Candidates who are willing to appear for the BPSC Teacher Exam for Higher Secondary Teacher (Classes 11-12) in the Chemistry subject must first understand the complete BPSC Teacher 11 12 Chemistry Syllabus 2026. Understanding the syllabus helps candidates to know all the subject-wise topics that have to be covered for the prelims and mains exam. For the Chemistry Higher Secondary Teacher post, candidates must prepare General Studies for the Preliminary Test and additionally focus on their chosen Concerned Subject at the postgraduate level for the Main Examination.

BPSC Teacher 11 12 Chemistry Syllabus and Exam Pattern 2026

Candidates preparing for the BPSC Teacher Vacancy 2026 for Chemistry Subject should thoroughly study the latest BPSC Teacher 11 12 Chemistry Syllabus 2026, which outlines the exam pattern, subjects, topics, and section-wise weightage. Having a clear understanding of the syllabus enables aspirants to prioritize high-impact areas, plan their preparation effectively, and manage study time efficiently, significantly boosting their chances of scoring well and qualifying for the recruitment.

BPSC Teacher 11 12 Chemistry Syllabus and Exam Pattern 2026- Overview
Exam NameBihar Teacher Recruitment Exam (TRE 4.0)
Stage of ExamPrelims and Mains Examination
Mode of ExamOffline
Number of Questions150 (Each)
Marks 150 (Each)
DurationPrelims- 2 Hours
Mains- 2 Hours 30 Minutes

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BPSC Chemistry Teacher (Class 11-12) Prelims Exam Pattern 2026

Particular Details
Mode of Exam Offline
Type of QuestionsObjective-type Multiple Choice Questions
Number of Questions150
Marks150
Duration2 Hours
Negative Marking⅓ Mark
SubjectGeneral Studies

BPSC Teacher 11 12 Chemistry Prelims Syllabus 2026

Since the Preliminary Test syllabus is common for all posts, candidates applying for any teacher category can prepare using the same set of General Studies topics.

General Studies Syllabus

  • Elementary Mathematics: Percentage, Profit and Loss, Interest, Time and Work, Ratio and Proportion, Number System, Average, Algebra, Mensuration, Geometry
  • Mental Ability Test: Analogies, Series, Classification, Blood Relation, Coding-Decoding, Direction Sense, Syllogism
  • General Awareness: India and neighbouring countries, Current Affairs, Sports, History, Culture, Geography, Economy, Indian Constitution
  • General Science: Physics (Force, Motion, Heat, Optics, Electrostatics), Chemistry (Atomic Structure, Periodic Table, Acids/Bases/Salts), Biology (Plants, Animals, Human Systems)
  • Indian National Movement: British conquest of India, Revolt of 1857, Rise of Nationalism, Gandhi era, Non-Cooperation Movement
  • Social Science and Geography: Democratic politics, economic development, solar system, Indian geography, human geography

BPSC Chemistry Teacher (Class 11-12) Mains Exam Pattern 2026

PartQuestionsMarksDuration
Part I- Language30302 hours 30 minutes
Part II- General Studies4040
Part III- Concerned Subject8080
Total150150

BPSC Chemistry Teacher (Class 11-12) Mains Syllabus 2026

Higher Secondary Teacher candidates must prepare General Studies for the Preliminary Test and additionally focus on their chosen Concerned Subject, i.e., Chemistry at Post Graduate level for the Main Examination, since the subject paper carries the highest weightage. BPSC has also specified fixed subject combinations at PG level for certain posts like Commerce, Botany/Zoology, and Math, which candidates must check carefully before selecting their subject.

Language (Part I – Qualifying)

Basic proficiency in English and Hindi/Urdu/Bangla

General Studies ( Part II)

Primary Mathematics, Reasoning, General Awareness, General Science, Social Studies, Geography, Environmental Studies (EVS), Indian National Movement

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FAQs

The time duration for BPSC Teacher Prelims Exam is 2 hours for each post.

Yes, there is a negative marking of 1/3 mark for each incorrect answer in the prelims exam.