BPSC 67th Combined Competitive Examination dates are announced! - Noida

As per the latest updates by the BPSC (Bihar Public Service Commission), the exam for the 67th (Preliminary) Combined Competitive Examination is going to take place on 8th May 2022. Many candidates appear in this examination from all over India and it’s the reason why this is a highly competitive exam. So if you are going to appear in this examination, you have to tie your shoes and buckle up your strength in order to score good and secure your seat.

Candidates who applied for the 67th BPSC exam should make the most of their time and study for the upcoming exam. Here I am sharing with you some tips and tricks which you can apply in these last days to revise the whole syllabus as we have only 2 weeks in our hands.

1. Revision Of Previously Covered Topics
You don't need to pick a new topic for your preparation at the last minute because this would cause you to doubt yourself throughout the exam.
You can revise using several BPSC Mock Test Series in the 67th (Preliminary) Combined Competitive Examination to cover the Syllabus in your revision days since you only have a few days left. You can use Testwale.com for this since I practise with their Online Test Series Of 67th (Preliminary) Combined Competitive Exam for my preparation and they cover the entire syllabus in a suitable weighted manner. This, I believe, will aid us in our examination.

2. Revision by Section
I'm sure you did some self-reflection when studying by going through the previous year's question papers If you haven’t introspected yourself, you can visit Testwale as they are providing Free P.Y.Q Papers PDF with solutions of the 67th (Preliminary) Combined Competitive Exam. You should be aware of whatever topic requires your immediate attention and time. Because their Test series for the 67th (Preliminary) Combined Competitive Exam is created by topic experts, you should practise a few Sectional Tests at Testwale.com. Their test series bucket is brimming with the most recent and earlier questions.

3. Time-Bound Approach
You know which area needs the most attention, so start with your weak point and work your way up to the strong one. This will boost your confidence, but keep in mind that you will need to set a deadline for yourself because you will not have much time to revise and cover the entire syllabus.

4. Give Proper Rest To Yourself
It's human nature to get worried before a large exam or task, and this impacts our performance. As a result, we must make a conscious effort to get 6-7 hours of sleep. In addition to sleep, we should concentrate on ourselves for a few minutes in the morning to keep our minds peaceful.

All the best to those who will be taking the 67th (Preliminary) Combined Competitive Exam. I hope you find this blog useful in your revision.

All the very best !

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