Best App for BPSC Preparation 2026: 6 Apps Compared (Free & Paid)
There is no shortage of BPSC apps on the Play Store. The hard part is picking one and sticking with it. This guide compares six popular apps for BPSC preparation in 2026 on what actually matters for the 72nd CCE: mock tests, previous year questions, Bihar-specific current affairs, Hindi medium support and price.
Full disclosure: ExamYaari is our app, so it is on this list. We have tried to be fair to every app, including where others do better than us.
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What to Look for in a BPSC Preparation App
Before you download anything, check the app against these five points:
- Mock tests on the latest pattern. BPSC Prelims is 150 questions in 2 hours. Your mocks should feel the same.
- Previous year questions (PYQs). BPSC repeats themes year after year. An app should let you practise PYQs subject-wise, not just as a PDF.
- Bihar-specific current affairs. National current affairs is not enough. Bihar schemes, budget, economic survey and appointments are asked every year.
- Hindi and English. A large share of BPSC aspirants write in Hindi. Questions and solutions should be properly available in both.
- Performance analysis. A score alone does not help. You need to know which subjects and topics are pulling you down.
Best Apps for BPSC Preparation 2026: Quick Comparison
| App | Best for | Hindi + English | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| ExamYaari | Mocks, PYQs, daily current affairs, AI analysis | Yes | Free mocks and current affairs; Premium ₹29/month |
| Testbook | Large number of mock tests and All-India rank | Yes | Some free tests, full series paid |
| Adda247 | Mock tests plus video courses | Yes | Some free tests, full series paid |
| PW (Physics Wallah) | Structured batches and test series | Yes | Paid batches and test series |
| Drishti Learning App | Prelims and Mains test series from Drishti IAS | Yes | Paid test series |
| EduRev | Notes and free study material | Yes | Free content, some paid |
Prices and features change often. Check each app’s current offer before you pay.
1. ExamYaari
ExamYaari is an app for BPSC, BPSC TRE, SSC and banking exams. It is free to download, and ExamYaari Premium costs ₹29 a month, less than ₹1 a day. It is built around three things a BPSC aspirant does every day: attempting mocks, practising PYQs and reading current affairs.
What you get:
- Timed mock tests on the BPSC pattern (free tests available)
- Previous year questions for Prelims and Mains, subject-wise (Premium)
- Daily, weekly and monthly current affairs (free)
- AI analytics that show your strong and weak subjects (Premium)
- Exi AI tutor that explains questions (limited free use, unlimited with Premium)
- Full Hindi and English support
- No ads
Good for: self-study aspirants who want daily practice without paying for a test series.
Not ideal for: anyone who wants long recorded video lectures. ExamYaari is a practice app, not a video course.
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2. Testbook
Testbook has one of the largest BPSC test series for the 72nd CCE, with full-length mocks, NCERT-based tests and subject tests. Its big advantage is scale: a large number of students attempt the same mock, so your All-India rank means something.
Good for: aspirants who want a very large number of tests and are fine with a paid pass.
Keep in mind: most of the full series sits behind Testbook Pass, which also covers many other exams you may not need.
3. Adda247
Adda247 offers a 72nd BPSC CCE Prelims mock test series in Hindi and English, with full-length, sectional and current affairs tests and an All-India rank after each test. It also sells video courses.
Good for: students who want mocks and video classes from one platform.
Keep in mind: Adda247 covers a very wide range of exams, so make sure the specific BPSC product you buy is updated for the latest pattern.
4. PW (Physics Wallah)
PW runs BPSC batches and test series for both Prelims and Mains, including sectional and full-length tests. If you already follow PW teachers, the app keeps everything in one place.
Good for: aspirants who want a guided batch with a fixed timetable.
Keep in mind: batches and test series are paid, and the schedule is fixed, which may not suit working aspirants.
5. Drishti Learning App (Drishti IAS)
Drishti IAS is a well-known name in civil services preparation, especially for Hindi medium. Its BPSC test series runs on the Drishti Learning App, in Hindi and English, with detailed solutions.
Good for: Hindi medium aspirants, and anyone serious about Mains answer writing.
Keep in mind: the test series is paid, and the app is built around Drishti’s courses rather than free daily practice.
6. EduRev
EduRev has a BPSC app with notes, study material and practice questions, much of it free. It works well as a reference library.
Good for: reading notes and quick revision on a budget.
Keep in mind: content comes from many contributors, so quality varies. Cross-check important facts with standard sources.
Which App Should You Choose?
- You want to spend little or nothing: ExamYaari’s free mock tests and current affairs, or Premium at ₹29 a month for PYQs and AI analytics, plus EduRev for notes.
- You want the maximum number of mocks and can pay: Testbook or Adda247.
- You want a teacher-led batch: PW or Drishti.
- You are in Hindi medium: ExamYaari, Drishti and Adda247 all support Hindi well.
One honest tip: do not install five apps. Pick one app for practice and one source for current affairs, and use them every day. Consistency beats collection.
How to Use a BPSC App the Right Way
- Start with PYQs. Solve the last few years’ Prelims papers subject-wise before you touch mocks. They show you what BPSC actually asks.
- Read current affairs daily. Give it 30 minutes a day, with extra time for Bihar-specific news.
- Take one full mock a week at the start, then two to three a week in the last two months.
- Analyse every mock. Spend as long reviewing a test as you spent taking it. Note every wrong answer and why you got it wrong.
- Revise weak topics before the next mock, not after five more.
For the latest exam schedule, read our update on the BPSC 72nd CCE Prelims exam date 2026. Preparing for the teacher exam instead? See our BPSC TRE 4.0 60-day study plan.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Which is the best app for BPSC preparation?
It depends on how you prepare. For low-cost daily practice, ExamYaari is a strong choice: mock tests and current affairs are free, and Premium at ₹29 a month adds PYQ practice and AI analytics. For the largest paid test series, Testbook and Adda247 are popular. For teacher-led batches, PW and Drishti are common picks.
Which is the best free app for BPSC preparation?
ExamYaari has free mock tests and daily current affairs with no ads, and Premium costs only ₹29 a month for PYQ practice and AI analytics. EduRev also has a lot of free notes.
Is there a good BPSC app in Hindi?
Yes. ExamYaari, Drishti Learning App, Adda247, Testbook and PW all offer BPSC content in Hindi.
Can I crack BPSC with only an app and no coaching?
Many aspirants prepare through self-study. An app helps with practice, PYQs and current affairs, but you still need standard books (NCERTs and a Bihar special book) for your basics.
Which app is best for BPSC current affairs?
Choose an app that covers Bihar-specific news, not only national news. ExamYaari publishes daily, weekly and monthly current affairs for BPSC aspirants.
Which app is best for BPSC mock tests?
Testbook and Adda247 have large paid mock test series. ExamYaari has free timed mocks, and its Premium plan (₹29 a month) adds AI analytics of your weak areas.
💡 Start with free BPSC mocks and current affairs. Premium is less than ₹1 a day. Get ExamYaari on Google Play or download on the App Store.
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