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BPSC 70th Notification 2024 Released: Apply Now for total 2027 Bihar State Vacancies

He Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) has released the 70th Notification for 2024 to fill 2027 positions across various administrative and executive roles in Bihar. Candidates can apply online by visiting the official BPSC website at bpsc.bih.nic.in before the last date, 4 November 2024. This article provides essential information about the BPSC 70th Notification, including application dates, eligibility criteria, exam dates, and the selection process.

Key Details of BPSC 70th Notification 2024

Here’s a quick overview of the BPSC 70th Notification 2024:

  • Conducting Body: Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC)
  • Exam Name: Combined Competitive Examination (CCE)
  • Vacancies: 2027 posts, including roles like Deputy Collector, Police Deputy Superintendent, and more.
  • Notification Release Date: 23 September 2024
  • Application Dates: 28 September 2024 to 4 November 2024
  • Eligibility: Bachelor’s degree from a recognized university
  • Prelims Exam Date: 13 December 2024
  • Mains Exam Date: Expected in February 2025
  • Official Website: bpsc.bih.nic.in

How to Apply for the BPSC Exam

To apply for the BPSC 70th Exam 2024:

  1. Go to the BPSC official website bpsc.bih.nic.in.
  2. Click on “Online Apply” and complete all required steps in the application form.
  3. Attach necessary documents and submit the form along with the fee.
  4. Download a copy of the application for your records.

Application Fees

The application fees are structured based on categories:

  • General: Rs. 600
  • SC/ST (Bihar residents only): Rs. 150
  • Female candidates (Bihar residents): Rs. 150
  • Candidates with disabilities (40% or more): Rs. 150

Selection Process

The BPSC selection process involves three stages:

  1. Preliminary Exam: Objective-type questions; candidates who qualify move to the next round.
  2. Main Exam: Includes four papers with descriptive questions. Scores in the Main Exam count towards the final merit list.
  3. Interview: Final stage where selected candidates are interviewed for final selection.

BPSC 70th Exam Pattern

The BPSC exam structure for the 70th CCE includes:

StageTypePapersMarks & Duration
Preliminary ExamObjectiveGeneral Studies150 marks, 2 hours
Main ExamDescriptiveGeneral Hindi (Qual.)100 marks, 3 hours
General Studies 1300 marks, 3 hours
General Studies 2300 marks, 3 hours
Essay300 marks, 3 hours
Optional Subject (Qual.)100 marks, 3 hours

Syllabus Overview

The BPSC 70th syllabus is divided between Prelims and Mains. The Prelims cover General Studies, aptitude, and current events, setting the base for Mains. The Mains syllabus focuses on in-depth topics like History, Polity, and Economy. Hindi language proficiency is also assessed, along with optional subjects.

For more on the complete syllabus, candidates can refer to the official BPSC website.

BPSC 70th Exam Dates and Admit Card

The BPSC Preliminary Exam is set for 13 December 2024. Admit cards will be available 10 days before the exam. Candidates must bring their admit card to the exam center to gain entry.

Updated Vacancy Information

Initially, BPSC announced 1957 vacancies but recently increased the number to 2027. The expanded list of posts includes roles such as Senior Deputy Collector, Police Deputy Superintendent, Revenue Officer, Rural Development Officer, among others.

Salary Details

Salaries for BPSC posts vary by role and level:

  • Level 9: Positions like Deputy Collector and Police Deputy Superintendent offer a pay range of Rs 61,500 to Rs 72,000 with a grade pay of Rs 5400.
  • Level 7: Includes roles like Revenue Officer and Food and Supply Inspector, with pay ranging from Rs 59,858 to Rs 68,795 and a grade pay of Rs 4600.

Tips for BPSC Exam Preparation

  1. Understand the Syllabus and Pattern: Familiarize yourself with key topics for both Prelims and Mains.
  2. Plan Your Study Schedule: Create a balanced timetable, dedicating time for each subject.
  3. Use Quality Study Resources: Choose reliable books and materials for better comprehension.
  4. Practice Past Papers: Solving previous papers and taking mock tests helps with time management.
  5. Regular Revision: Consistently review topics to reinforce knowledge and retain information.

For official updates and notifications, visit the BPSC website at bpsc.bih.nic.in.

Nitin J
Nitin Jhttp://newstiger.in
Nitin is a news blogger with a passion for delivering the latest updates on current events, politics, and trending topics. Known for accuracy and clarity, Nitin provides readers with insightful and reliable news to keep them informed.

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