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For most of the exams after graduation you can give exams after completing your graduation in whatever year it may be

For giving any exams after graduation you must complete your graduation. It depends on exam which you are interested in. First complete your graduation and go for it!

Hello,

You have tagged WBPSC and from your profile it seems you belong to West Bengal, if this query is anyway related to West Bengal Civil Service Executive Exam then online registration hasn't commenced yet, it will start from tomorrow, ie..24th December and last date is 15th January, 2021. in case of other active exams such as WB Audit and Accounts Service Exam or Geological/Geo -Hydrological Assistant, you have to do one time registration and accordingly proceed ahead, if you still face any issue kindly elaborate in the comment box below.

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You can do mirror practicing for speaking good english and also practise translation  developed your personality the body language must be in a correct form.

Hope it will be helpful for you

Dear Debajit,

The following are the list of some of the books you can look for preparing for WBCS:

• Objective General English by SP bakshi
• General Science by Tara Chand'
• Yojana
• Swadesh Sabhyata and Biswa by Jiban Mukhopadyay
• Bharat O Paschimbangar Bhugol by Kartick Chandra Mandal
• Bharater Sangbidhan O Shashon Byabostha By Anadi Kumar Mahapatra
• Bharater Arthaniti By Joydeb Sarkel

All the best

HELLO ASPIRANT,

you can refer to the youtube lectures for course in bengali version or you can simply buy a graduate level psychology book from a nearby stationary store.

it will surely help you, if the book is not available , you can search for scanned copies online .

hope that helps

all the best

hi,

reading news papers is a really good choice to gain your knowledges of current affairs, now coming to wbcs exam it would be best if you have idea of last 1 year current affairs. you may study bankars adda magazine, also pratiyogita darpan is a good option. also you may follow last year papers of wbcs and ssc exams current years gk questions. I would recommend times of India, since it has better upto date information. however you may also read regional papers.

wbcs is one of the toughest exam , every year numerous students apply for the exam, so beside study you must practice a lot. it would be best if you follow a daily routine and manage your studies on schedule.

best of luck for your future endeavor.

hello aspirant,

Psychology optional, which is favoured as an optional subject for WBCS Mains examination is because it is a simple subject, it is a safe subject, and is considered a scoring subject

Sociology has turned out as a vital part of General Studies paper and as optional paper in Civil Services Mains Examination. it is one of the easiest optional subjects  if compared to other subjects.

Public administration is a popular optional ,the subject have a large number of takers .

although, PSYCHOLOGY IS CONSIDERED TO BE THE EASIEST AND THE MOST SCORING SUBJECT.

Hey Shuva

I would like to tell you that please dont choose your optional subjects by the list of the subjects that is taken by maximum candidates but on the basis of what subjects you like and want to persue. Be it history, polity, sociology or anything else the only thing that matters is how good you can be at that subject.

However over the years the subjects which have been chosen as optional by most students were psychology, literature(native language), zoology, anthropology, mathematics etc (depending on the stream you are from).

There are a few things you need to keep in mind while choosing your optional subject:

If the study material for that subject is available

If that subject will get you good scores

Your interest, aptitude and capacity

Time you need to study that subject

If the syllabus of that subject is overlapping other subjects taken by you.