Manipur Police SI Syllabus 2026, Subject-Wise Topics & Exam Pattern

Manipur Police SI Syllabus 2026 — Subject-wise Topics, Selection Stages & Preparation Plan

Manipur Police SI Syllabus 2026 — Latest Update (As on 5 November 2026)

Confirmed vs Expected — Know the Difference

• Confirmed: The Manipur Police notification for various posts is dated 2 November 2026 (as reported by recruitment sites)
• Expected (from the reference page): Six subject areas in the syllabus and the three selection stages — PMT, PET and written exam
• Not confirmed yet: Number of questions, total marks, time, negative marking, qualifying marks, marks for PET and the order of the stages
• Not confirmed yet: Exact eligibility, age limit and last date for SI. Reports say the application is offline through the District Superintendent of Police office, and one report mentions 20 December 2026 as the last date for submission. Please verify from the official notice
• Because of this, we have not written any marks or time for the exam. Please check the official notification before you plan your test strategy

1. General Knowledge and Manipur GK — Detailed Topics

• India — Indian History: Ancient, medieval and modern history basics, freedom struggle, important events and leaders
• India — Indian Geography: Physical features, rivers, mountains, climate, soils, resources and basic map knowledge
• India — Indian Constitution: Preamble, fundamental rights and duties, directive principles, important articles
• India — Indian Polity and Governance: Parliament, President, Prime Minister, state government, judiciary, local self-government
• India — Indian Economy: Basic concepts, planning, banking, budget, major schemes and sectors
• Manipur — History: Important historical events and personalities of Manipur
• Manipur — Geography: Hills, valleys, rivers, lakes, districts, climate and natural resources
• Manipur — Culture, traditions and festivals: Local festivals, dances, customs and communities
• Manipur — Statehood: The background and key events related to the statehood of Manipur
• General Awareness: Important national and international organisations, awards and honours, books and authors, sports and important events

2. Law and Police Awareness — Detailed Topics

• Indian Penal Code (IPC): Basic knowledge of common offences and punishments
• Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC): Arrest, bail, investigation, FIR, trial basics
• Indian Evidence Act: Basic rules about evidence and confessions
• Updated criminal laws, where applicable: Check which newer criminal laws are covered in the official notification and prepare their basics
• Rights of citizens and basic legal provisions: Fundamental rights, human rights basics and protections
• Fundamental principles of policing: Role and ethics of the police
• Duties and responsibilities of police officers: Maintaining law and order, protecting life and property, serving the public
• Law and order, investigation and crime prevention: Basic ideas of how crimes are investigated and prevented
• Police administration and public safety: Police ranks, structure and public safety measures

3. Reasoning and Mental Aptitude — Detailed Topics

• Verbal Reasoning: Analogy, Classification, Coding-Decoding, Number Series and Alphabet Series, Blood Relations, Direction and Distance, Ranking and Order
• Logical Reasoning: Syllogism, Statement and Conclusion, Statement and Assumption, Venn Diagrams, general logical reasoning
• Non-Verbal Reasoning: Figure Classification and non-verbal reasoning questions based on figures and patterns

4. Numerical Ability — Detailed Topics

• Number System and Simplification
• Percentage, Ratio and Proportion, Average
• Profit and Loss, Simple Interest and Compound Interest
• Time and Work, Time, Speed and Distance
• Mensuration (area and volume), Partnership, Problems on Ages
• Basic Arithmetic

5. English Language — Detailed Topics

• Grammar: Parts of Speech, Tenses, Subject-Verb Agreement, Articles and Prepositions, Error Detection, Sentence Improvement
• Vocabulary: Synonyms and Antonyms, One-Word Substitution, Idioms and Phrases, general vocabulary
• Comprehension and Usage: Reading Comprehension, Fill in the Blanks, Sentence Rearrangement

6. Current Affairs — Detailed Topics

• National and International Current Affairs
• Manipur and Northeast Current Affairs
• Government Schemes (central and state)
• Important Appointments
• Awards and Honours
• Sports News
• Defence Exercises
• Science and Technology
• Important Days and Themes
• Summits and Conferences

How to Prepare Manipur GK — Simple Plan

• Treat Manipur GK as its own subject, because the syllabus lists it clearly
• Make notes on history, geography, culture, festivals and statehood, one topic per day
• Use state textbooks, the Manipur government website, reliable Manipur GK books and newspapers from the region
• Prepare short lists: districts and headquarters, rivers and lakes, festivals and their communities, important personalities
• Revise with quick quizzes every weekend
• Link Manipur GK with current affairs of the state and the Northeast

How to Prepare Law and Police Awareness

• Read simple summaries of IPC, CrPC and the Evidence Act. You do not need to memorise every section, but you should know the main offences, procedures and concepts
• Check which updated criminal laws are included in the official notification, and prepare their basic changes
• Learn police ranks, structure and duties from standard police study material
• Practise scenario-based questions, such as what a police officer should do in a given situation
• Make short notes of important terms like FIR, cognizable and non-cognizable offence, bail and summons
• Revise this subject often, because laws can be confusing if you revise only once

Reasoning and Numerical Ability — Practice Strategy

• Practise 20–30 questions daily from each topic, with a timer
• Start with easy topics like series, coding-decoding, percentage and average. Then move to puzzles and mixed problems
• Learn tables up to 20, squares up to 30 and cubes up to 15 to calculate faster
• Make a formula notebook for percentage, ratio, time and work, speed and mensuration
• Review mistakes after each practice set and note the reason — concept gap, calculation error or time
• For non-verbal reasoning, practise figure series, mirror images and classification regularly

English and Current Affairs — Practice Strategy

• English: Revise basic grammar rules and do 15–20 error detection and sentence improvement questions daily
• Learn 5–10 new words daily with meanings, synonyms and antonyms, and revise them weekly
• Read one short passage a day and answer questions on it
• Current affairs: Read a good newspaper or a reliable current affairs source every day, and note national, international, Manipur and Northeast news in one notebook
• Revise the last 6 to 12 months of current affairs before the exam
• Pay special attention to awards, appointments, summits, sports events, important days and government schemes

Physical Preparation for PMT and PET

• As PMT and PET are part of the expected process, start your fitness routine now
• Check the standards (height, chest and other measurements) in the official notification and measure yourself
• Running: Run 4–5 days a week. Start with 1–2 km and slowly add distance and speed
• Strength: Do push-ups, squats, lunges, sit-ups and pull-ups on alternate days
• Jumps and throws: Practise long jump, high jump and shot put basics with a coach, if these events are included in the PET
• Warm up and cool down to avoid injury
• Food and sleep: Eat protein-rich food such as dal, eggs, milk and vegetables, and sleep 7–8 hours
• If you have any health problem, consult a doctor before hard training

A 60-Day Study Plan (Adjust After You Read the Official Notice)

• Days 1–10: Read the syllabus fully. Make notes of Indian History, Geography, Polity and Constitution. Start daily practice of reasoning and arithmetic
• Days 11–20: Study Manipur GK (history, geography, culture, statehood). Continue daily reasoning, maths and English
• Days 21–30: Study Law and Police Awareness — IPC, CrPC, Evidence Act, updated laws and policing concepts
• Days 31–40: Study Indian Economy and General Awareness, awards, books, sports and organisations. Revise Manipur GK
• Days 41–50: Start current affairs revision and take sectional mock tests. Improve weak areas
• Days 51–60: Take full-length mock tests, revise formula and fact notebooks, and keep working on fitness
• Throughout: Exercise daily, sleep well and avoid last-minute study

Smart Tips for Every Aspirant

• Read the official notification carefully when you get it. Marks, time and negative marking decide your exam strategy
• Use the syllabus as a checklist. Tick topics as you finish them
• Give equal weight to the written exam and the physical stages, because you need to clear both
• Make short notes for quick revision
• Take mock tests regularly and analyse each test carefully
• Keep your documents ready — educational certificates, ID proof, category and residence certificates, as applicable
• Follow only official sources for dates and rules

Common Mistakes to Avoid

• Ignoring Manipur GK and studying only national GK
• Skipping the Law and Police Awareness section because it looks difficult
• Starting physical training late
• Relying on unofficial notes without checking the official syllabus
• Reading too many books and not solving enough practice questions
• Not revising current affairs regularly
• Assuming exam marks, time or negative marking without checking the notice

Important Warnings

• Use only the official Manipur Police website and notices for the syllabus, notification and dates
• Do not trust agents or social media pages that promise a police job for money
• Do not share your personal documents with unknown persons
• Dates, eligibility and the syllabus can change. Check the official notice regularly
• This article is based on the reference page and public reports reviewed on 5 November 2026. If any detail differs, the official notification is final

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