BPSC recruitment 2025: Notification for DSO/AD posts released at bpsc.bihar.gov.in; applications open from June 3
Bihar Public Service Commission releases notification for 47 DSO/AD vacancies
BPSC recruitment 2025:
The Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) has officially released the notification for the recruitment of District Statistical Officer (DSO) and Assistant Director (AD) posts under Advertisement No.
38/2025. Eligible Indian candidates can apply online for a total of 47 vacancies in the Planning and Development Department, Government of Bihar. The online application window will open from June 3, 2025, and close on June 24, 2025.
This recruitment drive aims to fill regular posts across multiple categories, with a clear emphasis on reservations and qualifications. Candidates must possess a postgraduate degree in Statistics, Mathematics, or Economics from a recognised university to be eligible.
The pay scale for the posts is Level-9, ranging from Rs 53,100 to Rs 1,67,800 plus other allowances as per government rules.
Important dates and application process
The BPSC has set strict timelines for the recruitment process. Candidates interested in the DSO/AD posts should ensure their applications are submitted within the specified period. The preliminary competitive examination is expected to be held on August 3, 2025, though the exact details will be published later on the commission's official website: www.bpsc.bihar.gov.in.
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Online application start date
June 3, 2025
Online application end date
June 24, 2025
Preliminary exam (tentative)
August 3, 2025
Before filling out the application form, candidates are strongly advised to carefully study the detailed advertisement and instructions available on the BPSC website. This will help in avoiding any mistakes during the application process and ensure compliance with all requirements.
Vacancy details and reservation policy
The recruitment involves 47 posts of DSO/AD distributed across various categories with a 35% horizontal reservation for women candidates. The vacancies are categorised as follows:
Category
Total posts
Posts reserved for women
Unreserved
19
7
Economically Weaker Section
5
2
Scheduled Caste
7
2
Scheduled Tribe
0
0
Extremely Backward Class
9
3
Backward Class
6
2
Backward Class Women
1
0
Total
47
16
Additionally, a horizontal reservation of 2% is allocated for the grandchildren of freedom fighters, amounting to 1 post.
In accordance with the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016, reservations are also made for candidates with disabilities including locomotor, orthopaedic, and multiple disabilities.
Eligibility criteria and pay scale
Applicants must be at least 21 years old. The upper age limits vary according to category: 37 years for unreserved male candidates, 40 years for backward classes and unreserved females, and 42 years for Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe candidates as of August 1, 2025.
Educational qualification is mandatory, requiring a master's degree in Statistics, Mathematics, or Economics from a recognised university. The posts offer a pay scale of Rs 53,100 to Rs 1,67,800 under Level-9, along with additional government allowances.
Direct link to download the BPSC DSO/AD recruitment notification 2025
How to apply and further information
Candidates should visit the official BPSC website to access the detailed advertisement and submit their online application. The commission emphasises the importance of reading all instructions carefully before applying. The recruitment process promises transparency and equal opportunity under various reservation policies.
The preliminary examination date and further details will be released by BPSC in due course. Aspirants are advised to regularly check www.bpsc.bihar.gov.in for updates and notifications related to this recruitment.
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