New Delhi: Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) on Saturday announced a revised schedule for the main competitive examination of 66 (written) 2021.
In this case the notification was posted on the official website – http: //www.bpsc.bih.
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According to notice, the 66th BPSC main written exam will now be conducted from 29 to 31 to 31, 2021.
Previously, the main examination of the 66th BPSC was scheduled to be held in June.
Congratulation! You have managed to throw you VoteLogin to see the submission of Shift Day which is processed by 2021 Saturday afternoon: from 14:00 to 5pm, optional subject candidates can download their recognition card from the official website seven days before the start of the exam is, starting July 22, 2021 .
Because the surge in the Covid-19 case in the state, BPSC has delayed my ex scheduled to be held on June 4 5 and 8, 2021.
Written inspection will be in three subjects, where two subjects are compulsory, General Hindi – 100 Marks and General Studies (Two papers) each of these 300 marks, must maintain the following optional subjects as an optional subject.
Each optional subject will have 300 signs of paper.
Optional subjects are – Agriculture, Animal Husbandry and Veterinary, Anthropology, Botanical, Chemical, Civil Engineering, Trade and Accounting, Economics, Electrical Engineering, Geography, Geology, History, Manpower and Social Welfare, Mathematics, Mechanical Engineering, Philosophy, Physics, Politics and International Relations, Psychology, Public Administration, Sociology, Statistics, Zoology, Hindi and Literature, English and Literature, Urdu and Literature, Bangla and Literature, Persian and Literature, Arabic and Literature, Pali Language and Literature Literature, language and literature of Maithili.
The duration of the examination for each subject will be 3 hours.
The answer to all subjects can be given in one of Hindi or English or Urdu.
Candidates will not be allowed to answer in other languages.
May, BPSC has extended the date of application registration from 7 to 17 May (up to 5pm) at the commission office.
Total vacancies are 691.Candidates which are declared successful will be interviewed based on a list of prepared achievements based on the sign they obtained in the written exam.
For which 120 marks are prescribed.
Successful candidates in the main examination are needed to appear in interviews and based on the number of signs obtained in tests and written interviews, the list of achievements will be prepared and the final exam results will be declared according to the rules.