Bihar Police SI Vacancy OUT: How to Apply Online for Police Sub Inspector Post | Direct Link Here

The Bihar Police Subordinate Services Commission (BPSSC) has recently announced the vacancies for Police Sub Inspector in the Home Department (Reserve Branch) of the Bihar Government, under Bihar Police SI Recruitment 2025. Interested candidates can now apply online for Bihar Police SI Vacancy 2025 through the official website bpssc.bihar.gov.in. BPSSC aims to fill a total of 1799 vacancies through the online application process. 

How to Apply Online for Bihar Police SI Vacancy?

Candidates can now apply online for the Bihar Police SI Vacancy, which aims to fill 1799 posts through the following steps: 

• Visit the official website. 
• Click on the “Apply Online for the post of Police Sub Inspector” Link. 
• A registration division page will open. 
• Click on the Registration and Make Payment Link 
• Read the instructions carefully, register, and then proceed with payment. 
• Fill the application form carefully. 
• View the application status and take a printout for further use. 

Direct Link of Bihar Police SI Online Form 2025: Click Here to Apply

Bihar Police SI Vacancy 2025: Eligibility Criteria 

Bihar Police SI Vacancy 2025: Application Fee

Bihar Police SI Vacancy 2025: Selection Process

• Preliminary Written Examination 
• Mains Written Exam 
• Physical Efficiency Test and Physical Standard Test
• Document Verification 
• Medical Examination 

Bihar Police SI: Prelims Exam Pattern 

• The Bihar Police SI Prelims written exam will consist of objective multiple-choice questions. 
• Each question carries 02 marks, and there will be a negative marking of 0.2 marks for each wrong answer. 
• The minimum qualifying marks for prelims are 30% marks, i.e, 60 marks. 
• The time duration for the Bihar SI Prelims exam is 2 hours. 

Bihar Police SI: Mains Exam Pattern 

• The Bihar Police SI Mains Written exam will consist of 2 papers. Paper 1 and Paper 2. 
• The General Hindi is qualifying in nature. To qualify in the Paper 1 exam, candidates are required to score 30% marks. 
• 02 marks will be provided for each correct answer. 
• There will be a negative marking of 0.2 marks for each wrong answer.
• The duration of each paper is 2 hours.