BPSC Mock Test 2026: Online Tests for 72nd CCE Prelims
Practise BPSC prelims in the current pattern and learn how to analyse every attempt.
A BPSC mock test lets you rehearse the prelims paper before the real day. It shows where you lose marks, how you handle time and whether your score is close to the cut off.
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Why BPSC Mock Tests Matter
The prelims has negative marking and an Option E, so strategy matters as much as knowledge. Mocks teach you when to attempt a question and when to leave it. Confirm the latest pattern on the official BPSC website.
Current Prelims Pattern
Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
Number of questions | 150 |
Question type | Objective, multiple choice |
Negative marking | One-third mark per wrong answer |
Option E | Available for questions you choose not to attempt |
Types of Tests to Practise
Topic tests: Short tests to build strength in one subject.
Sectional tests: Practice on History, Polity, Geography, Economy and Bihar topics.
Full-length mocks: Complete papers to build stamina and test strategy.
Previous year practice: Questions that show how the commission frames topics.
How to Take a BPSC Mock Test
Sit at fixed hours: Match the real exam time and avoid breaks.
Attempt in rounds: Answer sure questions first, then the doubtful ones.
Use Option E wisely: Skip questions where you are guessing between all options.
Apply negative marking: Check your score after deductions, not just correct answers.
How to Analyse Your Result
Spend as much time on analysis as on the test. Sort errors into three groups: concept gaps, careless mistakes and wrong guesses. Note the topic for each and revise it within two days. Track your score trend across tests and compare it with the BPSC cut off benchmark for your category.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Taking many tests without reviewing them.
Guessing every question despite negative marking.
Skipping Bihar-specific topics.
Judging progress from a single score.