r/wbcsprep

Hi. I think this is the high time to create a telegram group atleast for a broader community of WBCS aspirants. The ongoing paper leak issues in other states is severely alarming. I am literally witnessing the crisis everyday. Since last one month one of my friend literally day and night researching and connecting people's for evidences to prove that their state service commission is a total fraud(Maharashtra PCS ). And we all know our WBPCS is not at all trustable body! And moreover the problem is the students are not united here as much in the other states. So atleast a telegram group I think we need.

I AM HERE TO ASK ABOUT THE MAINS QUESTION PATTERN FOR GROUP A.

PAPER 1 - LANGUAGE PAPER ENGLISH/HINDI/BANGLA
PAPER 2 - ENGLISH

PAPER 3- GS 1

PAPER 4 - GS 2

PAPER 5 - POLITY & ECONOMY

PAPER 6 - MATHS & REASONING

OPTION 1 & OPTIONAL 2

CORRECT ME IF I'M WRONG.

when do u guys think clerkship 2025 exam will be held

I am searching for like-minded people who are seriously preparing for WBCS and are willing to share their experience and outlook of the exam with the group. I am 31 years old and trying to clear the exam as soon as possible. If anyone has a link to such groups (whatsapp/telegram), do let me know.

Aaj Clerkship er notice beriyeche. Tried to apply, but couldn't. "Apply Now" click korle bolche "Registration Closed", Login korte parchi na, bolche wrong Enrollment ID, what to do, kindly help.

So, basically I have prepared geo & bio before but others I have zero.

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Aaj ami ekjon aspirant ka payachi jini amar chok khula diyechen .......... uni sotti mohan,

apnarao onek kichu sikhte paren onar theke. Sudhu bhabchi jodi uni aaj amar samne thakten amar ki hoto.

Onar sotti Perfect Perspective.

Hey is there anyone who is going to prepare for WBCS from scratch cuz I am a newbie and as I was preparing for upsc so alongside I thought it will be a good backup and my bengali is not also good in writing so, is there any group or anyone with whom I can talk or connect to discuss about this exam, it would be really helpful to me. Thank you

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Tried multiple times to login to my PSC account starting with WBPSC but getting this error message. Is anyone facing the same problem ?

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Speaking from my own experience of scoring 130+ marks in both WBCS Prelims 2023 and 2024, here is what I would tell current and future aspirants in Bengal.

Before the PSC Miscellaneous exam, YouTube was filled with videos motivating to score 75 out of 75 in GS. These videos may look impressive, but aspirants need to understand the reality behind them.

New students often don't know where to focus their preparation. They see these videos, assuming that scoring full marks is the only way to get selected, and end up wasting valuable time chasing unrealistic targets.

YouTube is full of content, but not all content comes from people with actual exam experience.

Take WBCS Prelims 2024 as an example. Videos claiming to get you 50 out of 50 in History were circulating widely before the prelims. But anyone with experience of the examination knows that, before 2023, scoring around 45/50 in History was possible. After the pattern and difficulty changes, even 40/50 is very good score.

And this is where aspirants need to understand the difference between subjects.

Polity is probably the one subject where, with very strong preparation full marks can be scored.

But subjects such as History and Science are different. Their syllabus is extremely broad, and questions can come from areas that are difficult to predict or cover exhaustively. Expecting 50/50 in History or 25/25 in Science is therefore an unrealistic benchmark for most aspirants.

Yet the constant obsession with full marks creates the wrong mindset

If I don't score 50/50, I won't get selected.

That is simply not how competitive exams work.

The commission has prescribed a syllabus for a reason. Every subject will contain a mix of basic, moderate and difficult questions. Your first objective should be to capture the low-hanging fruits — the questions you are expected to get right with proper preparation.

75% preparation across all subjects is far better than 100% preparation of just one subject.

There is little benefit in knowing one subject inside out if you leave large portions of the syllabus untouched. A well-balanced preparation gives you the ability to pick up marks across the entire paper.

And this becomes even more important for WBCS 2025.

Don't prepare with the mindset of getting 100% in every subject.

Don't chase somebody else's 50/50 screenshot. Build a preparation that allows you to collect marks from the entire paper.

1 month (1st September to 1st October) has passed since WBPSC has notified regarding the publish of WBCS , Clerkship , Miscellaneous results . If soon means more than 1 month ............. they really need to know the dictionary meaning of the word "soon".

Guys, does anyone among you have any insider news when WBCS application will start ??
TIA everyone

Hey. So I am considering appearing for the upcoming Clerkship/Panchayat vacancies as a backup to my CGL preparation.

I'm sorted for the rest of the subjects, but I’m quite confused about the GK section. I’d really appreciate some guidance on how to tackle it effectively.

Thank you!