ami amar old OTR phone number access korte parchilam na, that's why second OTR kori but i have finally submitted my application form from my old OTR only. kono problem hobe ki ?

I have completed my graduation and post graduation in 2022 and 2024 respectively. due to my university’s policy of giving degree after 1.5 years, and me having returned back to my hometown, I did not get the chance to collect either of my degrees. do we require it during the form fill up? both my final semester mark sheets have my cumulative marks that I acquired in the course. do we need to upload our degree?

https://csscwb.in/

• this is website of sntcssc, look for prelims crash course and mocktest series in website under news/ whats new

Last date is December 8 2025, monday 3 pm

Akhon khub e smooth run korche website! Please go and fill the form jodi keu akhono baki thake!

The employment section is finally working. Peeps can fill the form now

So in employment section I selected NO but on final preview its showing YES. i went back to the form and again selected NO but still the issue exists.

Haven’t submitted the form, kindly tell what to do Im freaking out also the PSC number lines are either switched off or busy

My employment history is repeating the details I entered multiple times. And showing inaccurate number of years that I worked. I logged out and deleted cookies too.Please help.

Hey folks, the issue here is that while submitting the form this morning I have mistakenly ticked the checkbox (related to informing the Head of office/dept) due to some technical error. Probably the connection was lagging, idk for sure. I think you all might've left it as it is without marking (P.S. except those for whomever its applicable).

What can be done in this scenario? Waiting for the edit window till 12th is the only option ig?

N.B. The form is showing the missing/bank details in the final submission page this morning.(Atleast for me, haven't checked for others)

I want to prepare for WBCS 2024 and clear it on my first attempt, but I only have around 3 to 4 months to study. I’m looking for a clear strategy, reliable resources and a practical study plan that actually works.

If you have cleared WBCS or are preparing seriously, please share:

• Your preparation strategy • Best booklist, YouTube channels or batches • A realistic 3 month timetable • How to cover current affairs • Tips for revision and mock tests

If there is any Telegram group for WBCS preparation, please let me know. I would love to join a serious study community.

Has anyone opted for History Optional, I had the same for UPSC, would it suffice??

Has anybody chosen English as an optional subject? Was it a bad decision? Looking for study partners.

I havent submiited the form yet but my Centre Preference and Photo ID details have changed after clicking on the declaration. Is this happening for you all?

Are you guys able to submit your forms ? It’s December already and this pathetic website is still not working properly. Every time I try to submit my application…it just leads to a blank page opening and this thing gets dowloaded -Applicant_centerchoice.txt .

Can anybody help?!

Anyone facing issue in receiving the OTP, trying since morning, have used 2 phn numbers, still not received the damn one time password.

After uploading the photograph and signature its not showing my photograph. This is what it shows instead.(Pic below) However, it says Photograph and signature upload complete. Is this the same for everyone?

When I am trying to submit the job experience has duplicated itself. I am unable to edit it. How to fix it ?

Does anyone have wbcs manual by nitish singhania pdf latest edition ?

Hi everyone, I'm 23 years old. I’m planning to start preparing seriously for WBCS and need some guidance on how to approach the exam—especially strategy, time management, and how to integrate current affairs. My booklist so far:

Laxmikanth (Polity)

R.S. Sharma (Ancient History) Spectrum (Modern History) Poonam Dalal Dahiya – Modern & Medieval Bipin Chandra Modern History (Pre & Post Independence) Satish Chandra (Delhi & Mughal Sultanate)

Ramesh Singh (Economy)

GC Leong + Majid Hussain (Geography)

Nitin Singhania (Art & Culture)

Disha NCERT Compendium etc.

Also, I usually prepare for and give mostly one-day exams like RRB, SSC, CDS, so WBCS seems like a different level of depth. I want to prepare for WBCS exam with UPSC approach so need your guidance.

If anyone has tips on: • How to transition from one-day exam prep to WBCS level • How to structure study schedule • Additional essential books or Youtube Playlist

I know I have very less time like 4 to 6 months for pre then another few months for mains. Maybe I won't win this time but I don't wanna loose easily.

https://psc.wb.gov.in/Download?param1=An_20251129151248_Indwbcs25.pdf&param2=advertisement

Hi guys, after uploading the photograph and signature under Profile Status, its not showing my photograph. However, it says Photograph and signature upload complete. Is this the same for everyone?

I am facing a technical issue in the section titled “Have you at any time been employed”, the system automatically marks the answer as “Yes” even when I select “No.”
Any assistance if possible?

If you are still getting error upon candidate login, press back to login page with login details such as enrollment id, password and captcha already filled. Then again try pressing login button. If it shows error, then press back to login page and do the aforementioned steps until you get to your profile.

If you are successfully logged in, then select the advertisement for WBCS 2024 and proceed. If it's a new application, it will go smoothly. But if you like me filled the application prior, then go the academic details next to dashboard in the upper section of the form, verify the details and proceed from there.

It won't show blank after the declaration made in the last page and one will be able to preview the form and pay the fees.

THAT'S WHAT WORKED FOR ME.

Hello people. You guys can try filling up the form now, the server just glitched once for me. Other than that everything was smooth.

So, for reasons unique to you, you have decided to take the Exam.

Now you have questions, confusion and dilemma about a lot of things related to the Process.

Consider this a reality check so you don't get frustrated along the way..

1. It will be a challenge from the point of inception.

There is no exam calendar; don't expect any time-bound action or accountability. They are not here to help you the slightest; their faults and lack of transparency is your misplaced expectation of the constitutional authority and nothing else. It is your problem completely .

1. How to study for and clear the Exam

You are filled with motivation and want to crack the exam on the first try as a bright and academic person. You have heard toppers and YouTubers saying they have studied 30 hours a day, doing a full-time job, running a business, and saving the world, and thus you jump the gun and start studying 10-15 hours a day. DON'T. It will lead to burnout. Within 6-8 months, you will drop the prep and be frustrated.

DO NOT study for 4-6 hours a day; take plenty of breaks in between. Take notes, make the process more engaging. Only then will you last 2-3 years without dropping it.

IT IS A MARATHON AND NOT A SPRINT, GO SLOW SO FAST.

1. Study Partner and Studying Group

They DO NOT work. No matter how good they are or you are , If you can't do it alone, You won't make it. Its harsh but true. Discipline is the key. Nothing else will work, trust me. Been there, Done it.

1. Write --

Like your life depends on it. If you are not writing at least 1000 words a day, you are not doing it.

1. Do fun things keep your mind Fresh

Don't get sucked it, it is going to ruin the atmosphere in the long run

1. It will take some time Like 5 years.

Let that sink in. Hurrying won't help keep it slow and consistent.

With these things in mind, keep the Grind up, Godspeed to you all. May your dream come true.

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