
Good news for job seekers in Bihar! The Central Constable Selection Board (CSBC) has released a notification for 4,142 vacancies in the state police and prison departments. This recruitment drive is a golden opportunity for 12th-pass candidates to secure a government job. Here’s the full breakdown.
📋 1. Number of Vacancies
A total of 4,142 posts will be filled, including:
Prohibition Constable
Mobile Squad Constable
Jail Warder
These posts aim to strengthen Bihar’s law enforcement and prison administration system.
🎓 2. Eligibility Criteria
Educational Qualification: Must have passed Class 12 (Intermediate) from a recognized board.
Age Limit: Generally 18–25 years (relaxation as per government norms for SC/ST/OBC categories).
Physical Standards: Candidates must meet prescribed height, chest, and running test requirements.
💰 3. Salary and Perks
Selected candidates will receive a monthly salary of ₹21,700 – ₹69,100 (Level 3 Pay Matrix).
Additional perks include:
Dearness Allowance (DA)
House Rent Allowance (HRA)
Medical facilities
Pension benefits
📝 4. Selection Process
The recruitment will be conducted in multiple stages:
Written Examination (objective-type test)
Physical Efficiency Test (PET) & Physical Standard Test (PST)
Document Verification & Medical Test
Final selection will be based on merit and performance in all stages.
📅 5. Important Dates
Notification Released: september 2025
Application Start Date: To be announced shortly
Last Date to Apply: Expected in October 2025
Exam Date: Likely by early 2026
🏢 6. How to Apply
Visit the official website: csbc.bih.nic.in
Click on the relevant recruitment link.
Fill in the application form with accurate details.
Upload scanned documents, photo, and signature.
Pay the application fee and submit.
Final Word: With 4,142 vacancies, this is one of Bihar’s biggest recruitment drives of 2025. If you’re 12th-pass and aiming for a stable government career, this is your chance to join the state’s police and jail services.
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