The BPSC will soon release the admit cards for the 2023 Bihar Teacher Recruitment Exam

For the Bihar Teacher Recruitment Examination 2023, the Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) is getting ready to distribute the admission cards. This test offers prospective teachers in the state a considerable chance because of the startling amount of openings available. Here are all the pertinent facts for applicants who intend to apply and take the test.

On June 15, the online application process opened, giving interested parties the chance to sign up for the sought-after jobs. The BPSC extended the application deadline from July 12 to July 15 to provide candidates additional time to finish the procedure.

The good news for applicants anxious to get their admit cards is that the BPSC will make them accessible on August 15. The test, which is slated to take place on August 24, 25, 26, and 27, 2023, will be accessible with the use of these admission cards. The BPSC’s official website may be accessed by candidates to get their admission cards at https://bpsc.bih.nic.in/.

There is an age restriction for the posts for the applicants who have already submitted applications. The maximum age for unreserved male applicants is 37 years old, while the maximum age for SC/ST applicants is 42 years old.

It’s crucial to be knowledgeable about the application costs as well. applicants who were SC/ST, female, or handicapped paid a fee of Rs 200, as opposed to Rs 750 for other applicants.

The astounding total of 1,70,461 open posts in the education field is rather high. These positions are available for educators who will be in charge of grades 1 and between 9 and 12.

Candidates may follow these easy methods to download their admission card:

BPSC’s official website may be found at https://bpsc.bih.nic.in/.

Click the “Admit Card” hyperlink after navigating there.

Enter the password and application number that were given to you throughout the application procedure.

To view and download the admit card, click the “Download Admit Card” option.

Print a copy so you have it on test day.

The test will be divided into two sections: a written test and an interview. Two exams will make up the written exam: a language paper and a general studies examination. Candidates must practice speaking Bengali, English, Hindi, and other languages. General awareness, general science, social science, Indian national movements, geography, and environment are only a few of the subjects covered in the general studies paper. The four-hour written test will be administered using an MCQ style.

Those who pass the written exam go to the interview stage, when they will have the chance to demonstrate their skills and knowledge in their desired sector.