CSBC Bihar police recruitment 2025: 4,361 driver constable posts announced, Applications open from July 21
The application process will begin on July 21 and continue till August 20, 2025, via the official website: csbc.bihar.gov.in. The recruitment includes 500 regular posts and 3,861 posts under various reserved categories, with a salary ranging from ₹21,700 to ₹69,100 (Level 3 pay scale).
The selection process for Bihar Police Driver Constable Recruitment 2025 consists of multiple qualifying stages. It begins with a written examination, which serves solely as a screening round and does not carry any weight in the final merit list.
Candidates who clear the written test proceed to the Physical Efficiency Test (PET), which assesses physical fitness through tasks like running, long jump, high jump, and shot put.
This stage is also qualifying in nature. Those who pass the PET move on to the Motor Vehicle Driving Efficiency Test, where practical driving skills are evaluated. Marks obtained in this test, along with any applicable points for prior contractual service in Bihar Police, are considered for the final merit list.
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The last stage involves document verification, where candidates must present valid proof of eligibility, such as educational certificates, caste or category documents, and a valid heavy vehicle driving license.
CSBC Bihar Police Constable 2025: Steps to apply
Candidates can follow the steps here to apply for the CSBC Bihar Police Constable 2025:
Visit the official website: https://csbc.bihar.gov.in.
Click on 'Bihar Police Driver Constable Recruitment 2025.'
Complete the registration and fill out the application form.
Upload the required documents and pay the application fee.
Submit the form and print a copy for future reference.
CSBC Bihar Police Constable 2025: Application fees
The application fee for the Bihar Police Driver Constable Recruitment 2025 varies based on the candidate's category.
Applicants belonging to the Scheduled Castes (SC), Scheduled Tribes (ST), all female candidates domiciled in Bihar, and transgender candidates from the state are required to pay a fee of ₹180. All other candidates, including those from unreserved and economically weaker sections, must pay ₹675.
The fee must be paid online through the CSBC portal during the application process.
Candidates can click on the link provided
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to download the CSBC Bihar Police Constable 2025 notification.
Candidates are advised to stay tuned to the official website to get the complete details of the recruitment process.
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