BPSC Trend Analysis

BPSC Polity PYQ Trend Analysis feature image by Pragyesh IAS showing topic-wise weightage, repeated patterns, 377 mapped questions, 36 broad topics, and high-yield preparation strategy from 38th to 71st BPSC.

BPSC Polity PYQ Trend Analysis: Topic-Wise Weightage from 38th to 71st BPSC

Pragyesh IAS / May 6, 2026

BPSC Prelims Trend Analysis feature image by Pragyesh IAS showing topic-wise weightage, PYQ trends from 60–62nd to 71st, subject analysis, and marks-focused preparation strategy.

BPSC Prelims Trend Analysis (60–62nd to 71st)

Pragyesh IAS / February 19, 2026

Stop guessing and start measuring! 📊 Our latest BPSC Prelims Trend Analysis reveals why History, Science, and CA are your 55% anchor. Plus, why Bihar Special is dropping and Geography is rising. Get the 4A Strategy Blueprint now!

BPSC Polity PYQ Trend Analysis: Topic-Wise Weightage from 38th to 71st BPSC
BPSC Prelims Trend Analysis (60–62nd to 71st)
Stop guessing and start measuring! 📊 Our latest BPSC Prelims Trend Analysis reveals why History, Science, and CA are your 55% anchor. Plus, why Bihar Special is dropping and Geography is rising. Get the 4A Strategy Blueprint now!
BPSC Prelims History PYQs Trends That Help You Score High
BPSC Prelims History PYQs Trends That Help You Score High If you’re preparing History for BPSC Prelims, the fastest way to improve your score is to stop treating it as “one syllabus” and start treating it as a question-weighted portfolio.
10 Years of BPSC Prelims : The Most Repeated Modern History Topics Revealed
Maximize your BPSC Prelims score with Pragyesh IAS's detailed Modern History Trend Analysis. Discover the most asked topics, repeated themes, and topic-wise weightage from the 60th to 71st exams. Don't study hard, study smart with this proven blueprint.
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