IGNOU BPCG 171 General Psychology Exam Guide for BA General | 50-60 Pages | Printed on 80 GSM White Paper | Includes Key Topics, Guess Paper & Previous Year Questions  (Paperback, BMA Publication)

This IGNOU book for BPCG 171 General Psychology is tailored for students enrolled in the Bachelor of Arts (General) program. Printed on 80 GSM white paper, this compact guide consists of 50-60 pages designed to assist students in exam preparation. It focuses on key topics, important questions, and includes a guess paper format for effective learning. The book provides a question bank that covers all essential areas of General Psychology. Additionally, it features previous year’s questions, offering students a practical and comprehensive approach to revising for the exam. Key Features & Benefits: Focuses on key questions that are likely to appear in the exams Includes previous year’s questions, helping students understand exam patterns Printed on 80 GSM white paper, ensuring clarity and easy readability Provides a question bank for additional practice and revision Designed for IGNOU BA General students, helping with exam-focused learning Covers core topics in General Psychology, enhancing subject knowledge Why Choose This Book: This book is designed to make your IGNOU BA General Psychology studies efficient and effective. It simplifies difficult concepts and provides targeted practice through important questions and previous year’s papers. The book is compact, allowing students to quickly revise key concepts, and is tailored to the BPCG 171 General Psychology syllabus. Details: Subject: BPCG 171 – General Psychology Degree: Bachelor of Arts (General) (BAG) Format: Guess Paper-Based Study Guide Length: 50-60 Pages Paper Quality: 80 GSM White Paper Content: Key Questions, Question Bank, Previous Year Questions Ideal For: IGNOU BA General Students, Exam Preparation, Smart Learning This General Psychology study guide is an essential tool for any student looking to achieve excellent results in BPCG 171 and gain a solid understanding of the subject matter.