Every area of the NAPOLCOM exam, with a method.

The PNP history and organisation facts the NAPOLCOM exam tests: the 1991 merger of the PC and INP under RA 6975, NAPOLCOM's makeup and powers, and the PNP's structure.

What the NAPOLCOM exam asks about RA 6975 (created the PNP), RA 8551 (qualifications, IAS, promotion) and RA 11200 (the ranks), with the tested sections and worked items.

The Constitution items the NAPOLCOM exam asks: Article III rights on arrest, search, custodial investigation and bail, and Article XVI Section 6 on the police.

The five pillars of the Philippine criminal justice system, the agency behind each, how a case moves through them, and the RA 6713 norms the NAPOLCOM exam pairs with it.

How vocabulary is tested on the NAPOLCOM verbal area: synonym, antonym and meaning-in-context items, the three traps the options set, and a daily word-list method.

The grammar rules the NAPOLCOM verbal area tests again and again: subject-verb agreement, tense, pronoun case, parallel structure and confused pairs, with examples.

How reading comprehension is tested on the NAPOLCOM verbal area: main idea, detail, inference and word-in-context items, the traps, and a method with worked examples.

The arithmetic the NAPOLCOM quantitative area tests with no calculator: order of operations, fractions, decimals, percentages and ratios, with by-hand shortcuts.

The word problem types the NAPOLCOM quantitative area uses (rate, percent, ratio, average, age, work) with the setup for each and worked examples solved by hand.

How number series items on the NAPOLCOM exam work: arithmetic, geometric, squares, primes, alternating and two-step rules, with a checklist to run on every series.

How word analogy items on the NAPOLCOM logical reasoning area work: the relationship types, the sentence method, and worked examples with the traps named.

How deduction items on the NAPOLCOM logical reasoning area work: syllogisms, must-be-true, ordering and arrangements, and the write-it-down method with worked examples.

How pattern items on the NAPOLCOM logical reasoning area work: figure series, odd-one-out sets, codes and rotation, with a checklist of changes to test on every item.