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Registration process for BPSC 67th Mains exam ends today, check steps to apply
The BPSC 67th Prelim exam was conducted in September and the result was declared on 17 November. Bihar Public Service Commission will hold the selection process in 3 stages including Prelims, Mains and Interview rounds

The Bihar Public Service Commission, BPSC will be closing the registration process for BPSC 67th Mains Exam today, 6 December. All those candidates who have cleared the prelims exam and want to appear for the Mains exam should register on the official web portal. The BPSC 67th Prelim exam was conducted in September and the result was declared on 17 November. Bihar Public Service Commission will hold the selection process in 3 stages including Prelims, Mains and Interview rounds. Candidates will have to clear all the rounds to be selected for recruitment. The recruitment drive is being held for 802 vacancies in the Bihar state government.What are the steps to apply for the BPSC 67th Mains Exam?
- Visit the official site of BPSC.
- Go to the apply online tab and click on the link that reads “B.P.S.C. Online Application”.
- On the next page that opens, scroll down and go to the link which reads, “67th Combined (Main) competitive examination”.
- Then the aspirant will be required to log in by filling in their username and password, then fill the application form.
- Attach the documents needed and submit the same.
- Download the BPSC confirmation page and take its printout for future reference.
First Published:Dec 06, 2022, 15:37:38 IST
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