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For BPSC aspirants

A BPSC plan that holds from Prelims to Interview.

General Studies, Bihar history and geography, essay practice and General Hindi — Lighthouse Prep turns the whole cycle into a daily routine you can keep.

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BPSC is a long cycle — Prelims, a descriptive Mains, and an interview, spread across months. The syllabus looks like UPSC's from a distance, but the exam that decides your rank is the Bihar-specific material and the descriptive papers, and those are exactly the parts candidates postpone.

Lighthouse Prep keeps them on the calendar.

How it structures BPSC prep

You configure once:

  • Stage you're targeting (Prelims, Mains, or the full cycle)
  • Target exam date
  • Daily study hours
  • Whether you're also preparing for UPSC or another state PSC

The AI plan generates a daily schedule across national General Studies, Bihar-specific GS, essay practice, General Hindi and current affairs — weighted to the stage you're in.

A typical BPSC study day

  • Morning session — one national GS subject in depth (Polity, History, Geography, Economy).
  • Bihar-specific block — state history, geography, economy or schemes, scheduled daily rather than saved for the end.
  • Current affairs — 30–45 minutes, national plus Bihar, with the previous week's items resurfacing automatically.
  • Descriptive practice — essay or answer writing, depending on the week.
  • Lighter session — General Hindi, or revision of an older topic.

Each session has a topic and a duration. You start the timer, study, and the plan moves on.

Spaced revision across a long cycle

The reason strong candidates miss Prelims is rarely effort — it's that a topic studied in month two is gone by month eight.

Lighthouse Prep brings every topic back at 1 day, 3 days, 7 days, 21 days and 60 days. By the time you sit the paper, what you covered early is still there.

Features for BPSC prep

  • Bihar GS as its own track — state material gets scheduled time, not leftovers.
  • Prelims-to-Mains switching — the same plan reweights when you change target stage.
  • Descriptive practice tracking — essays and answers counted over months, not guessed at.
  • Spaced revision — automatic, no manual scheduling.
  • Focus timer — measures real study time, not time at the desk.
  • Wastage analytics — shows which days and sessions actually break your concentration.
  • Lumi AI mentor — explains GS concepts in plain language when a topic won't land.

Who this is for

  • First-attempt candidates who need structure for a full cycle
  • Working candidates fitting BPSC around a job
  • Repeat candidates rebuilding after a near miss
  • Anyone preparing for BPSC and UPSC in parallel

Build your BPSC plan today

Open the app, set your stage and target date, and start with today's first session.

Frequently asked questions

Does it cover Bihar-specific General Studies?
Yes. Bihar history, geography, polity, economy and state current affairs are added as their own subjects, so they get scheduled time rather than being squeezed in around national GS. This is where most BPSC candidates lose marks, so the planner treats it as first-class.
How does it handle the General Hindi paper?
General Hindi is qualifying but still costs candidates the exam every year. You add it as a light recurring session — short, frequent blocks rather than a last-month scramble — and the planner keeps it in the rotation without eating your GS time.
Can it plan essay writing for Mains?
You can schedule essay practice as a repeating session with a target number per week. The planner tracks how many you have actually written over months, so the gap between intention and practice stays visible.
I'm preparing for BPSC and UPSC together. Does that work?
Yes, and it is common. Create both as separate exams. The overlapping GS work counts once, while Bihar-specific topics and the Hindi paper stay on the BPSC track. Each exam keeps its own target date and progress.
Is it free?
The core planner, timer and revision system are free.

Ready to start?

Set your exam, set the date, and run today's first focused session.

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