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71st BPSC Mains Test Series
71st BPSC Mains 2025 | GS + Essay Marks Improvement Program (MIP) | Test Series
Crack BPSC Mains with confidence! Designed by Ayush Krishna (IFS, AIR-6, CSE) and team, our flagship 71st BPSC Mains Test Series program ensures systematic coverage, regular evaluation, and proven success.
71st BPSC Mains 2025 (GS + Essay) MIP | Test Series
- 30 Tests in Total
- Face-to-Face Evaluation & General Evaluation
- Mentorship by Ayush Krishna (IFS)
- Model Answer + QCAB
Fees: ₹8000/-
71st BPSC Mains 2025 (Essay) MIP | Test Series
- 8 Tests in Total
- Face-to-Face Evaluation & General Evaluation
- Mentorship by Ayush Krishna (IFS)
- Model Answer + QCAB
Fees: ₹4000/-
Why Choose The 71st BPSC Mains Test Series?
- 30 Tests in Total – 18 Sectional + 12 Full-Length Tests
- 6 Comprehensive Booklets covering all papers and special topics
- Model Answer + QCAB (Question cum Answer Booklet)
- Face-to-Face Essay Mentorship with Ayush Krishna (IFS)
- Expert Evaluation of GS papers
- Flexible Mode: Take tests online or offline
- High Hit Ratio – Proven record in 70th BPSC Mains
📘 6 Comprehensive Booklets (List)
- Essay – MIB
- Modern History of India and Indian Culture
- Indian Polity
- Indian Economy and Geography of India
- The role and impact of science and technology in the development of India
- Current Affairs and BPSC Special
71st BPSC Mains Test Series Program Test Structure
📘 Sectional Tests (18 Tests)
- Essay – 5 Tests
- Modern History & Culture – 2 Tests
- Current Affairs – 2 Tests
- Statistics/Graphs/Diagrams – 2 Tests
- Polity – 2 Tests
- Economy & Geography – 2 Tests
- Science & Tech – 2 Tests
- Bihar Special – 1 Test
📗 Full-Length Tests (12 Tests)
- General Hindi – 3 Tests
- Essay – 3 Tests
- General Studies Paper I – 3 Tests
- General Studies Paper II – 3 Tests
70th BPSC Mains Hit Ratio (Proven Success) ✨
Our 70th BPSC Test Series achieved an exceptional hit ratio, with most questions directly reflecting the actual Mains exam:
- Quit India Movement in Bihar (Azad Dasta) – appeared as it is.
- Santhal Uprising – directly matched.
- Champaran Indigo Movement – repeated with identical framing.
- Patna Kalam Painting – same question in the exam.
- Western Education in Bihar (1858–1914) – direct overlap.
- One Nation, One Election Debate – covered in the test, asked in the exam.
- Criminalisation of Politics in Bihar – mirrored in the actual question.
- Caste as Political Phenomenon – directly matched.
- Millets & Food Security – exact match with government policy angle.
- Yoga & Spiritual Consciousness – same theme repeated.
👉 This proves our test series not only prepares you but also predicts with precision.
71st BPSC Mains Syllabus
| Paper | Marks | Topics / Content |
|---|---|---|
| General Hindi (Qualifying) | 100 marks | Essay, Grammar, Syntax, Summarisation |
| General Studies Paper I | 300 marks | Modern History of India; Indian Culture; History of Bihar; Role of Bihar in Indian National Movement; specific historical events (Santhal Uprising, 1857 Rebellion, Champaran Satyagraha, Quit India Movement etc.); Art & Culture (Patna Kalam etc.); Current National & International Events; Statistical Analysis / Diagrams & Graphs / Data Interpretation. |
| General Studies Paper II | 300 marks | Indian Polity & Constitution; Indian Economy; Geography of India (with Bihar); Role & Impact of Science & Technology in India’s development; social, physical, economic geography; planning etc. |
| Essay Paper | 300 marks | Essays on a variety of socio‐economic, political, administrative, environmental topics; also philosophical/moral type; possibly themes like Self-Reliant India, Digital India, issues of Bihar etc. |
| Optional Subject | 300 marks | Chosen by candidate from the optional subject list (as per BPSC rules) – details of the subjects are listed on official syllabus. |
Important Notes
- The General Hindi paper is qualifying — you must clear a minimum mark (often ~30%), but its marks are not counted in the merit total.
- Mains merit is calculated from the Sum of GS Paper I, GS Paper II, Essay, and Optional (excluding the qualifying Hindi).
- Prelims marks are not counted in the final merit; they are only for screening.