BPSC INTERVIEW 53rd -55th COMBINED COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION

BPSC INTERVIEW

53^rd -55^th MAINS EXAMINATION

Mains examination is over and according to the sources answer sheet checking is in process, and it is said that BPSC chairman K.C. Saha is monitoring the whole process so that it is completed in two to three months. However it will take time. One can expect mains result latest by December-January. But those who have appeared in mains examination, shouldn’t waste their time, they should start preparation for interview. Interview is important in BPSC. Because it has seen that differences between the cutoff marks and a large number of mains qualified students marks were not so wide. Hence 150 marks of interview matter. Since currently there are three members in BPSC, namely K.C. Saha (Chairman),  Syed Imtiaz Uddin (Member) and Rajyabardhan Sharma (Member) so, there will be three board of interview. Each board contains five members including chairman. Members of BPSC chair the board. Here I am presenting some of the experiences of those students who appeared in interview and some of the questions asked from them:

1. Experiences say that at first instances they ask your roll number. If your roll number is 12345, then don’t tell it like “Ek Lakh Teis Hazar Paitalish”. But simply say 12345.

2. Your background knowledge will play important role. One student belonging to Vaishali was asked to tell about the historical importance of Vaishali. Similarly your education background (institution, degree, subjects etc) will also play major role. One student was asked about MA degree and JNU.

3. Development of Bihar: Must remember new emergence of Bihar. So you must be acquainted with recent achievements of Bihar in different sectors, particularly economic achievements. One students was asked that whether corruption exist in Bihar or not.

4. Current Happenings: You must gather information on national and international events. Last year a question was asked: why Barak Obama was given a Nobel Prize? Will you justify that? One more question was asked about Tony Blair. This year topics like Olympic, South China Sea, Grid failure, President Election, Syria wars etc are important.

5. National and State issues: You need to aware with the issues which are finding headlines in newspapers. Last year a question was asked about Naxalism. This year corruption, Lokpal bill, Economic reforms etc are burning issues.

There are more topics and fields from which questions are being asked and might be asked. So Keep reading newspapers and current magazines and discuss with friends and organize mock interviews with your group. Best of luck.
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