BPSC 65th 2019 Question Paper with Solution by Gradeup

Hello aspirant!

The minimum Educational Eligibility Criteria for the BPSC is to have a Bachelor (graduation) degree or equivalent in any discipline from any recognized university on or before the last date of registration process. The candidate must have a Graduate Degree before the registration process of that year’s exam is over.

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Hello,

BPSC stands for Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC). It's a State Level Civil Services Exam conducted for recruitment to multiple posts such as Sub Divisional Officer, Rural Development Officer, District Sanapark Officer and other PCS level Officers etc. It has huge scope as after cracking this exam you can become civil servant and can do bring positive impact to people's life directly. If is one the most coveted and reputed jobs in India. To start the preparation, first of all you will have to download and understand the syllabus. The exam is in 3 phases (Prelims which is objective, then Mains which is subjective and then finally Personal Interview). 5-10 lakhs candidates appear for the exam and 800-1000 are selected depending on seats available in the year which you have applied. The syllabus consists of Science, History , Geography, Polity, Environment, History of Bihar, Current events in India and world etc. You can download the detailed syllabus from BPSC website and can start your preparation.

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Hello,

It is not a hidden fact that English language has a slightly higher edge over Hindi language(with due respect to Hindi). However it is not a bad thing if you give your BPSC exam in Hindi because in the end what matters is your selection after BPSC exam. So if you are comfortable and fluent in Hindi medium then go for Hindi language.

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All the best!!!

Iske piche reason hai...deputy collector eak aisa position hai jiska posting as BDO and CO bhi hota hai. And aaj bhi bahot saare states me dekhne ko milta hai Isiliye waha aaj bhi deputy collector post exist krta...wahin bihar me 2010 ne bihar administrative services rules me changes hua jiske anusaar koi bhi bihar administrative services ka officer ka position sub division se nhi niche nahin kiya jayegaa isiliye yaha senior deputy collection ka post hota hai joh ki level 9 ka post hai.

Jab aapka BAS cadre me Senior deputy collector ke post pe selection hota hai toh waha posting kuch iss tarike se hoti hai:

District posting me aapko district ke kisi department ka head bna diya jayega or aapka designation SDC rhega. Eak district me bahot saare departments hote jaise ki establishment section, Nazarat, disaster management cell, etc and saare department ka head District Magistrate (DM) hote hai. Aap reporting authority DM hoga.

Sub division level pe bhi posting hota hai waha SDM ke role me aapka posting kiya jata hai. Kbhi kbhi bahot bada sub division hai toh eak additional post create kiya jata hai ASDM ka aur waha responsibilities distribute krdiya jaati hai.

Eak posting hota hai as sub divisional grievance redressal officer ke tor pe inka posting bhi sub division me hi hota hai.

Iske alawa OSD ( Officer on special duty) ke tor pe bhi inka posting hota district me yaa kisi ministry, mission, commission etc me

Iske alawa agar secretariat me inka posting hota hai toh as under secretary ke post me hota.

Iske alawa governor, Cm office me bhi hoti posting ya kisi minister ke secretary ke tor pe bhi.

Kbhi kbhi as jail superintendent ke tor pe bhi inki posting ki jaati agar uss zile me woh post vacant hai toh, iske alawa DTO, and nagar nigam me bhi hoti posting.

Yahi officer km se km 12 saal ke baad inko promotion milta phir ye ADM rank pe aajate. Phir 15-18 rules ke according aise jyada tym lgjata like 22 years IAS me promotion ke liye.

Kaafi versa tile job profile hai BAS officers ka.

Hello Nitish !

Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) exam is conducted to select applicants for civil service jobs in Bihar. In Patna you can find several coaching centers which prepare for BPSC exam such as :

1) Achievers IAS Academy

Its situated in New Patliputra colony, Patna, Bihar. They have goal oriented program, conduct proper test series and give required study materials in order to make sure the aspirants are well equipped with relevant information.

2) Chanakya IAS Academy

Situated in Navyug Kamala Business park, East boring Canal Road, Patna, Bihar. They have structured program including the syllabus of mains and prelims along with other optional subjects.

3) Pragya Civil Services

It is situated besides central bank of India before patna college Ashok Raj Path, Patna, Bihar. It is very popular for civil service coaching in Patna. It provides quality education and prepares for interviews well.

4) Sarvodaya Civil Services

It is situated to opposite of Patna college, BM Das Road, Patna, Bihar. It is very efficient and result oriented coaching center.

5)Dhyeya IAS

It is situated in Exhibition Rd, Patna , Bihar. They cover classroom programme, Distance learner programme, IAS olympiad etc.

If you are focused, got relevant resources and manage time efficiently then no one can stop you to reach your goal.

All the Best !

Hi Nitish!

Every year Bihar Public Service Commission (Bpsc) recruits thousand towards government. And they gets the services like  Dearness Allowances, House Rent Allowances, City Transport Allowance, and Medical Aid, from the side of government (excluding salary). There is nothing such mention of guards.

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HI Nitesh !

The two posts which you mentioned Deputy Collector (DC) and Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM) are not different. SDM is a post given to administrative officer below level of district. A district is divided into several Sub-Divisions (tehsils) and the head of those sub-divisions is called as SDM. The Deputy Collector can get several ranks in district level. SDM is one such post a Deputy Collector can acquire.

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Hello aspirant,

The candidate must be an Indian for Indian Administration service (IAS) and Indian Police service (IPS) .For remaining posts the candidate must either be a citizen of India or subject of Nepal or Bhutan or Tibetan refugee who came to India before 1962, 1st January or a person migrated from Pakistan, Srilanka, Burma,East countries of Kenya, Uganda, Zambia, Malawi,Zaire, Vietnam, Ethiopia ,the United public of Tanzania with the intention of permanently staying in India.I hope this is helpful to you.