BPSC PREVIOUS YEAR QUESTIONS

BPSC PYQ

Previous-year questions are the fastest way to understand what BPSC actually asks. Study the papers, map them to the syllabus and identify recurring concepts before taking mocks.

WHY PYQ MATTERS

Don't just solve PYQs. Decode them.

BPSC itself directs candidates to its Question Booklets section for previous-year examination papers. Habitat IAS uses PYQ as the bridge between the official syllabus, current affairs and mock-test practice.

OFFICIAL RESOURCES

Previous-year BPSC papers

The links below point to official BPSC material. For the complete collection, use the Commission's Question Booklets section and archive.

LATEST2025
71st CCE

71st Combined Competitive Examination — Prelims

Recent BPSC CCE General Studies paper. Use it to understand the latest question style, subject mix and current-affairs orientation.

PrelimsGeneral StudiesOfficial BPSC
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PYQ2019
65th CCE

65th Combined Competitive Examination — Prelims

Important previous-year BPSC General Studies paper for historical trend analysis and repeated-topic identification.

PrelimsGeneral StudiesOfficial BPSC
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ARCHIVE2017
60th–62nd CCE

60th–62nd Combined Competitive Examination — Prelims

Useful for long-term PYQ analysis, recurring concepts and changes in BPSC question framing.

PrelimsGeneral StudiesOfficial BPSC
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COMPLETE COLLECTION

Official BPSC Question Booklets

BPSC's FAQ confirms that previous-year question papers are available through the Examination menu under Question Booklets.

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PYQ ANALYSIS METHOD

How to use BPSC PYQs

Turn a question paper into a preparation database instead of treating it as a one-time test.

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Question Trend

Identify subjects and themes repeatedly tested by BPSC.

02

Topic Mapping

Map every PYQ to a precise syllabus topic.

03

Difficulty

Separate factual, conceptual, analytical and current-affairs questions.

04

Revision

Convert repeated PYQ themes into high-priority revision lists.

HABITAT IAS METHOD

PYQ → Syllabus → Mock → Analysis

First identify the exact syllabus area behind a PYQ. Then revise that area, attempt a timed mock and use the result to find weak subjects and topics.

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