CSBC Bihar Police Constable Result 2020: Bihar Police constable recruitment result released
CSBC Bihar Police Constable Result 2020: Central Selection Board (CSBC) has released the result of written examination for the recruitment of 11880 posts of constable. For the next stage physical examination, 5 times the candidates have been selected from the post. According to the Central Selection Board, the number of candidates selected for the physical examination is 58264. It is being told that physical examination will be conducted in the third week of July. The written examination was held on 12 January and 8 March. The written examination will not be the basis of the final merit list. The candidates for the physical examination have been selected on the basis of performance in the written examination.
Physical aptitude / proficiency test will be of total 100 marks. The final merit list will be made on the basis of the total marks obtained by the candidate in three events in physical qualification - running, high jump, and shot put. Scores of written examination will not be included in the final merit list.
More than 13 lakh applications were received for 11880 posts. 110 people were claimed on one post.
Corona
was also affected by the delay in the result of the Corona epidemic and the lockdown, the resumption of the constable in the Bihar Police. The investigation of the copies was delayed due to the Corona lockdown. Parshad started his preparations for the physical examination after the written examination. The stadium at Gardenibagh was booked from April 15. But it was extended by a month due to the lockdown. But far from physical examination till May 15, even written examination work could not start.
These recruits were fired by the Central Selection Board (constable recruitment) to fill the vacant posts of constable in Bihar Police, Bihar Military Police, Specialized India Reserve Corps, Reserve Corps, Bihar State Bihar State Industrial Security Corps. A written examination of a total of 6,68,016 candidates was conducted on 12 January and 5,96,641 on 8 March. A total of 10,52,243 candidates appeared in the written examination on both days. 460 candidates disqualified on grounds of misconduct. Answer sheets of 1051783 candidates were checked.
By Utsav jha