What's New in BPSC Exam 2023? BPSC released BPSC 67th CCE result on the official website. Candidates can check and download the result by visiting the official website. Further, candidates have to use their credentials to check and download their result. It is expected that the BPSC 67th CCE result 2023 will be announced by the end of October 2023.
BPSC is set to release the BPSC 69th CCE prelims answer key soon. The answer key will be released on the official website. Candidates can check and download the answer key from the official website once it has been released.
Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) has released the official answer key for the 67th (Main) Combined Competitive Exam. This final answer key is now available for candidates who took part in the 67th CCE Mains on the Commission's official website, bpsc.bih.nic.in.
Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) has recently unveiled the interview schedule for the 67th Combined Competitive Exam. As per the released timetable, interviews are slated to take place from October 9 to October 20, with sessions at both 9:30 AM and 2:00 PM. In the mains examination, a total of 2104 candidates have successfully qualified to participate in the interview phase.
BPSC 67th mains result has been released. Candidates can check and download their result from the official website. The exam conducting body conducted the BPSC 67th mains exam in 2023 on December 30, 31, and January 7, with exam centers located in Patna.
BPSC Assistant Mains exam answer key 2022 has been released on the official website. The answer key has been released as provisional in nature and candidates can file objections till September 15, 2023. After the provisional answer key, the exam conducting body will release BPSC the final answer key.
BPSC has released the 32nd Bihar Judicial Services preliminary answer key 2023. The answer key has been released on the BPSC official website. BPSC 32nd Bihar Judicial Services Preliminary examination was conducted on June 04, 2023. The exam conducting body has released the preliminary answer keys for the General Studies and Law subjects. With this candidates will be able to raise objections till July 22, 2023. After the release of final answer key, BPSC will release the BPSC 32nd Bihar Judicial Services result 2023.
BPSC Results 2023: BPSC releases the BPSC results on its official website after a month the commencement of the exam. The BPSC 68th prelims results were released on the official website on March 27, 2023. Now, candidates who have qualified for the prelims stage will be able to participate in the mains stage. The BPSC Mains exam will be held on May 12, 2023. The BPSC results are released in PDF form and candidates can find the result link in the 'What's new section' of the website. The BPSC result determines whether the candidate has cleared the examination or not. BPSC also known as Bihar Public Service Commission conducts recruitment examinations for candidates who have applied for civil service posts offered under the administration of the Bihar government.
Before the declaration of results, the exam conducting body releases the answer key. There are two types of answer keys. While the first one is the provisional answer key, another one is the final answer key. The BPSC provisional answer key allows the candidate to raise objections, whereas the final answer key will help the candidate to calculate their scores. While the provisional answer key is released before the results are declared, the final answer key will be released just ahead of the result declaration.
After the results are released, the exam conducting body also releases the BPSC cut-off. The BPSC cut-off is the minimum passing mark that a candidate is required to score in order to pass the examination. Candidates must know that the cut-off varies in numbers for candidates who belong to different categories.
BPSC Results 2023
BPSC results are released in the form of PDF and candidates can download the document from the official website. Since the BPSC results are an essential document, it consists of the candidate's important information including their roll number, date of result declaration and others. Further, candidates must know that since the BPSC includes the prelims, mains and interviews, the results for each stage are released separately.
Candidates who will qualify for the prelims exam which is also known as the screening exam, will then be eligible to appear for the mains exam. The BPSC mains exam is the second stage and those candidates who will qualify for the BPSC mains exam will then be eligible to appear for the interview round. The interview round is the final round and candidates who clear this round will be then eligible to get recruited for the post for which they applied. Hence, the candidate should check the results of the stage for which they have applied.
Steps to Download BPSC Results
After the authority in charge of administering the exam has released the results, applicants can download the document by going to the official website. Nevertheless, aspirants can follow these simple steps in order to download the BPSC results.
Step 1: Candidates need to go to the official website of BPSC.
Step 2: On the homepage of the official website, candidates will find the latest updates section -- click on that
Step 3: Now a new page will open which will consist of different links and one among them would be the result link for the post for which the candidate has applied -- click on that
Step 4: Now, candidates need to enter their roll number and date of birth in order to log in
Step 5: Once logged in, a new PDF will open which will consist of all the roll numbers of the candidates who have cleared the examination
Step 6: Candidates can find their roll number by typing CTRL+F and adding their roll number in the find section
Step 7: Once the candidate has checked the results, then they can download the document.
NOTE: Download the document and keep a hard copy of it for future use.
Details Mentioned on the BPSC Results
Since the BPSC results are an essential document, it consists of important information of the candidates which they should check thoroughly. Aspirants can take a look at the following details provided on the results.
- Candidate's roll number
- Cut-off marks issued by the exam-conducting body
BPSC Answer Keys
Before the declaration of results, the BPSC will release the answer keys. The document is released on the official website in the PDF form. There are two types of answer keys which are released by the authorities. While the first answer key is the provisional answer key which is released before the result declaration, the other one is the final answer key which is released just ahead of the declaration of results.
BPSC Provisional Answer Key
The BPSC provisional answer key is released before the declaration of the results. The answer key will be released on the official website in PDF form. The provisional answer key will allow the candidate to raise objections to those questions in which they think the answer could be something else compared to what the exam authorities have given. Candidates will be given a time period during which they can file objections. This time period is called the ‘objection raising window’. Candidates must note that in order to raise objections, one should provide supporting evidence, as without the evidence, the candidate will no longer be able to raise objections.
BPSC Final Answer Key
Once the candidate has raised the objection, then those objections will be analysed by the exam conducting authorities. After analysing the objections, a final answer key will be prepared. The final answer key will be released just ahead of the declaration of results. The final answer key is merely a way for candidates to determine their scores. The final answer key does not represent the results. The preliminary and final answer keys are made accessible on the official website in PDF format.
Steps to Calculate Marks for the BPSC
Candidates can calculate their BPSC marks after the final answer key has been released. Candidates must note that the BPSC exam consists of negative marking which means that 0.25 marks will be deducted for each incorrect answer, whereas each correct answer will be rewarded with 1 mark.
In order to calculate the marks, the candidates can refer to the final answer key released by the exam authorities and count the right answers and deduct 0.25 marks for each incorrect answer. Through this, candidates can make an estimate of how much marks they can score in the examination. However, one important thing a candidate must note is that the final answer key is not the actual results as it is just the way through which one can calculate the scores.
BPSC 68th Prelims Minimum Qualifying Marks
In order to be eligible to move to the mains exam, candidates are required to score a certain mark which will describe them as qualified for the prelims stage. However, one must note that the qualifying marks for each category are different
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Category
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Minimum Qualifying Percent
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GEN
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40%
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ST
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32%
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OBC
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36.5%
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SC
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32%
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Women/PwD
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32%
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Extremely Backward Class – EBC
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34%
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BPSC Minimum Qualifying Marks (out of 150)
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Category
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Minimum Qualifying Marks (out of 150)
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ST
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48
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SC
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48
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GEN
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60
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Extremely Backward Class – EBC
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51
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OBC
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54.75
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Women/PwD
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48
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BPSC 56th to 59th Cut-Off
Candidates can take a look at the following cut-off for the year 2018. The cut-off determines whether the candidate is eligible to appear for the next stage of the examination.
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Category
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Cut-off
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General
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87
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ST
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70
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SC
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72
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BC
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82
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EBC
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76
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Disabled (OH)
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73
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Disabled (DD)
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45
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Disabled (IV)
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58
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