BPSC Screening Test study plan

Map the full General Studies syllabus into a one-page checklist covering Indian History, Polity, Geography, Economy, Science and Current Affairs, and mark each subtopic as strong, weak or unknown.

Build a dated timeline of Indian History from the Revolt of 1857 to 1947, writing five key events per decade with one-line significance for each.

Summarise the making of the Indian Constitution by listing the Constituent Assembly debates, the role of the Drafting Committee and the dates of adoption and enforcement.

Start a daily current-affairs log and record national and Bihar-relevant news for all seven days in your own words.

Explain the Preamble, the features of the Constitution and the procedure for amendment, distinguishing the three amendment routes in Article 368.

Compare the Fundamental Rights in Part III with the Directive Principles in Part IV, noting the landmark judgments that shaped their balance.

Describe the three organs of government, the federal structure and the emergency provisions, writing one paragraph each from memory.

Attempt 40 mixed polity questions under timed conditions and log every wrong answer with the reason it was wrong.

Sketch the physical divisions of India and Bihar, labelling major ranges, plateaus, rivers and coastlines on blank outline maps.

Memorise the monsoon mechanism, rainfall distribution and major soil and vegetation types, then self-test with ten recall questions.

Explain the Indian economy's basic structure: sectors, GDP composition, inflation types and the role of the Reserve Bank of India.

Read the Union Budget and Economic Survey highlights and note ten figures likely to be asked in objective form.

Revise Class 6-10 NCERT Science chapter summaries for physics, chemistry and biology, converting each into ten one-line facts.

Explain everyday science phenomena such as why the sky is blue, how a pressure cooker works and how vaccines act, in two sentences each.

List the major scientific discoveries, inventions and their discoverers with the year of each.

Take a 50-question General Science mock test and rework every incorrect item until you can justify the correct option.

Drill arithmetic fundamentals: percentages, ratio and proportion, averages, profit and loss, and simple and compound interest, doing 20 problems per topic.

Solve time-speed-distance, time-and-work and mixtures problems using shortcuts, timing each set of ten to under eight minutes.

Practise reasoning sets on series, analogies, coding-decoding, direction sense and blood relations, 15 questions per type.

Learn to solve seating arrangement and syllogism puzzles using diagrams, completing five of each within 20 minutes.

Build a Bihar-specific fact file covering ancient Magadha, the Mauryas, the Buddhist and Jain sites, and the 1857 and 1942 movements in Bihar.

Note Bihar's administrative structure, districts, divisional headquarters, major rivers and irrigation projects on a single reference sheet.

Record Bihar's current affairs from the past six months, including schemes, appointments, awards and infrastructure projects, with dates.

Review the previous two weeks' error logs and reattempt every missed question without looking at the answer key.

Consolidate Indian History and Polity revision by condensing your earlier notes into one-page revision cards per topic.

Revisit Geography and Economy weak spots flagged in week one and close at least 80 percent of them.

Revise General Science facts and take a second 50-question mock, comparing accuracy with week four.

Read a month's current affairs compilation and convert it into 30 objective-style questions you write yourself.

Take three full-length timed mock tests of 150 questions each, simulating exam-day conditions with no breaks.

Analyse each mock by domain, computing accuracy and time per section, and identify the two weakest areas.

Revise only the revision cards, fact files and error logs, avoiding new material in the final days.

Prepare an exam-day plan covering time allocation per section, question-skipping rules and revision of the admit-card checklist.