BPSC 70th Notification Posts Details

BPSC 70th Notification Posts Details 

BPSC 70th Notification has been recently released by Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) regarding the 70th Combined Competitive Examination. The document provides details about the available positions and the total number of vacancies in different departments for candidates selected through the exam. Here is a breakdown of the information provided:

• Total Posts: 1,929 across 17 departments.
• Reserved Categories: 799 positions for women, 604 for backward classes, 34 for freedom fighters’ families, and 66 for differently-abled candidates.

Post Details:

1. Sub-divisional Officer / Deputy Collector (Bihar Administrative Service):
   • Pay Level: 9
   • Vacancies: 200
2. Deputy Superintendent of Police (Bihar Police Service):
   • Pay Level: 9
   • Vacancies: 136
3. District Officer (Bihar Finance Service):
   • Pay Level: 9
   • Vacancies: 174
4. Various Departmental Posts:
   • Pay Level: 7
   • Vacancies: 393
5. Rural Development Officer (Bihar Rural Development Service):
   • Pay Level: 7
   • Vacancies: 287
6. Revenue Officer (Bihar Revenue Service):
   • Pay Level: 7
   • Vacancies: 233
7. Supply Inspector (Bihar Supply Service):
   • Pay Level: 7
   • Vacancies: 125
8. Tribal and Scheduled Caste Welfare Officer (Tribal and Scheduled Caste Welfare Department):
   • Pay Level: 7
   • Vacancies: 213
9. Various Departmental Posts (Other):
   • Pay Level: 7
   • Vacancies: 1251

The press briefing indicates that the recruitment process will follow the guidelines set for these posts and include a preliminary and main examination followed by interviews.

It also highlights the breakup of total posts by salary levels, with 678 posts at Level-9 and 1,251 at Level-7.

How to Clear 70th BPSC

Clearing the 70th BPSC Exam requires a focused strategy, as it is a highly competitive exam. Here’s a detailed step-by-step strategy to help you succeed:

1. Understand the Exam Pattern and Syllabus

• Prelims:
  • Single objective paper with 150 marks.
  • The syllabus covers General Studies (GS), including History, Geography, Polity, Economy, Science, and Current Affairs.
• Mains:
  • Four papers: General Hindi (qualifying), General Studies Paper 1, General Studies Paper 2, and an Optional Subject.
  • Total marks for Mains (excluding Hindi) is 900.
• Interview: 120 marks.

Action Points:

• Go through the official 70th BPSC syllabus.
• Make a list of topics to cover in Prelims and Mains.

2. Create a Study Plan

A structured plan is essential to cover the vast syllabus. Divide your preparation time across all subjects:

Daily Plan:

• GS & Current Affairs: 3-4 hours.
• Optional Subject: 2 hours.
• Answer Writing Practice: 1 hour (for Mains).
• Revision: 1 hour.

Weekly Plan:

• Allocate specific days for in-depth study of History, Geography, Polity, Economics, and Science.
• Dedicate one or two days exclusively to optional subject preparation.
• Take out time for Prelims mock tests at least once a week.

3. Master the Static GS Topics

• History: Focus on Bihar’s history along with Ancient, Medieval, and Modern India.
• Geography: Study Indian and Bihar geography, along with economic and physical geography.
• Polity: Thoroughly understand the Constitution, Governance structures, and political developments in Bihar.
• Economy: Focus on both national economic policies and Bihar’s economy, agriculture, and rural development.
• Science: Basic understanding of science and tech, environment, and current trends in scientific development.

Books to Refer:

• History: NCERTs + Spectrum’s Modern History.
• Geography: NCERT + Majid Hussain.
• Polity: Laxmikanth’s Indian Polity.
• Economy: NCERT + Ramesh Singh.
• Science: NCERT (for basics) and newspapers for current affairs.

4. Current Affairs

• Regularly read newspapers (like The Hindu, Indian Express).
• Monthly compilations from magazines such as Pratiyogita Darpan, Vision IAS.
• Focus on Bihar-specific news: government schemes, issues, cultural events, and projects.

5. Optional Subject Strategy

• Pick your optional subject based on interest, overlap with GS, and availability of resources.
• Follow the syllabus strictly and practice answer writing. Some popular options include:
  • History
  • Geography
  • Political Science
  • Sociology
• Refer to IGNOU notes, standard reference books, and past question papers for practice.

6. Practice Answer Writing for Mains

• Start practicing GS answer writing from day one.
• Follow a structured answer format: Introduction, Body, Conclusion.
• Focus on completing answers within the word limit and time constraints.
• Solve previous years’ question papers and join a test series for GS and optional subjects.

7. Mock Tests

• Take Prelims mock tests regularly from trusted institutes like Vision IAS or Insight IAS.
• For Mains, attempt full-length mock tests to practice answer writing.
• Analyze your performance, improve on weak areas, and work on time management.

8. Prepare for the Interview

• Keep up with current affairs related to Bihar, India, and the world.
• Develop strong opinions on major issues like governance, public policy, social issues, etc.
• Prepare your DAF (Detailed Application Form) well – know your educational background, hobbies, and job experiences thoroughly.

9. Revision

• Revision is key to clearing the BPSC exam. Dedicate at least 1-2 hours every day for revision.
• Revise your notes, important facts, and current affairs regularly.
• For Mains, practice multiple revisions of your optional subject and answer writing.

10. Health and Motivation

• Maintain a balanced schedule, ensuring enough rest and exercise to stay physically and mentally fit.
• Stay motivated by setting small targets and rewarding yourself for meeting them.
• Surround yourself with positive, like-minded individuals preparing for the same goal.

Resources:

• Books:
  • BPSC Prelims GS: Lucent’s General Knowledge, NCERT books.
  • Optional: Standard textbooks as per the subject.
  • Current Affairs: Monthly magazines and online resources.
• Websites: BPSC official website, Shabbu Ias , Vision IAS, Insights on India.
• Mobile Apps: BYJU’s Exam Prep, Unacademy, or any current affairs quiz app.

By following these steps, you will cover the full syllabus effectively and build confidence for all stages of the 70th BPSC exam.

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