Bihar Government Recruitment: 3,727 Office Attendant Positions Available for 10th Pass Candidates
Bihar Recruitment Update for Office Attendants
A significant announcement has been made for individuals who have completed their 10th grade and are looking for government employment. The Bihar government is currently recruiting for 3,727 vacancies for the role of Office Attendant/Parichari (Special). Candidates must register and submit their fees by today, September 24, 2025. Interested applicants can complete their registration by visiting the official BSSC website.
Before proceeding with the application, candidates should verify their eligibility. To qualify for the BSSC Office Attendant role, applicants must have completed their 10th grade or an equivalent qualification from a recognized institution. The age requirements are as follows: candidates must be at least 18 years old, with a maximum age limit of 37 years for unreserved males, 40 years for backward and extremely backward classes (both genders), 40 years for unreserved females, 42 years for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, and an additional 10 years for disabled candidates across all categories.
Candidates can fill out the application form independently. Here are the steps to assist you:
1. Visit the BSSC Office Attendant application page at onlinebssc.com/officeattendantspecial/.
2. Click on the registration link on the homepage and enter the necessary details to register.
3. After registration, log in to complete the application form with the required information.
4. Finally, pay the application fee based on your category and submit the form.
Application Fee Details
The application fee is ₹540 for unreserved, OBC, and out-of-state candidates. For SC, ST, differently-abled, and women candidates across all categories, the fee is ₹135.
Selection Process Overview
Candidates will need to take a written examination as part of the selection process. This exam will feature objective-type questions, totaling 100. Each correct answer will earn 4 marks, while 1 mark will be deducted for incorrect answers. The exam will cover topics such as general mathematics, general knowledge, and general Hindi.
The qualifying marks for the exam are set at 40% for unreserved categories, 36.5% for backward classes, 34% for extremely backward classes, and 32% for Scheduled Castes/Tribes, women, and persons with disabilities.