BPSC To Release Admit Cards For Bihar Teacher Recruitment Exam 2023 Soon
The Bihar Teacher Recruitment Examination 2023 is on the horizon, and the Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) is all set to unveil the admit cards. This forthcoming exam opens up an impressive array of vacancies, presenting a golden chance for aspiring educators within Bihar. Here's your comprehensive guide to everything you need to know if you're planning to apply and participate in this examination.
The online application process kicked off on June 15, providing enthusiastic individuals the chance to register for these coveted teaching positions. While the initial application deadline was July 12, the BPSC generously extended it to July 15, granting aspirants extra time to complete the application procedure. Aspiring candidates eagerly awaiting their admit cards can breathe a sigh of relief – the BPSC has announced that the admit cards will be accessible from August 15. These cards are your golden tickets to the examination, which is slated for August 24, 25, 26, and 27, 2023. To secure your admit card, head over to the official BPSC website at https://bpsc.bih.nic.in/.
For those who have already applied, there are specific age limits for different categories. Unreserved male applicants must be within 37 years of age, while SC/ST candidates can be up to 42 years old. It's vital to be well-informed about the application fees as well. For SC/ST, female, and disabled candidates, the fee was set at Rs 200, while other candidates were required to pay Rs 750. The total count of teaching vacancies up for grabs is an impressive 1,70,461. These positions are meant for educators responsible for classes ranging from 1 to 9-12.
To acquire your admit card, just follow these easy steps: Head to the official BPSC website at https://bpsc.bih.nic.in/. Find and click on the "Admit Card" hyperlink. Input your application number and the password you were provided during the application process. Click the "Download Admit Card" button to access and save your admit card. And don't forget to print a copy for the big examination day.
The examination is divided into two main segments: a written test and an interview. The written exam is split into two papers: a language paper and a general studies paper. As you prepare, be ready to tackle languages like English, Hindi, Urdu, and Bengali. The general studies paper will encompass various subjects including elementary mathematics, mental ability tests, general awareness, general science, social science, Indian national movements, geography, and environment. The written exam is slated to last for four hours and will be conducted in a multiple-choice question format. Those who successfully pass the written test will progress to the interview stage, where they can flaunt their expertise and prowess in their chosen domain.