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West Bengal Public Service Commission conducted the WBPSC prelims 2023 exam on December 16, 2023. The WBPSC 2023 prelims answer key was released on December 22, 2023 on the official website, psc.wb.gov.in. WBPSC had released the WBCS 2023 application form online on February 28 on the official website. The authorities will close WBCS application form 2023 on March 21. Candidates who are citizens of India, between 20 and 36 years of age holding graduation degree can fill the application form of WBCS 2023 exam.
Along with the filling of application form, candidates have to pay the prescribed application fee of Rs. 210 in online/offline mode. The exam will be held in offline mode for filling up various state government posts under Group A, B, C & D. The exam is conducted in three phases – preliminary, mains and interview. Candidates are required to qualify in all three stages of the exam to be recruited for the various state government posts.
Full Exam Name | West Bengal Public Service Commission Exam |
Short Exam Name | WBPCS |
Conducting Body | Public Service Commission West Bengal |
Frequency Of Conduct | Once a year |
Exam Level | State Level Exam |
Languages | Bengali +1 more |
Mode Of Application | online |
Application Fee | Offline : 210 +1 more |
Mode Of Exam | offline |
Mode Of Counselling | offline |
Exam Duration | Preliminary Exam:2 Hours 30 Minutes +1 more |
WBPCS West Bengal Public Service Commission Exam (session 2023)
WBPCS Preliminary Exam (session 2023)
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WBPCS Main Exam (session 2023)
Candidates who are applying for WBPSC are advised to read the eligibility criteria carefully before applying for the exam. The detail pertaining to WBPSC eligibility is given below.
Education Qualifications for WBPSC: A candidate must have the following qualifications as clearly stated in the notification released for WBPSC. The qualifications prescribed for appearing in the exam are as per the notified recruitment rules issued by the West Bengal Government. Candidates applying for the exam must fulfill the essential qualifications by the closing date.
Candidates must have a degree of a recognized University.
Candidates must have the ability to read, write and speak in Bengali (not required for those candidates whose mother tongue is Nepali)
Age Limit for WBPSC
Age, as recorded only in the Madhyamik or equivalent certificate, will be accepted. The age limits apply to all candidates whether in Government Service or not.
Age Limit: Between 21 and 36 years
For Group 'B' Service of the West Bengal Police Service only
Nationality for WBPSC
The candidate must be either of the following can apply for WBPSC
To apply for the exam, candidates had to register first by providing all information required for the exam. The application fee for the exam was Rs 210. Candidates have to pay the application fee either online or offline using credit/ debit card, net banking or bank challan. However, candidates of West Bengal belonging to SC, ST categories and PwD candidates from any State were exempted from paying the fee.
Steps to fill the WBPSC application form 2023:
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WBCS is conducted in three phases - prelims, mains and personal interview. Candidates will have to appear in all the stages to be recruited for the various posts announced under West Bengal Civil Services. The prelims exam consists of one paper which is divided into 8 sections. The paper will comprise questions from General Studies.
WBCS Prelims exam will contain 200 objective type questions whereas WBCS mains exam will comprise a total of eight papers - six compulsory papers and one optional subject divided into two papers. All the papers will contain 200 marks each. Candidates will be allotted 3 hours to complete each paper.
The prelims exam of WBCS 2023 will comprise one paper of 200 marks. The exam will contain total 200 objective type questions. As per the marking scheme of WBCS 2023, candidates will be awarded 1 mark for every correct answer in the prelims exam. The exam pattern of WBCS 2023 has been provided in the table below.
WBCS 2023 Exam Pattern - Prelims
Subject | Marks | No. of questions | Duration |
English Composition | 25 | 200 | 2.5 hours |
General Science | 25 | ||
Current Events of National and International Importance | 25 | ||
History of India | 25 | ||
Geography of India with special reference to West Bengal | 25 | ||
Indian Polity and Economy | 25 | ||
Indian National Movement | 25 | ||
General Mental Ability | 25 | ||
Total | 200 |
WBCS Mains exam will contain 6 compulsory papers and two optional papers. Each paper will carry 200 marks and will be held for 3 hours. As per WBCS exam pattern, Paper 1 and 2 along with the two optional papers will consist of conventional type questions while the remaining 6 papers will comprise objective type questions. The mains exam will be held for total 1600 marks. The complete exam pattern of WBCS mains exam has been provided below.
Paper | Subject | Marks | Duration |
Paper 1 | Bengali/ Hindi/ Urdu/ Nepali/ Santali | 200 | 3 hours |
Paper 2 | English | 200 | 3 hours |
Paper 3 | General Studies 1 | 200 | 3 hours |
Paper 4 | General Studies 2 | 200 | 3 hours |
Paper 5 | The Constitution of India and Indian Economy including role and functions of the Reserve Bank of India | 200 | 3 hours |
Paper 6 | Arithmetic and Test of Reasoning | 200 | 3 hours |
Paper 7 | Optional Paper | 200 | 3 hours |
Paper 8 | Optional Paper | 200 | 3 hours |
Total | 1600 | 24 hours |
After the conduct of the Mains exam, a personality test will be held by the Commission. Candidates will be shortlisted for the interview based on marks secured by candidates in the mains exam. The personality test/ Interview will comprise questions pertaining to general interest. The aim of the test to evaluate personal qualities of candidates. The qualities include alertness of mind, logical reasoning, intellectual and moral integrity, leadership and range of interests in candidates. The personality test will be conducted for total 200 marks.
General studies: Unit 01
General studies: Unit 02
General studies: Unit 04
General studies: Unit 05
General studies: Unit 06
General studies: Unit 07
General studies: Unit 08
Bengali (Paper-I): Unit 03
Hindi (Paper-I): Unit 03
Nepali (Paper-I): Unit 03
Santali (Paper-I): Unit 03
Santali (Paper-I): Unit 04
English (Paper-II): Unit 03
General studies-II (Paper-IV): Unit 02
The constitution of India and Indian economy including role and functions of the reserve bank of India (Paper-V): Unit 01
The constitution of India and Indian economy including role and functions of the reserve bank of India (Paper-V): Unit 02
The constitution of India and Indian economy including role and functions of the reserve bank of India (Paper-V): Unit 03
The constitution of India and Indian economy including role and functions of the reserve bank of India (Paper-V): Unit 04
Arithmetic and test of reasoning (Paper-VI): Unit 03
Arithmetic and test of reasoning (Paper-VI): Unit 04
Bengali-Paper-I: Unit 01
Bengali-Paper-I: Unit 02
Bengali-Paper-I: Unit 03
Bengali-Paper-I: Unit 04
Bengali-Paper-I: Unit 06
Bengali-Paper-I: Unit 07
Bengali-Paper-II: Unit 01
Bengali-Paper-II: Unit 12
Bengali-Paper-II: Unit 13
Bengali-Paper-II: Unit 15
Hindi-Paper-I: Unit 01
Hindi-Paper-I: Unit 02
Hindi-Paper-I: Unit 03
Hindi-Paper-II: Unit 01
Sanskrit-Paper-I: Unit 01
Sanskrit-Paper-I: Unit 03
Sanskrit-Paper-I: Unit 04
Sanskrit-Paper-II: Unit 01
Sanskrit-Paper-II: Unit 02
English-Paper-I: Unit 02
English-Paper-II: Unit 02
Pali-Paper-I (Pali linguistics): Unit 02
Pali-Paper-I (Translation): Unit 01
Pali-Paper-I (Translation): Unit 02
Pali-Paper-I: Unit 01
Pali-Paper-II: Unit 01
Pali-Paper-II: Unit 02
Pali-Paper-II: Unit 03
Pali-Paper-II: Unit 04
Pali-Paper-II (Critical study of selected Pali Text): Unit 01
Pali-Paper-II (Critical study of selected Pali Text): Unit 02
Pali-Paper-II (Critical study of Chanda and Alamkara): Unit 02
Arabic-Paper-II: Unit 02
Persian-Paper-I: Unit 01
Persian-Paper-II: Unit 01
Persian-Paper-II: Unit 02
French-Paper-II: Unit 03
Urdu-Paper-I: Unit 01
Urdu-Paper-I: Unit 02
Urdu-Paper-I: Unit 03
Urdu-Paper-II: Unit 01
Urdu-Paper-II: Unit 02
Santali-Paper-I: Unit 01
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Santali-Paper-II: Unit 12
Santali-Paper-II: Unit 16
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Comparative literature-Paper-I: Unit 03
Comparative literature-Paper-II: Unit 01
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Chemistry-Paper-I: Unit 11
Chemistry-Paper-I: Unit 12
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Chemistry-Paper-II: Unit 11
Chemistry-Paper-II: Unit 12
Civil engineering-Paper-I: Unit 01
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Civil engineering-Paper-II: Unit 01
Civil engineering-Paper-II: Unit 02
Civil engineering-Paper-II: Unit 03
Civil engineering-Paper-II: Unit 04
Civil engineering-Paper-II: Unit 05
Civil engineering-Paper-II: Unit 07
Commerce and accountancy-Paper-I: Unit 01
Commerce and accountancy-Paper-I: Unit 02
Commerce and accountancy-Paper-I: Unit 03
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Commerce and accountancy-Paper-II: Unit 01
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Commerce and accountancy-Paper-II: Unit 04
Computer science-Paper-II: Unit 02
Economic-Paper-I: Unit 01
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Economic-Paper-I: Unit 03
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Economic-Paper-I: Unit 05
Economic-Paper-II: Unit 01
Economic-Paper-II: Unit 02
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Electrical engineering-Paper-II: Unit 01
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Electrical engineering-Paper-II: Unit 06
Electrical engineering-Paper-II: Unit 07
Geography-Paper-I (Principles of geography): Unit 01
Geography-Paper-I (Principles of geography): Unit 02
Geography-Paper-II (Regional geography): Unit 01
Geography-Paper-II (Regional geography): Unit 02
Geology-Paper-I: Unit 01
Geology-Paper-I: Unit 02
Geology-Paper-I: Unit 03
Geology-Paper-I: Unit 04
Geology-Paper-I: Unit 05
Geology-Paper-I: Unit 06
Geology-Paper-I: Unit 07
Geology-Paper-II: Unit 01
Geology-Paper-II: Unit 02
Geology-Paper-II: Unit 03
Geology-Paper-II: Unit 04
Geology-Paper-II: Unit 05
Geology-Paper-II: Unit 06
History-Paper-I (Ancient and medieval India): Unit 01
History-Paper-I (Ancient and medieval India): Unit 02
History-Paper-I (Ancient and medieval India): Unit 03
History-Paper-I (Ancient and medieval India): Unit 04
History-Paper-I (Ancient and medieval India): Unit 05
History-Paper-I (Ancient and medieval India): Unit 06
History-Paper-I (Ancient and medieval India): Unit 07
History-Paper-I (Ancient and medieval India): Unit 08
History-Paper-I (Ancient and medieval India): Unit 09
History-Paper-I (Ancient and medieval India): Unit 10
History-Paper-I (Ancient and medieval India): Unit 11
History-Paper-I (Ancient and medieval India): Unit 12
History-Paper-II (Modern India and the world): Unit 01
History-Paper-II (Modern India and the world): Unit 02
History-Paper-II (Modern India and the world): Unit 03
History-Paper-II (Modern India and the world): Unit 04
History-Paper-II (Modern India and the world): Unit 05
History-Paper-II (Modern India and the world): Unit 06
History-Paper-II (Modern India and the world): Unit 07
History-Paper-II (Modern India and the world): Unit 08
History-Paper-II (Modern India and the world): Unit 09
History-Paper-II (Modern India and the world): Unit 10
History-Paper-II (Modern India and the world): Unit 11
History-Paper-II (Modern India and the world): Unit 12
History-Paper-II (Modern India and the world): Unit 13
History-Paper-II (Modern India and the world): Unit 14
History-Paper-II (Modern India and the world): Unit 15
History-Paper-II (Modern India and the world): Unit 16
Mathematics-Paper-I: Unit 01
Mathematics-Paper-I: Unit 02
Mathematics-Paper-I: Unit 03
Mathematics-Paper-I: Unit 04
Mathematics-Paper-I: Unit 05
Mathematics-Paper-I: Unit 06
Mathematics-Paper-I: Unit 07
Mathematics-Paper-II: Unit 01
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Mathematics-Paper-II: Unit 07
Management-Paper-I: Unit 01
Management-Paper-I: Unit 02
Management-Paper-I: Unit 03
Management-Paper-I: Unit 04
Management-Paper-I: Unit 05
Management-Paper-II: Unit 01
Management-Paper-II: Unit 02
Management-Paper-II: Unit 03
Management-Paper-II: Unit 04
Management-Paper-II: Unit 05
Mechanical engineering-Paper-I: Unit 01
Mechanical engineering-Paper-I: Unit 02
Mechanical engineering-Paper-I: Unit 03
Mechanical engineering-Paper-I: Unit 04
Mechanical engineering-Paper-I: Unit 05
Mechanical engineering-Paper-I: Unit 06
Mechanical engineering-Paper-II: Unit 01
Mechanical engineering-Paper-II: Unit 02
Mechanical engineering-Paper-II: Unit 03
Mechanical engineering-Paper-II: Unit 04
Mechanical engineering-Paper-II: Unit 05
Mechanical engineering-Paper-II: Unit 06
Mechanical engineering-Paper-II: Unit 07
Mechanical engineering-Paper-II: Unit 08
Philosophy-Paper-I: Unit 01
Philosophy-Paper-II: Unit 01
Philosophy-Paper-II: Unit 02
Physiology-Paper-I: Unit 01
Physiology-Paper-I: Unit 02
Physiology-Paper-I: Unit 03
Physiology-Paper-I: Unit 04
Physiology-Paper-I: Unit 05
Physiology-Paper-I: Unit 06
Physiology-Paper-I: Unit 07
Physiology-Paper-I: Unit 08
Physiology-Paper-II: Unit 01
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Physics-Paper-I: Unit 01
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Physics-Paper-I: Unit 04
Physics-Paper-I: Unit 05
Physics-Paper-II: Unit 01
Physics-Paper-II: Unit 02
Physics-Paper-II: Unit 03
Physics-Paper-II: Unit 04
Physics-Paper-II: Unit 05
Political science-Paper-I: Unit 01
Political science-Paper-I: Unit 02
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Political science-Paper-I: Unit 14
Political science-Paper-I: Unit 15
Political science-Paper-I: Unit 17
Political science-Paper-I: Unit 18
Political science-Paper-I: Unit 19
Political science-Paper-II (Public administration and international relations): Unit 01
Political science-Paper-II (Public administration and international relations): Unit 02
Psychology-Paper-I: Unit 03
Psychology-Paper-I: Unit 04
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Psychology-Paper-I: Unit 06
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Psychology-Paper-I: Unit 08
Psychology-Paper-I: Unit 09
Psychology-Paper-I: Unit 11
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Statistics-Paper-I: Unit 01
Statistics-Paper-I: Unit 02
Statistics-Paper-I: Unit 03
Statistics-Paper-I: Unit 04
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Statistics-Paper-II: Unit 01
Statistics-Paper-II: Unit 02
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Statistics-Paper-II: Unit 05
Statistics-Paper-II: Unit 06
Zoology-Paper-I: Unit 01
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The preparation tips of WBCS provides candidates with suggestions and instructions on how to prepare for the exam so that candidates can secure better marks in the exam. WBCS preparation tips 2023 has been provided below.
WBCS admit card 2023 is issued online by West Bengal Public Service Commission (WBPSC). The admit card is released for each stage of the exam separately, i.e. prelims, mains and personality test. Candidates can download the admit card of WBCS using their first name or enrollment number and date of birth.
The WBCS 2023 admit card comprises information such as name of candidates, registration number, date, time and venue of the examination, exam day guidelines and other relevant details. If candidates notice discrepancies in the admit card, they have to contact the exam conducting body to get it resolved.
The admit card of WBPSC for the prelims stage will be released online on the official website. Candidates can download the admit card either by entering the enrollment number or first name and date of birth. Candidates can download the admit card till the day of examination. Details like name, date of birth, roll number, time of the exam, exam venue details specified in it. In case of any discrepancy in the admit card, candidates must immediately contact the commission to get it changed.
WBPSC will release the WBCS prelims answer key 2023 on its website. The answer key of WBCS is released in the form of pdf for prelims exam. WBCS answer key displays the correct answers of questions asked in the exam. Through WBCS answer key, candidates can check the number of answers marked correctly and incorrectly in the exam. Based on the number of correct answers, candidates can calculate their probable score.
WBCS result is declared separately for preliminary, mains and final Allotment. WBCS result of mains exam will be announced to shortlist candidates for personality test. The final allotment result of WBCS will be declared based on the marks obtained by candidates in mains and personality test.
WBCS 2023 result for the prelims exam will be declared on the official website. The result is announced in the form of a PDF, containing the roll numbers of all the prelims qualified candidates. Since the prelims stage is qualifying in nature, marks obtained in the prelims exam are not considered during preparation of final merit list. Candidates passing the prelims exam will have to appear for the mains exam, the result of which tentatively will be announced in July 2023.
WBCS result for mains will be announced after the completion of the exam stage. Through the result of WBCS mains, candidates will be selected to appear for Personality Test. After the conduct of personality test, the Commission will prepare the final merit list on the basis of marks secured by candidates in mains and personality test. The merit list will be made available in the form of pdf file consisting the list of candidates who have been shortlisted for appointment to the posts applied under.
The exam conducting body releases WBCS cut off for preliminary examination mains and final allotment. Only those candidates are selected for the mains exam who have secured the Cutoff in the preliminary exam. The cut off for mains exam will be decided based on compulsory and optional papers. WBCS Cut off for final allotment is the marks secured by first and last recommended candidates for selection.
The cut off of WBCS is prescribed by Public Service Commission, West Bengal (PSCWB) to qualify candidates for subsequent exam stages. On the basis of the cutoff, candidates will be selected to appear for the next stage of the exam. WBCS cut off for the prelims exam will be determined by PSCWB to shortlist candidates for the mains exam. Candidates appearing in the Prelims exam must obtain equal to or more than the cutoff fixed by the commission to qualify for the next stage of WBCS 2023.
After the Mains exam has been conducted, the Commission will release the cutoff of WBCS mains. Candidates securing the WBCS cutoff for Mains will be selected to appear for the interview/ personality test. PSCWB will release a final cutoff list after Personality Test has been conducted. The final cutoff will be prepared based on aggregate score in Mains and Personality Test. As per WBCS cut off, candidates securing the minimum prescribed marks will be selected for the posts they have applied.
Public Service Commission, West Bengal (PSCWB) conducts West Bengal Civil Services (WBCS) in three stage - Prelims, Mains and Personality Test. Candidates will be selected for each subsequent stage based on their performance in the previous stage of the exam. Candidates will be shortlisted for Mains exam on the basis of marks obtained in Prelims.
In the Mains exam, candidates securing equal to or more than the cutoff marks prescribed by the Commission will be called for Personality Test. After the conduct of the Personality Test, a final merit list will be prepared based on the combined scores of candidates in Mains exam and Personality Test. On the basis of the final merit list, candidates shortlisted for appointment to selected posts will be called to appear for a medical exam, qualifying which they will be recruited to the posts.
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