Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) has issued five crucial rules: The wider industry impact

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Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) has issued five crucial rules for candidates just ahead of the third phase of the Bihar Teacher Recruitment Examination (TRE). Emphasizing punctuality, BPSC mandates that candidates arrive at the examination center two hours prior to the exam’s start.

The exam, scheduled for March 15, will be conducted in two shifts: 9:30 am to 12 noon for the first shift and 2:30 pm to 5 pm for the second. Candidates for the first shift must enter by 8:30 am, while those for the second shift by 1:30 pm. Latecomers risk being barred from entering the exam hall. BPSC cautioned against misbehavior during the exam, warning of severe consequences such as a five-year ban from the Commission’s exams for spreading rumors. Candidates must adhere strictly to rules outlined in their admit cards, particularly arriving on time and following exam hall protocol.

Entry gates will close an hour before the exam commences.

Strict Exam Regulations Enforced by BPSC

The Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) has reiterated its strict policy against electronic devices in exam centers, including mobile phones and smartwatches. Violations of this policy will be addressed under the Bihar Examination Conducting Act of 1981. BPSC has issued a strong warning that any misconduct could result in a five-year ban from participating in future Commission exams. Additionally, individuals found spreading false rumors related to the exams may face a three-year ban from the Commission.