Government & Defence Entrance Exam

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Candidates can check below the Hindi syllabus of the Bihar Police Constable exam:

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In the Bihar Police Constable exam, the current affairs section covers topics like sports, awards and honors, books and authors, important events, personalities, and more.

The post of SSC Stenographer falls under the Central Government. Candidates for Stenographer Grade C can expect basic salary of INR 14,500 while SSC Stenographer Grade D can expect a basic salary of INR 7500.

The Bihar Police Constable exam consists of hundred questions and each question carries one mark. Candidates need to complete the paper in two hours. Several subjects are asked in the exam. There is no negative marking and the written paper is qualifying in nature.

SSC Stenograper exam is easy. Candidates need to prepare well to ace the exam. Besides, candidates must also practice previous years' question papers. To prepare for skill test, candidates must have good listening skills.

The minimum qualifying marks that candidates need to score to qualify for the written exam for the Bihar Police Constable is 30%. After qualifying it, the candidates will be eligible for the PET/PST round.

There is no negative marking in the Bihar Police Constable exam. It was conducted on September 6 and 7 in two shifts. Objective . The minimum marks that candidates need to score is 30% to qualify the exam for the next stage.

Bihar Police Constable exam is an objective based written exam consisting of subjects as mentioned below English, Hindi, Maths, General Knowledge and current affairs, Social Science (History, Geography, Civics, Economics, etc.), Science (Physics, Chemistry, Zoology and Botany).
The Bihar Police Constable exam consists of 100 questions (objective-based) and each question carries one mark. Duration of exam is 2 hours. The minimum qualifying mark is 30%. 

Yes, written exam of Bihar Police Constable exam is qualifying in nature. That is, candidates need to secure a minimum qualifying score to be eligible for Physical Efficiency Test (PET) and Physical Standards Test (PST). Also, marks obtained in Bihar Police Constable written exam are not considered for final merit list.