How to Download the BPSC 69th Prelims Admit Card 2023, which will be released today
The releasing date for the BPSC 69th prelims admit card in 2023 has been officially notified by the Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC). On September 15, the preliminary admit card will be available, according to the official website. To obtain their admission cards, candidates may visit the BPSC website at bpsc.bih.nic.in. The test is scheduled on September 30 and will run from 12 to 2 PM in many districts in the state.
HOW TO DOWNLOAD THE BPSC 69TH PRELIMS ADMIT CARD 2023
By using the procedures listed below, applicants may download their admission cards.
Step 1: Go to bpsc.bih.nic.in to access the BPSC website.
Step 2: Select the BPSC 69th Prelims Admit Card 2023 link on the homepage.
Step 3: Log in with your details, then press the submit button.
Step 4: A screen will show your admission card.
Examine the admission card in Step 5 and save the document.
Create a physical copy as a backup for later use in step 6.
According to the official release, applicants must log in to the dashboard and submit their most current passport-size picture in JPEG format (25 kb) before receiving their admission card. Two copies of their admission card are required. One signed copy of the hall ticket must be given to the invigilator at the testing location on the exam day.
All applicants will get comprehensive information on the venue for the test on September 26. According to the notification, all applicants must be at the test site by 11 am and must take their seats by 11:05 am in order for the administration to complete the face recognition and biometric identification procedures on time.
In the meanwhile, the Commission published a notice describing the characteristics of the BPSC test. The exam will include objective-style questions, and there will be a one-third deduction from the final score for each incorrect response. Additionally, more posts will need to be filled by the 69th Integrated CCE in 2023. In July, the commission increased the number of positions from the original 379 to 442.
