Bihar Police Recruitment: Cabinet declares 75,543 open positions for police officers, here are details

The Bihar Police Aspirants have a good news! The Bihar Cabinet has disclosed new openings for the Bihar Police Recruitment. More than 75,000 additional openings have been cleared for applications as per the Bihar government's decision. On December 20, 2022, the state made the openings public. The choice to fill more positions in order to fulfil its pledge to the state to create 10 lakh employment. A total of 75,543 vacancies have been made public by the Bihar Police.

The Bihar cabinet has authorised the establishment of 7808 jobs for the police and non-police cadre for Phase One of the Emergency Response Support System, ERSS - Dial 112, according to Additional Chief Secretary S Siddharth.

Additionally, the Bihar government determined that officers will be hired directly for 48,447 positions.


According to Nitish Kumar, the chief minister of Bihar, the state wants to boost the ratio of police officers per lakh people from 165 to 170. On February 27, 2022, the Bihar chief minister delivered these comments at the Police Week conclusion ceremony.

The Bihar Public Service Commission, or BPSC, will handle the recruitment of the Bihar Police. The selection of candidates would be based on how well they performed in the written exam, the physical efficiency test, and the medical examination. After the medical examination, the applicants' performance will be evaluated in all three examinations, and their documentation will be checked, followed by the final selection.

The Bihar Council on Science and Technology received further Rs. 2.40 crore from the government in addition to this. The money will be utilised to build a science gallery on the first floor of the Patna planetarium to facilitate the study of astronomy and space science.

FAQ

Who is the Chief Minister of Bihar?
The Chief Minister of Bihar is Nitish kumar.

What is the name of Nitish Kumar's Political Party?
Janta Dal United party is the name of the Nitish Kumar Party.