BPSC Prelims Exam Analysis 2020: Check difficulty level, questions asked
Representational Image. 66th BPSC Prelims Exam 2020 was successfully conducted on 27 December 2020. The BPSC Prelims 2020 exam was scheduled for one shift from 12:00 PM TO 2:00 PM. Candidates who clear the prelims exam will be eligible for the next stage, BPSC Mains Exam 2020. As per Gradeup experts and student’s feedback, the BPSC PT Exam 2020 was moderate to difficult.
Check the detailed BPSC Exam analysis 2020 below which include all the important details about the exam such as the difficulty level of the exam, section-wise analysis, kinds of questions asked, expected cutoff, etc. Candidates can also download the BPSC PT question paper pdf from Gradeup (all sets)
66th BPSC Prelims Exam Highlight
Check the exam pattern of the BPSC PT question paper below to better comprehend the detailed analysis.
Check the section-wise BPSC Prelims Analysis 2020 below. Note the number of questions from each subject and visit Gradeup to check other important details such as expected cutoff and direct link to download the question paper pdf.
Check the detailed BPSC Exam analysis 2020 below which include all the important details about the exam such as the difficulty level of the exam, section-wise analysis, kinds of questions asked, expected cutoff, etc. Candidates can also download the BPSC PT question paper pdf from Gradeup (all sets)
66th BPSC Prelims Exam Highlight
Check the exam pattern of the BPSC PT question paper below to better comprehend the detailed analysis.
- The BPSC Prelims has no negative marking.
- The BPSC question paper saw a high weightage of current affairs and general science questions.
Check the section-wise BPSC Prelims Analysis 2020 below. Note the number of questions from each subject and visit Gradeup to check other important details such as expected cutoff and direct link to download the question paper pdf.
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