This page on wbpscupsc.com is a one-stop resource for WBPSC Clerkship exam aspirants covering:

• Subject-wise previous year questions — History, Geography, General Knowledge, English, Arithmetic, and Current Affairs
• Mock Tests — full practice sets to simulate the real exam
• FAQ section — the most commonly searched WBPSC Clerkship exam questions answered clearly

Everything is organized in one page so aspirants can prepare without jumping between multiple websites.

Yes — all subject-wise previous year questions on wbpscupsc.com are completely free.

No registration, no subscription, and no hidden charges are required for the History, Geography, General Knowledge, English, Arithmetic, and Current Affairs practice on this page.

Mock Tests are provided through our dedicated platform, wbcsmocktest.com, which offers a mix of free and paid tests.

wbpscupsc.com is a free Bengali-language educational website dedicated to competitive exam preparation. It covers:

• UPSC Civil Services Exam
• WBPSC — West Bengal Public Service Commission (including Clerkship)
• WBCS — West Bengal Civil Service
• Gram Panchayat Recruitment Exam
• Subject-wise previous year question papers for all these exams

Especially useful for Bengali-medium aspirants from West Bengal who want free, organized study content in their own language.

All WBPSC Clerkship questions on this page are organized subject-wise for focused, targeted practice:

• History
• Geography
• General Knowledge
• English
• Arithmetic
• Current Affairs

This organization helps aspirants focus on weak subjects, practice topic by topic, and track improvement — instead of solving all subjects mixed together.

Yes. This page includes a dedicated Mock Tests section with:

• Practice – PYQs: Practice sets built from WBPSC Clerkship previous year questions
• Mock Tests: Full-length mock tests hosted on our mock test platform, wbcsmocktest.com

Please note that while the previous year question practice here is completely free, the Mock Tests platform includes both free and paid tests.

No downloadable copies are provided. wbpscupsc.com does not offer any file downloads for WBPSC Clerkship question papers.

All previous year questions are available for direct online practice, so you can attempt them anytime on any device without needing to save or manage any file.

wbpscupsc.com stands out for WBPSC Clerkship preparation because:

• Subject-wise organization — practice History, Geography, GK, English, Arithmetic and Current Affairs separately
• Completely free previous year question practice — no registration or payment
• Bengali language support — helpful for local aspirants across West Bengal
• Correct answers shown for every previous year question
• Regularly updated — new questions added as the exam cycle progresses

Bookmark this page and use it as your primary free resource for WBPSC Clerkship exam preparation.

wbpscupsc.com provides WBPSC Clerkship previous year questions organized subject-wise for free — one of the most useful free resources for aspirants.

On this page, questions are sorted by History, Geography, General Knowledge, English, Arithmetic and Current Affairs.

Why subject-wise PYQ matters: it reveals which topics are repeated most often, how questions are typically framed, and which subject needs more attention — all without spending anything.

wbpscupsc.com is updated regularly to keep the content relevant and current.

• New previous year questions are added as they become available
• Exam information is revised as official updates are announced

Aspirants are encouraged to bookmark this page and revisit regularly to access newly added WBPSC Clerkship questions and updates.

Practicing WBPSC Clerkship questions subject-wise is more strategic because:

• Identifies weak topics clearly, subject by subject
• Builds pattern recognition for how each subject’s questions are framed
• Enables focused revision right after practicing a subject
• Builds confidence by mastering one subject at a time

This is exactly why wbpscupsc.com has organized all WBPSC Clerkship questions subject-wise on this page — completely free for every aspirant.

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The WBPSC Clerkship Exam is a state-level examination conducted by the West Bengal Public Service Commission to recruit Lower Division Clerks and similar clerical staff for the Secretariat, Directorates, district offices, and regional offices across West Bengal, including Kolkata.

It is one of the most popular state government exams because it offers a stable desk-based government career without any physical efficiency test.

WBPSC Clerkship recruitment mainly fills:

• Lower Division Clerk (LDC)
• Clerk-cum-Typist and similar clerical posts

These posts are placed in various government departments, Secretariat offices, Directorates, and district-level offices across the state.

The exact number of clerical vacancies changes with every recruitment cycle and is confirmed only when WBPSC releases the official notification.

Aspirants should always check the official WBPSC notification on psc.wb.gov.in for the confirmed post-wise and category-wise vacancy breakup.

WBPSC Clerkship Part I is an objective-type MCQ exam with:

• 100 questions carrying 100 marks total (1 mark each)
• Duration of 1 hour 30 minutes (90 minutes)
• Subjects: English, Arithmetic, and General Studies
• Negative marking of 0.25 marks for every wrong answer

Candidates must qualify Part I before appearing for Part II.

WBPSC Clerkship Part II is a descriptive (conventional-type) written exam with:

• Total 100 marks, divided into Group A and Group B (50 marks each)
• Group A: English
• Group B: a regional language of the candidate’s choice — Bengali, Hindi, Urdu, Nepali, or Santali
• Duration of about 1 hour (60 minutes)

This stage mainly tests drafting, precis writing, and translation skills.

No, there is no personal interview in WBPSC Clerkship recruitment.

Selection is based on Part I (Objective), Part II (Descriptive), and a qualifying Computer Knowledge and Typing Test — the final merit list is prepared from the Part I and Part II marks only.

The WBPSC Clerkship Part I syllabus covers three main subjects:

• English — grammar, vocabulary, sentence structure, comprehension
• Arithmetic — basic mathematics and number-related topics
• General Studies — history, geography, current affairs, and general awareness

The overall difficulty level is generally comparable to the Madhyamik (Class 10) standard.

The English section of WBPSC Clerkship Part I mainly tests:

• Grammar and correct usage
• Vocabulary
• Sentence structure
• Reading comprehension

Part II Group A also tests English through report drafting, precis writing, and translation.

The General Studies section typically includes:

• History of India
• Geography of India
• Indian culture and famous places in India
• National and international current news
• Indian polity and economic problems
• India and its neighbouring countries, and world organizations

Since this section is broad, subject-wise practice of History, Geography, and Current Affairs separately makes revision far more effective.

The Arithmetic section of WBPSC Clerkship typically includes:

• Ratio and Proportion
• Percentage
• Profit and Loss
• Discount and Simple Interest
• Simplification, Decimals, and Recurring Decimals
• LCM, HCF, and Number System

Regular practice of subject-wise previous year Arithmetic questions helps build both speed and accuracy.

History questions for WBPSC Clerkship mainly come under General Studies and cover:

• Ancient and Medieval History of India
• Modern Indian History, including the freedom movement
• Important historical events, personalities, and dates

Practicing History-specific previous year questions helps you separate this topic from the broader General Studies portion for focused revision.

Geography questions for WBPSC Clerkship generally include:

• Geography of India and West Bengal
• Physical geography — rivers, mountains, climate
• Famous places in India
• India and its neighbouring countries

This is one of the recurring scoring areas within the General Studies portion of Part I.

The Current Affairs portion of General Studies focuses on:

• National news of the past several months
• Important events related to West Bengal and India
• Major international developments

Reading a daily newspaper and keeping a short revision notebook is one of the most effective ways to stay prepared for this section.

WBPSC Clerkship Part II is a descriptive, conventional-type exam that tests:

• Drafting a report in English from given points
• Condensing a prose passage (precis/summary)
• Translation between English and the chosen regional language

Neat handwriting, correct grammar, and staying within the prescribed word limit all matter for scoring well here.

For Part II Group B, candidates can choose one regional language from:

• Bengali
• Hindi
• Urdu
• Nepali
• Santali

Most candidates from West Bengal choose Bengali, since it is the language they are most comfortable drafting and translating in.

After qualifying Part I and Part II, candidates must clear a qualifying Computer Knowledge and Typing Test, which requires:

• Basic knowledge of computer operations
• A typing speed of at least 20 words per minute in English, or 10 words per minute in Bengali

Marks from this stage are not added to the final merit list, but clearing it is compulsory to get selected.

Basic eligibility for WBPSC Clerkship includes:

• Educational Qualification: Passed Madhyamik (Class 10) from the West Bengal Board of Secondary Education or an equivalent recognized board
• Nationality: Must be an Indian citizen
• Computer Literacy: Basic computer operation knowledge with the required typing speed

Always confirm the complete eligibility conditions from the official WBPSC notification before applying.

General category candidates typically need to be between 18 and 40 years of age as on the cut-off date specified in the notification.

Standard age relaxation is usually available for:
• OBC candidates
• SC and ST candidates
• PwBD and other reserved categories as per government rules

Exact relaxation figures are confirmed only in the official notification.

Yes. In WBPSC Clerkship Part I, 0.25 marks are deducted for every incorrect answer.

This makes accuracy and smart guessing strategy just as important as speed while attempting the 100 objective questions within the 90-minute time limit.

Selected candidates for WBPSC Clerk posts receive a monthly salary as per the applicable state government pay level, along with standard allowances such as DA, HRA, and medical allowance.

The exact pay band and in-hand salary figures are confirmed in the official recruitment notification and may vary slightly with government pay revisions.

WBPSC Clerkship Part I questions are set in English and Bengali.

For Part II Group B, candidates can choose to write in Bengali, Hindi, Urdu, Nepali, or Santali based on their preference and comfort.

The WBPSC Clerkship selection process follows these stages in order:

1. Part I — Objective (Preliminary) Exam
2. Part II — Conventional (Descriptive/Main) Exam
3. Computer Knowledge and Typing Test — qualifying in nature
4. Document Verification
5. Final Selection based on combined Part I and Part II marks

There is no personal interview at any stage.

Applications for WBPSC Clerkship must be submitted online only through the official WBPSC portal at psc.wb.gov.in.

Applications sent by post, email, or any other means are not accepted. Candidates typically need to register, fill in personal and educational details, upload photo and signature, and pay the application fee before the deadline.

The full official WBPSC Clerkship notification, along with exact vacancy numbers and important dates, is expected to be released soon by the West Bengal Public Service Commission.

Keep checking wbpscupsc.com regularly, as this page will be updated as soon as new official information is available.

Proven strategy for the WBPSC Clerkship exam:

1. Understand the Part I and Part II syllabus and exam pattern thoroughly
2. Practice subject-wise previous year questions on wbpscupsc.com
3. Take regular mock tests to build speed and accuracy under negative marking
4. Practice descriptive writing, precis, and translation daily for Part II
5. Keep improving typing speed alongside written preparation

Most important: consistent daily practice across all subjects beats last-minute cramming every time.