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BPSC Prelims test series
Prepare for Bihar civil-service prelims with General Studies practice and Bihar-focused history, geography, culture, governance and development questions.
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BPSC Prelims GS — Paper 01
150 questions · 120 minutes · ₹49
150 original questions, including 40 focused on Bihar, with explained answers. Select E to intentionally skip: E scores zero; a completely blank response loses one-third mark. Free introductory practice.
Explore this paperBPSC Prelims GS — Paper 02
150 questions · 120 minutes · ₹49
150 new original questions, including 60 focused on Bihar history, culture, geography, governance and development. Explained answers throughout. E intentionally skipped: zero; completely blank: −1/3. Free practice.
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Two different full papers offer additional practice. Review Bihar topics alongside national General Studies and check the current official BPSC notification for exam rules. The papers contain selected dated events, not a complete current-affairs collection.
Saved attempts let you resume within the test deadline. Submit to review scores and explanations, then revisit the topics you found difficult. Use the study resources alongside your textbooks and official sources.
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