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BPSC Kosh

Frequently asked questions

How BPSC Kosh works, where the copies come from, and how to share or remove one.

What is BPSC Kosh?

A free library of real evaluated BPSC Mains answer copies, cut question by question. Pick a question and you see every topper who answered it, side by side, best marks first.

Where do the copies come from?

BPSC gives every candidate their own evaluated copy. These copies were shared publicly by candidates and on Telegram channels. BPSC Kosh does not own them; see the disclaimer.

Which exams and papers are covered?

The 68th, 69th and 70th BPSC Mains: GS-I, GS-II and the Essay, in English and Hindi medium. Older and newer exams are added as copies come in.

How are the copies organised?

By paper, then by syllabus topic in the order you study it (GS-I history starts with Mauryan art, then caves, temples, Pala art, Patna Kalam and so on), then by question. Inside a question, toppers are sorted by the marks BPSC gave them.

Is it free?

Yes. No sign-up, no fee, nothing sold. BPSC Kosh is made in collaboration with Pagewood, a deep-focus study timer; its link is the only promotion on the site.

How do I search?

Use “Find a question” at the top: type words in any order (“monsoon bihar”), a topper’s name, or a question number (“68th 1d”, “Q1(d)”). Filter by year, by medium, or by a keyword topic such as Polity or Economy.

What do “Read” and “★ Saved” do?

Every question you open is ticked as read, and the topic list shows how many you have read. Tap ☆ Save to keep a question, and “★ Saved” to see your list. Both stay in this browser on this device; clearing your browser data resets them.

What does * after a name mean? What is “no marks”?

A name or rank with * comes from the Telegram post or file name and may be wrong. “No marks” means the copy came without BPSC’s score sheet.

Are these model answers?

No. They are real answers written under exam conditions. Learn how they are built (structure, headings, examples) and check the facts yourself.

Can I share my own copy?

Please do. See Share or donate a copy: send it on Telegram to @BpscKoshBot or by email, with the name to show or “anonymous”.

A copy here is mine. How do I get it removed?

Open the copy and tap “Report or remove this copy”, or use the removal form. It will be taken down.

Is there an app?

Not yet. The site works on any phone browser; use “Add to Home screen” to open it like an app.

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