State employees may now participate in competitive examinations administered by the Bihar Public Service Commission, the Bihar Staff Selection Commission, and the Technical Service Commission up to a maximum of five times during their whole service career.
Tuesday’s state cabinet meeting, presided over by the state’s chief executive, Nitish Kumar, authorised the new development. Previously, the maximum number of attempts to take a competitive test was three, however that number has since been increased. Similarly, Bihar government employees will continue to receive a five-year age waiver for participation in competitive examinations, as was the case previously.
27 POSTS APPROVED IN ENGINEERING COLLEGES
Recently, the Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) issued a recruitment notice for candidates interested in applying for the 68th Combined (Preliminary) Competitive Examination for the recruitment of individuals for various state public services. It has been stated that 27 academic positions are vacant at various engineering colleges in the state. For Computer Science and Engineering, there will be five positions in Bhagalpur, two in Gaya, and two in Darbhanga. In addition, 12 positions for the Fire Technology and Safety course will be created at Darbhanga Engineering College and 6 at Bakhtayarpur Engineering College.
Candidates interested in applying for the aforementioned positions must visit the official website before the deadline, which is December 20, 2022, to do so. The registration process for this began on November 25, 2022. Candidates are recommended to often visit the BPSC’s official website for more information.
