BPSC 69th Prelims Admit Card 2023 to be Released Today, How to Download – News18

The Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) has officially announced the BPSC 69th prelims admit card 2023 release date. According to the official website, the preliminary admit card will be accessible on September 15. Candidates may go to the official BPSC website at bpsc.bih.nic.in to access their admit cards. The exam is set for September 30 and will take place throughout multiple districts in the state during a single shift from noon to 2 pm.

BPSC 69th Prelims Admit Card 2023: How to Download

Candidates can download their admission cards by following the methods outlined below.

Step 1- Visit the BPSC website at bpsc.bih.nic.in.

Step 2 – On the home page, click the BPSC 69th Prelims Admit Card 2023 link.

Step 3 – Enter your login information and click the submit button.

Step 4 – Your admit card will appear on the screen.

Step 5 – Examine the admit card and save the page.

Step 6 – Make a hard copy for future reference.

Before obtaining their admit card, candidates must log in to the dashboard and upload their most recent passport-size photo in JPEG format (25 kb), according to the official announcement. They must bring two copies of their admit card. On the day of the exam, one signed copy of the hall ticket must be presented to the invigilator at the exam centre.

On September 26, all candidates will receive detailed information regarding the location where the exam will be conducted. The notice stated that all candidates must reach the exam centre by 11 am. and be seated in their respective seats by 11:05 a.m. so that the authorities can conduct the biometric authentication and facial recognition processes on time.

Meanwhile, the Commission issued a notice outlining the BPSC exam specifics. The paper will consist of objective-type questions, and for each wrong answer, one-third of the total marks for that question will be deducted. The number of positions to be filled by the 69th Integrated CCE 2023 has also been raised. The commission initially announced 379 openings, which were then expanded to 442 in July.