67th BPSC Prelims Date Released. What to do next?

​67th BPSC Prelims Date Released. What to do next?

Students have been overwhelmed since the date the BPSC Prelims has been released. Now the exam will be conducted in two phases that are on 20.09.2022 (Tuesday) and 22.09.2022 (Thursday) Equipercentile Equality Technique

How to spend the remaining time to make your preparation stronger?
We have brought you these amazing tips on how to spend the remaining time to make your preparation stronger you had been preparing for the exam for a long time, but when it was postponed, it affected your preparation. You slowed down in your preparation, and many even just stopped studying. But now, that the date of the BPSC Prelims has been announced, it's time to get serious about the preparation and give your best to clear the exam. 

The following are the points you must look upon to be most productive in these last days of the exam.

1. Revisions: Your syllabus must have been completed by this time. This is the time to do more and more revisions. Remember, don't try to learn new topics now. Revise what you have already learned and excelled in those topics.

2. Make a list of important topics: Important topics necessarily need not be according to the syllabus and weightage. Check out what is important to you. Which topics need more revisions and what do you need to revise even at the last moment? Make a list of dates you can't remember so you can go over them daily until your exam and ace it. Similarly, make a list of all the topics that need more revisions so that you can study those topics daily.

3. Update Current Affairs Knowledge: Since the date of the exam has been extended, you must be updated with current affairs till August 2022. Learn about national and international current affairs till August 2022, especially the current affairs of Bihar.

4. Schedule: This point needs no elaboration. To bring out the most productivity in these last few days, you must have a proper schedule. Schedule everything. Divide your day into two parts:

• Fix a definite time for mock tests and analyze them.
• Allow time for revisions.

5. Mock Tests: Mock tests help you analyze what kinds of questions will come on the exam and also help you practise each topic in the form of questions. If you are already giving mock tests, you are doing great. Keep giving. But if you have not been given any mock tests yet, don't procrastinate anymore. Start giving mock tests now to strengthen your preparation. 

6. Don't get anxious: This is the most important point. Students start getting anxious when exams come near. Being anxious will do nothing but ruin your preparation. You have been studying hard for the exam, and you are going to make it. This is just an exam. Don't let it disturb your mental health. Have faith in yourself and your preparation.

Myonlineprep is providing a free All India Mock Tests Series for the 67th BPSC Prelims. There will be 10 mock tests as follows:

5 full-length mock tests consist of all subjects (replica of the BPSC prelims exam, it will give a realistic experience).
2 Full-length mock tests of National and International Current Affairs till August 2022. 
2 Full-Length Mock tests from BIHAR Current affairs
1 Full-Length Mock Test from Bihar Special Covering all the topics related to Bihar

Lock in the dates and start revising for the mock tests that will eventually clear your BPSC Prelims.