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 in your daily routine.
How the planner builds your BPSC plan
You tell it:
- The exam you're preparing for
- Your exam date
- How many hours a day you can study, and when you usually study
The AI builds a daily routine of timed sessions across national General Studies, Bihar-specific GS and current affairs, weighted towards the topics that appear most in previous papers. Add essay practice and General Hindi as sessions of your own.
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, every day rather than saved for the end.
- Current affairs — 30–45 minutes, national plus Bihar.
- 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 timer stops itself when the session is done.
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 you study back after 1, 3, 7, 14, 30 and 60 days, with a harder question each time. By the time you sit the paper, what you covered early is still there.
Features for BPSC prep
- A plan from the BPSC pattern — sessions weighted towards the topics that appear most in previous papers.
- Prelims to Mains — when you move on, rebuild your routine with Plan with AI, or keep a separate plan for each stage.
- Your own sessions — add essay practice, answer writing or General Hindi; they run on the same timer and count towards your study hours.
- Spaced revision — automatic, no manual scheduling.
- Focus timer — measures real study time, not time at the desk.
- Wastage report — shows, session by session, how much of your planned time you actually studied.
- Lumi, your AI mentor — remembers your exam and weak subjects, and checks in when you've gone quiet.
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 exam date, and start with today's first session.