As per a tweet made by IPRD Bihar, the BPSC 67th Prelims 2022 exam will be conducted in one day and in one shift. The decision came after a meeting between BPSC officials and the Chief Minister of Bihar, Nitish Kumar. The single-day re-exam date is yet to be announced by the BPSC.
On 30 August 2022, BPSC announced that the BPSC 67th prelims exam 2022 will be held in two phases. The decision was taken in view of not being able to accommodate candidates in a single-day exam. The re-exam dates announced by BPSC are 20 September 2022 and 22 September 2022. Previously, the exam was cancelled on 8 May 2022 due to a question paper leak.
In the prelims exam, 150 questions will be asked from the General Studies paper. The questions will be asked from General Science(standard 10th level), national and international current affairs, Bihar and Indian History, Geography of Bihar, Indian Economy, Indian Polity, Changes in Economy of Bihar post-independence, Indian National movement, and the role of Bihar, and General Mental ability. There are various online sources available for a quick revision of the exam.
There will be negative marks for each wrong answer. The prelims exam will be conducted in offline mode and the questions will be objective in nature. The mains exam will be held offline and questions will be subjective in nature.
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Last Updated | September 02, 2022, 19:09 IST
The single-day re-exam date is yet to be announced by the BPSC. The official announcement regarding the single-day prelims exam will be done soon by BPSC.
As per a tweet made by IPRD Bihar, the BPSC 67th Prelims 2022 exam will be conducted in one day and in one shift. The decision came after a meeting between BPSC officials and the Chief Minister of Bihar, Nitish Kumar. The single-day re-exam date is yet to be announced by the BPSC.
On 30 August 2022, BPSC announced that the BPSC 67th prelims exam 2022 will be held in two phases. The decision was taken in view of not being able to accommodate candidates in a single-day exam. The re-exam dates announced by BPSC are 20 September 2022 and 22 September 2022. Previously, the exam was cancelled on 8 May 2022 due to a question paper leak.
In the prelims exam, 150 questions will be asked from the General Studies paper. The questions will be asked from General Science(standard 10th level), national and international current affairs, Bihar and Indian History, Geography of Bihar, Indian Economy, Indian Polity, Changes in Economy of Bihar post-independence, Indian National movement, and the role of Bihar, and General Mental ability. There are various online sources available for a quick revision of the exam.
There will be negative marks for each wrong answer. The prelims exam will be conducted in offline mode and the questions will be objective in nature. The mains exam will be held offline and questions will be subjective in nature.
As per a tweet made by IPRD Bihar, the BPSC 67th Prelims 2022 exam will be conducted in one day and in one shift. The decision came after a meeting between BPSC officials and the Chief Minister of Bihar, Nitish Kumar. The single-day re-exam date is yet to be announced by the BPSC.
On 30 August 2022, BPSC announced that the BPSC 67th prelims exam 2022 will be held in two phases. The decision was taken in view of not being able to accommodate candidates in a single-day exam. The re-exam dates announced by BPSC are 20 September 2022 and 22 September 2022. Previously, the exam was cancelled on 8 May 2022 due to a question paper leak.
In the prelims exam, 150 questions will be asked from the General Studies paper. The questions will be asked from General Science(standard 10th level), national and international current affairs, Bihar and Indian History, Geography of Bihar, Indian Economy, Indian Polity, Changes in Economy of Bihar post-independence, Indian National movement, and the role of Bihar, and General Mental ability. There are various online sources available for a quick revision of the exam.
There will be negative marks for each wrong answer. The prelims exam will be conducted in offline mode and the questions will be objective in nature. The mains exam will be held offline and questions will be subjective in nature.
