BPSC APO Syllabus 2022: Download detailed subject-wise syllabus PDF here!

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1. The exam pattern for APO Consists of prelims, mains and interview round.
2. BPSC APO Syllabus for prelims includes General Studies and Law.
3. While for mains it consists of General Studies, English and Hindi, and Law.

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BPSC APO Syllabus

We have covered the syllabus of mains and prelims separately for the benefit of candidates. The syllabus should be covered in depth as in interview too one can find a number of questions from topics which are included in the syllabus.

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BPSC APO Syllabus: Prelims

The syllabus for prelims of BPSC APO Exam is as given below:

Topic	Sub Parts
1.General studies	History including ancient, medieval, modern. Indian Polity  Economics of India Geography of world and India Current affairs and events in news Candidates should prepare these topics specific to the state of Bihar too.
2.Law	Three laws primarily- Indian Penal Code, 1860 Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Indian Evidence Act, 1872

 
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BPSC APO Syllabus: Mains

The syllabus for the mains exam is follows:

1.General Studies	Current events of international importance National and General Science Geography of India & Bihar General Knowledge including Current Affairs History of India and salient features of the history of Bihar Indian Culture Major geographical divisions of Bihar and important rivers India’s state system and economic system Indian Political System India’s national movement and Bihar’s contribution to it Major changes in Bihar’s economy after independence
2.Hindi Language	Grammar Essay Writing Syntax
3.Law	Indian Penal Code, 1860 Indian Evidence Act, 1872 Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Other Laws The Arms Act, 1959 Dowry Prohibition Act, 1961 The Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989 Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988 Explosive Substances Act, 1908 The Poxo Act, 2012
4. English Language	Summary Writing Essay Writing Letter Writing Report Writing

 
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BPSC APO Exam Pattern

BPSC APO Exam Pattern: Prelims

 

PAPER	NAME OF THE TOPIC	NO.OF MARKS
Paper 1	General Studies	100 marks / 100 questions
Paper 2	Law	100 marks/ 100 questions

 

BPSC APO Exam Pattern: Mains 

This is a subjective type stage, where candidates will have to write detailed answers. This stage is conducted over a span of few days. The mains consists of 7 papers, each carrying 300 marks. The time duration for each paper is 3 hours.
 

PAPER	NAME OF THE TOPIC	NO.OF MARKS
1.	General Studies	100
2.	Hindi Language	100
3.	English Language	100
4.	Indian Penal Code, 1860	150
5.	Indian Evidence Act, 1872	150
6.	Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973	150
7.	Other Laws	150

The candidates who successfully clear their mains are eligible to appear for the interview round.

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BPSC APO Syllabus FAQs

Q1. What is the process for BPSC APO Exam?

A1. The BPSC APO Exam is a three-stage process i.e.- prelims, mains, and interview.

Q2 What is the difference between BPSC APO prelims and mains?

A2. The BPSC APO prelims is objective type while mains is subjective type.

Q3 What are the dates for the BPSC APO mains exam?

A3. The BPSC APO mains exam will be held on 24th, 25th, 26th, and 27th August 2021.

Q4 What are the papers in  BPSC APO prelims?

A4. The  BPSC APO prelims consist of General Studies and Law.

Q5 What is the syllabus general studies in BPSC APO prelims?

A5. The BPSC APO general studies consist of 

1. History including ancient, medieval, modern.
2. Indian Polity 
3. Economics of India
4. Geography of world and India
5. Current affairs and events in news