SARKARI SEWAYOJAN

•   Post Title: This recruitment is for the 70th Combined Competitive Examination (CCE) for various administrative and executive positions in Bihar.
•   Organizing Authority: The official exams and selection processes are managed by the Bihar Public Service Commission, commonly known as BPSC.
•   Job Type: These are high-ranking government positions within the state of Bihar.

•   Registration Start: Candidates were allowed to begin their online application process from September 28, 2024.
•   Application Deadline: The final window to submit the form and the exam fee was November 4, 2024.
•   Correction Window: If students made mistakes, they had from October 19 to November 4, 2024, to fix them.
•   First Stage Exam: The Preliminary test took place on December 13, 2024.
•   Main Examination: Those who passed the first stage appeared for the Mains from April 25 to April 30, 2025.
•   Final Outcome: The final list of selected candidates was published on June 20, 2026.

•   General and Outside Candidates: Applicants belonging to the General or OBC categories, as well as anyone applying from outside Bihar, had to pay 600 Rupees.
•   Reserved Categories: Candidates belonging to Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, or those with physical disabilities were charged a lower fee of 150 Rupees.
•   Bihar Resident Females: Women who are permanent residents of Bihar also qualified for the reduced fee of 150 Rupees.
•   Payment Channels: Fees were accepted through both digital online modes and offline methods.

•   Lower Age Limit: Depending on the specific department or role, the starting age requirement was 20, 21, or 22 years.
•   Upper Age for Men: The general maximum age for male applicants was capped at 37 years.
•   Upper Age for Women: Female candidates were given a higher age limit of up to 40 years.
•   Age Relaxation: Extra years are added to the maximum age limit for reserved categories as per the official BPSC guidelines.

•   Basic Educational Requirement: For the majority of the 1945 posts, a candidate only needs a Bachelor’s degree from a recognized Indian university.
•   Specialist Qualification: For the CDPO role (12 posts), the degree must be in specific subjects like Social Welfare, Psychology, or Home Science.
•   Document Verification: Candidates must possess their original degree certificates during the document verification stage.

•   General Seats: Over half of the total seats (1082) were available for unreserved candidates.
•   Backward Classes: A significant portion of 315 seats for BC and 427 for EBC was allocated.
•   SC/ST Allocation: There were 403 seats reserved for SC candidates and 22 for ST candidates.
•   Specific Female Quota: A dedicated 59 seats were set aside specifically for BC female candidates.

•   Administrative Roles: The SDO/Deputy Collector roles had 200 openings across categories.
•   Police Service: There were 136 vacancies for the position of DSP.
•   Rural and Land Records: The Rural Development Officer (393) and Revenue Officer (287) positions held the highest number of vacancies.
•   Welfare and Public Services: Many roles were focused on welfare, such as the SC/ST Welfare Officer with 125 seats.

•   Initial Screening: The process starts with a Preliminary exam to filter candidates using objective questions.
•   Main Written Test: Successful prelims candidates move to the Mains exam which requires detailed written answers.
•   Final Assessment: The final selection is determined after a personal interview and document check.
•   Syllabus Details: A comprehensive syllabus for both Prelims and Mains can be downloaded from the official link provided by BPSC.

•   Review Official Notice: Candidates are strictly advised to read the full BPSC 70th notification before starting the form.
•   Document Readiness: Ensure you have your ID proof, address details, and educational certificates scanned.
•   Fee Submission: The application is only considered complete once the required fee is successfully paid.
•   Printing Proof: Always keep a physical printout of the final submitted application form for your records.

•   Accessing Results: You can use the links above to find the list of finally selected candidates.
•   Exam Materials: Links for the OMR sheets and answer keys are also available for candidate review.
•   Official Portal: For any further updates, the official Bihar Public Service Commission website remains the primary source.