PNP Entrance · Study plan
PNP Entrance Examination study plan
A 7-day schedule that walks every subject of the PNP Entrance in order, then finishes with a full timed mock exam. Follow it as written, or stretch each day into a week: the sequence is what matters. It pairs directly with the ExamJuan reviewer, where each step has the lessons, quizzes, and practice tests ready.
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The 7-day plan
1Diagnose & planBaseline + General Info
- Take one full mock to find your weakest area
- Read the General Information lessons
- Start an error log: record every miss and why
2General InformationHistory, civics, science
- Study Philippine history and the 1987 Constitution
- Learn PNP basics (RA 6975, RA 8551, NAPOLCOM)
- Review general science and current events
3Verbal AbilityVocabulary & grammar
- Drill grammar and correct usage
- Learn 25 new vocabulary words (synonyms/antonyms)
- Do the Verbal practice set; review each rationale
4Quantitative AbilityPercentages, ratio, word problems
- Review percentages, ratio, and averages
- Practice distance-rate-time and money problems
- Do the Quantitative practice set: no calculator
5Logical / ReasoningAnalogies, series, logic
- Practice word analogies and letter/number series
- Drill syllogisms, assumptions, and conclusions
- Do the Logical Reasoning practice set under time
6Mixed drillsSpeed & accuracy
- Do timed mixed sets across all four subjects
- Re-read the lessons behind your most common misses
- Practice pacing: about 1 minute per item
7Full mock & reviewSimulate exam day
- Take the full mock under strict time
- Review every wrong answer and re-read weak lessons
- Rest well; remember the eligibility is step one of PNP entry
How to use mock exams before the PNP Entrance
A mock exam is only useful if you treat it like the real one and learn from it afterward. Here is how to get the most out of the 3 timed PNP Entrance mocks in the reviewer.
- 1Take one full timed mock early, before you feel ready. It gives you an honest baseline and shows which of the 4 subjects need the most work.
- 2Review every item you missed against its explanation, not just the ones you guessed. A wrong answer you understand is worth more than a right answer you fluked.
- 3Use the per-subject breakdown after each mock to steer your study back toward your weakest areas.
- 4Retake the mocks closer to exam day under strict time. Aim to pass all 3 versions comfortably above 70% before you sit the real thing.
See the full outline on the PNP Entrance coverage page, or read what to expect on PNP Entrance exam day.