BPSC Syllabus :- The syllabus for the BPSC Prelims Exam is the same as that of the previous exams of the BPSC. It covers the aspects of General Science, Polity, Economy, History and the National Movement. The candidates have to go through the syllabus and prepare themselves well because the exam will have questions of a good standard. Here is a detailed syllabus of the BPSC Prelims Exam.
BPSC Syllabus in English
No.-1. General Science (General understanding of science, including matters of everyday observation and experience). The questions on Science and Tech will be such that they do not require subject specialization.
No.-2. Current Affairs of National/International importance
No.-3. History of India and Bihar (General understanding of the subject with the broad aspects of the history of Bihar)
No.-4. Geography of India and Bihar (Questions will relate to the physical, social and economic geography of the country including the main features of Indian agricultural and natural resources)
No.-5. General geography and geographical division of Bihar and its major river systems
No.-6. Indian polity (Questions will test knowledge on the country’s political system, Panchayati raj, community development and planning in India and Bihar)
No.-7. Indian economy and economy of Bihar post-independence
No.-8. Indian Movements and Contribution of Bihar in it (Question will relate to the nature and character of the 19th century resurgence, growth of nationalism and attainment of Independence with special reference to Bihar)
No.-9. Under Indian Economy and Polity, the questions will cover the following topics:
No.-10. Indian Political System
No.-11. Panchayati Raj
No.-12. Community Development
No.-13. Planning in India and Bihar
No.-14. Under Indian National Movement, candidates have to focus on the resurgence in the 19th century, nature and growth of nationalism in India, and India’s independence. Also, the role of Bihar in the Indian National Movement is important from the BPSC exam point of view
BPSC Syllabus 2021 for Mains Exam
BPSC mains syllabus for all 4 papers is discussed below.
No.-1. Qualifying Paper: General Hindi
No.-2. The paper of General Hindi will be qualifying in nature. The syllabus for the qualifying paper is of the level as that of Bihar School Education Board (BSEB). The paper will be of 100 marks and subjective in nature; and the distribution of the marks is as follows:
No.-3. Essay: 30 Marks
No.-4. Grammar: 30 Marks
No.-5. Syntax: 25 Marks
No.-6. Summarisation: 15 Marks
No.-7. Out of the 100 marks, candidates are required to secure the qualifying marks in the paper. For this qualifying paper, a good book of school standard is enough.
No.-8. General Studies Papers
Until now, every paper that the candidates have appeared is of qualifying nature. The BPSC Prelims Exam and the General Hindi paper are just qualifying in nature. These papers marks does not included in the merit lists. The actual BPSC exam starts now with the General Studies Papers and the Optional Paper. There are two Papers for the General Studies and one for the Optional. Each Paper carries 300 marks making the total marks from all these papers to be 900
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Syllabus of GS Paper 1
Modern History of India and Indian culture (History of the country with special reference to Bihar in the middle of 19th century, the introduction and expansion of western and technical education, Bihar’s role in the Indian freedom struggle, the Santhal Uprising in Bihar, Birsa movement, Champaran Satyagrah, the Quit India Movement, chief features of Mauryan and Pal art, Patna Qulam painting, Roles of Gandhi, Tagore and Nehru)
No.-1. Role of Bihar in the Indian National Movement
No.-2. Santhal uprising
No.-3. 1857 war of independence
No.-4. Champaran Satyagraha
No.-5. Quit India Movement 1942
No.-6. Statistical analysis, graphs and diagrams ( Questions to test the ability to draw conclusions from statistical, graphical or diagrammatical information and to point out deficiencies, limitations or inconsistencies)
Syllabus for GS Paper 2
No.-1. Indian Polity ( Questions based on the political system in India including Bihar)
No.-2. Indian economy and Geography of India (Questions on planning in India and the physical, economic and social geography of India and Bihar)
No.-3. The role and impact of science and technology in the development of India (Questions to test awareness of the role and impact of science and technology in India and Bihar with special reference to applied science.
No.-4. Optional Subjects
No.-5. In BPSC Mains, candidates have to select one optional subject out of 34 subjects. There will be only one optional subject exam for 300 marks and the questions will be of Honours Level (3-year course in Patna University.
Optional Subjects in BPSC Syllabus are
No.-1. English Language and Literature
No.-2. Urdu Language and Literature
No.-3. Hindi Language and Literature
No.-4. Persian Language and Literature
No.-5. Arabic Language and Literature
No.-6. Pali Language and Literature
No.-7. Maithili Language and Literature
No.-8. Bangla Language and Literature
No.-9. Sanskrit Language and Literature
No.-10. Chemistry
No.-11. Sociology
No.-12. Physics
No.-13. Agriculture
No.-14. Statistics
No.-15. Botany
No.-16. Zoology
No.-17. Philosophy
No.-18. Political Science and International Relations
No.-19. Psychology
No.-20. Public Administration
No.-21. Labour and Social Welfare
No.-22. Management
No.-23. Mathematics
No.-24. Mechanical Engineering
No.-25. Geography
No.-26. Geology
No.-27. History
No.-28. Law
No.-29. Civil Engineering
No.-30. Economics
No.-31. Commerce and Accountancy
No.-32. Electrical Engineering
No.-33. Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Science
No.-34. Anthropology
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