BPSC Previous Year Question Papers & Mock Tests
This page collects 12 previous year papers for BPSC covering 2011 to 2024, 1,800 questions in all. Each paper runs in a timed interface that matches the real exam, scores itself the moment you submit, and shows a worked solution for every question alongside a topic-wise breakdown of where your marks went. Attempting a full paper under time pressure is what turns syllabus coverage into a score — the analysis afterwards is what tells you which topic to revise next.
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BPSC Papers by Year
BPSC 2024 Papers(1)
BPSC 2023 Papers(2)
BPSC 2022 Papers(2)
BPSC 2020 Papers(1)
BPSC 2019 Papers(1)
BPSC 2018 Papers(2)
BPSC 2017 Papers(1)
BPSC 2015 Papers(1)
BPSC 2011 Papers(1)
BPSC Papers — Frequently Asked Questions
- How many BPSC papers can I practise here?
- There are 12 BPSC papers available, spanning 2011 to 2024. All of them can be attempted online.
- Are the BPSC previous year papers free?
- Yes. Every BPSC paper on AI Test Planet can be attempted free, and you see your score and the correct answers immediately after submitting.
- Do the BPSC previous year papers come with solutions?
- Yes. Each question carries a step-by-step explanation, and your result page breaks performance down by topic so you can see which areas cost you marks.
- How should I use BPSC previous year papers in my preparation?
- Attempt each paper in one timed sitting rather than question by question — the time pressure is half of what the exam tests. Review every wrong answer against its explanation, note the topic, and revise that topic before moving to the next paper.
- Where can I check the BPSC syllabus and exam pattern?
- The full BPSC syllabus, subject weightage and exam pattern are on the BPSC syllabus page, which is linked from the top of this page.
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