Constable recruitment exam from July 16; 16L to appear
Patna: Central Selection Board of Constable Recruitment (CSBC) on Thursday announced the examination schedule for the Bihar Police Constable Recruitment 2025, marking one of the state's largest recruitment drives.
A record 16,73,586 candidates have applied for 19,838 positions, highlighting the strong interest among youth in police careers.
CSBC Chairman Jitendra Kumar said the examination would be held in six phases on July 16, July 20, July 23, July 27, July 30 and Aug 3. The board has introduced a range of measures to ensure a transparent and secure selection process.
"To maintain examination integrity, all centres will be fitted with modern security features, including CCTV cameras, mobile jammers and biometric verification systems.
Special cyber cell teams will be deployed to prevent digital fraud and surveillance will be extended to hotels, lodges and roadside establishments in examination districts to detect any suspicious activity," he said.
Candidates are required to carry their admit cards and valid identification documents. Electronic devices such as cellphones, smartwatches and Bluetooth gadgets will be strictly prohibited. No candidate will be allowed entry after the scheduled reporting time, and all are advised to arrive early.
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"This recruitment drive is a crucial step towards strengthening the state's police force. Our primary focus is to ensure a transparent and fair selection process," the chairman said.
"All necessary arrangements will be made to conduct the examination smoothly, maintaining the highest standards of security and fairness," he added.
Patna: Central Selection Board of Constable Recruitment (CSBC) on Thursday announced the examination schedule for the Bihar Police Constable Recruitment 2025, marking one of the state's largest recruitment drives.
A record 16,73,586 candidates have applied for 19,838 positions, highlighting the strong interest among youth in police careers.
CSBC Chairman Jitendra Kumar said the examination would be held in six phases on July 16, July 20, July 23, July 27, July 30 and Aug 3. The board has introduced a range of measures to ensure a transparent and secure selection process.
"To maintain examination integrity, all centres will be fitted with modern security features, including CCTV cameras, mobile jammers and biometric verification systems.
Special cyber cell teams will be deployed to prevent digital fraud and surveillance will be extended to hotels, lodges and roadside establishments in examination districts to detect any suspicious activity," he said.
Candidates are required to carry their admit cards and valid identification documents. Electronic devices such as cellphones, smartwatches and Bluetooth gadgets will be strictly prohibited. No candidate will be allowed entry after the scheduled reporting time, and all are advised to arrive early.
"This recruitment drive is a crucial step towards strengthening the state's police force. Our primary focus is to ensure a transparent and fair selection process," the chairman said.
"All necessary arrangements will be made to conduct the examination smoothly, maintaining the highest standards of security and fairness," he added.
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