Central Selection Board of Constable (CSBC), Bihar has released the result for the written exam which was conducted for recruitment of Driver Constable in Bihar Police and Fireman Driver in Bihar Fire Services. The exam was conducted for a total of 1669 vacancies. The written exam was conducted on June 10, 2018 and the result for the same have been released on the official website. Thos who have qualified in the written exam will now appear in PET.
As per the notice released by CSBC, admit cards were issued to 54,310 candidates out of which 42,927 candidates appeared for the written exam. Out of those who appeared, 2,046 candidates were disqualified for writing wrong roll number in their OMR sheet. Of the rest, 30,049 candidates scored the minimum required marks in the written exam.
As per the norms, the number of candidates called for PET should be five times the number of available vacancies. Hence, the merit list has been prepared keeping in mind the number of vacancies and marks scored by candidates in the written test.
Bihar Constable Recruitment 2018: What's Next
The PET for qualified candidates is tentatively scheduled in October 2018. PET will only be qualifying in nature and no marks will be awarded in this round however the candidate must qualify in this round.
The details of the PET is given in the detailed advertisement which is available on the CSBC website.
Those who qualify PET will have to appear for Motor Vehicle Driving Skill Test. Maximum marks for driving test is 100. Final merit list will be prepared on the basis of marks scored in the driving test.
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