mental prepCalm and efficient examination day

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