Bihar Public Service Commission examination 2020 strategy

Bihar Public Service Commission exam 2020

Why need strategy?

 To ensure success in the examination conducted by Bihar Public Service Commission, it is necessary to formulate a proper and dynamic strategy according to its nature.

This is the first step that ensures half of your success.

This exam is usually conducted in three stages (preliminary, main and interview), in which to reach each next stage, it is necessary to be successful in the previous stage.

The nature of the examination of these three stages is different from each other. Therefore, to ensure success in each stage, different strategies need to be devised.

BPSC Preliminary Examination Strategy:

First study the syllabus of the preliminary examination and according to the convenience and interest, keeping in mind all the parts and aspects, determine the order of preference.

In the last 5 to 10 years, take a quick overview of the questions asked in the Preliminary Examination and pay more attention to those points and titles which have a tendency to ask questions in the past years.

Like other state public service commissions, the questions in the preliminary examination of Bihar Public Service Commission are also objective in nature (multiple choice), so it requires special attention to the facts. For example, who was the original founder of 'Maurya dynasty', which river is known as 'mourning of Bihar' ?, Which vitamin is a disease called 'ricketts'? And so on .

After taking a careful observation of the syllabus of this examination and the nature of the questions asked in previous years, it is known that deep conceptual and factual information of some of its sections is mandatory.

The easiest way to remember and solve these questions is to make brief notes related to the factual information of the subject and study it regularly. For example, a question was asked, which part of the Indian Constitution is related to the Panchayati Raj system? So you should prepare a list of the major headings of all the 22 parts of the Indian Constitution.

BPSC syllabus- The syllabus of the BPSC preliminary examination consists mainly of History of India, Geography, Polity, Economy, General Science, Mathematics, State of Bihar special and current events. A detailed description of this is given under the course title.

Practice of questions related to general mental ability can be categorized into various sections.

For solving science-based questions, the book 'General Science - Lucent' can be helpful.

In these examinations, the number of questions asked from state-specific and current events is high, so they should be studied regularly.

In the context of the state of Bihar, special attention should be paid to the historical events, the role of Bihar in the freedom struggle and the geography of India and Bihar in the subject of geography.

Similarly, studying the entire syllabus of preliminary examination in the context of Bihar state is beneficial.

Keeping in mind the nature and number of current affairs questions, you can regularly study the points of current affairs available on the vision website. Apart from this, studying the standard monthly magazine  will be beneficial for the preparation of this section.

In these exams, it is beneficial to read India Year Book available in the market .It is usually beneficial to try to solve the practice papers and the questions asked in the preliminary examination in the previous years within the stipulated time frame (usually two hours), usually 15 -20 days before the initial examination date. While solving these questions develops understanding of the subject, it becomes easier to solve repeat questions in these exams.

BPSC Do not leave any questions unanswered as there is no provision for negative marking in the preliminary examination and in the end try to solve the remaining questions on the basis of guess.

BPSC  Main Exam Strategy:

BPSC Due to the descriptive nature of the main examination, the preparation strategy is different from the preliminary examination.

While the nature of the preliminary examination is qualifying, the marks obtained in the main examination are added to the final merit list. Therefore, this phase of the examination is very important and decisive to a great extent.

 General Hindi question paper is only qualifying (it is compulsory to get at least 30 marks) but from the point of view it has an important role in this exam, because the candidates who failed in it did not evaluate the answer sheet of the remaining question paper. goes.

In order to get qualifying marks in general Hindi, it is necessary to have a good understanding of the grammar of Hindi (prefix, suffix, antonym etc.), short summary, unread passage etc. For this, studying books written by Hindi level books like - Vasudevanandan, Hardev Bahri will be beneficial.

The syllabus of the first paper of General Studies includes modern history of India and current developments of Indian culture, national and international importance, statistical analysis, drawing and illustration etc.

Bihar Public Service Commission examination 2020  strategy