The final Result 2025 for Constable, Sub-Inspector (SI) and Various Posts has been released by State Level Police Recruitment Board (SLPRB) Assam on 10th October 2025. This huge recruitment is for 6,200+ vacancies in Assam Police, Assam Commando Battalions, APRO, and other allied services among different departments.
This is one of the biggest police recruitment drives under SLPRB Assam in 2025 which will give a major boost in the state’s security and administrative setup at multiple levels. The open selection procedure and the overall assessment guarantee that only the best applicants will be able to join the prestigious Assam Police services.
On November 26, 2025, the BSEB Bihar DElEd Result 2025 was formally announced by the authority. Candidates who filled the applications in a period from January 11, 2025, to February 5, 2025 can check their result for Bihar D.El.Ed 2025 from the link given below. You need the date of birth and roll number to access the scorecard. Now the result is here of those applicants, so visit the official website to download the scorecard and check merit list/cut off marks or copy the link given below & paste it in the new tab of the window.
Application Start Date
11/January/2025
Application Last Date
05/February/2025
Fee Payment Last Date
06/February/2025
Correction Date
13 —- 17 May/2025
Exam Date
26/August/2025
Answer Key Date
11 —- 13/October/2025
Result Date
26/November/2025
Eligibility & Application Fee Key Details For BSEB DElEd
The two-year Bihar DElEd course is open to the candidates who have passed 12th standard or an equivalent examination from a recognized board or institution in India. Candidates who are above 17 years old can apply and there is no age limit.
Reserved category candidates are required to pay ₹760, and those belonging to the General/OBC/EWS categories are required to pay ₹960. It is advised to read BSEB Bihar DElEd Exam Notification 2025 for full fledged details.
The result of the diploma is on The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) Patna official website. For the marks print out you need to kindly follow these steps:
1. Go to the official website which is mentioned in the below section.
2. Link with naming “BSEB Bihar DElEd Result 2025” is posted, you can find and click on it.
3. Fill in the roll number/ application number and date of birth.
4. Press the “Submit” button.
5. Now BSEB Bihar DElEd Result 2025 will be appeared on your screens.
6. Download and take a printout of your scorecard or keep it for future reference.
Make sure to have all the necessary credentials in order to make the process hassle-free.
Maharashtra Public Service Commission is an organization to proceed recruitment for various posts through competitive exams. News The MHRD has released details regarding the examination dates, pattern, eligibility, fees and selection process. The schedule incorporates also approved modifications and updates to the latest developments. This is the most important tool for aspirants who are going for MPSC exams to prepare and aware about updates.
Major MPSC Exams Calendar For Early Preparations
MPSC Rajyaseva Exam
Notification Release
18th/March/2025
Application
28/March—17/April/2025
Prelims Exam Date
9th/November/2025
Vacancies
385
Posts
State Civil Services, Forest Services, Civil Engineering Services
Mains Exam
29th/March—26th/April/2026
Result
July/2026
MPSC Group B Combined Services Exam
Notification Release
29/July/2025
Application
1—21/August/2025
Prelims Exam Date
21st/December/2025
Vacancies
282
Mains Exam
17th/May/2026
MPSC Group C Combined Services Exam
Notification Release
Last of the 2024
Prelims Exam Date
1/June/2025
Result
October/2025
Mains Exam
29/June/2025
Other Major MPSC Exams
Forest Service Main
5—9/May/2026
Civil & Agricultural Main Exam 2025
16th/May/2026
Group C Combined Prelims
4th/January/2026
Group C Combined Main
7/June/2026
Eligibility For MPSC Exams
The educational standard is usually graduation for most of the examinations.
The age limit is 18 to 38 years as general, but may change for post to post and reserved category. For more details on age relaxation, criteria, please refer to the official notification.
The process of MPSC exams is 3 tiered for all major exams.
Prelims: Objective/MCQs papers, on qualifying basis Rajyaseva, 2 papers (GS & Aptitude/Language), Group B & C as per notification.
Mains: Several papers of different subjects, including a language paper, a general studies paper and papers on the candidate’s discipline. Marks obtained here are useful for final merit.
Interview and Document Verification: After qualifying in Mains, candidates are called for Interview and Document Verification.
Guide to Download Calendar MPSC Exam Calendar 2025
CG Fire Department Form 2025 for recruitment. The application starts from 1st July 2025, you can apply online until 31st July 2025. There are various roles in this department, Download the notification for detailed eligibility and post vacancies through the link mentioned in the article. Candidates who have passed their 10th & 12th classes can apply for these posts.
Organisation
Chhattisgarh CGHGCD
Posts
CG Fire Department
Purpose
The CG Fire Department is starting to recruit candidates for various posts through this process.
Go to the CGHGCD official website to apply for the post. After registration, check updates for the admit card and exam dates. You can find the official website link or apply directly from the link provided here.
Click on the official website link and the page will appear on your screen.
Go through Recruitment → Link for Chhattisgarh fire and emergency services → Registration (New User) OR View application status with Registration ID and Password.
Start filling in your details carefully.
Before submitting, attach the necessary documents (if required) and pay the amount of application.
MPPGCL has officially announced the release of notification for MPPGCL AE/JE Recruitment 2025 on their official website. Candidates can start filling application forms before the portal will close on 21/Aug/2025. Download the official notification for more post-vise eligibility details. You can find a direct link for the official application form link in the article below.
Short Details For MPPGCL AE/ JE Recruitment 2025
Recruitment Board
Madhya Pradesh Power Generating Company (MPPGCL)
Post
Assistant Engineer, Plant Assistant, Officer Assistant, Junior Engineer, & other various post
Level of Exam
State-Level
Purpose
Madhya Pradesh Government is enlisting candidates through this exam for various posts.
If you are among those dreaming for a Bihar government job then you must have heard about BPSC exams. Perhaps you observed some of your friends studying thick books or maybe you stumbled across those BPSC Toppers interviews that suddenly fill your YouTube recommendations list. You have to know that Bihar Public Service Commission will offer a great opportunity for various posts such as DSP, BDO, SDM and others.
So, let’s crack the details of Bihar Public Service Commission including Full Form, Exam, and Selection Process.
What is BPSC?
Bihar Public Service Commission is a government organization in short BPSC. It’s essentially the gatekeeper to some of the best government jobs in Bihar. It was established in 1956 and functions as a constitutional body to select the eligible and suitable candidates for multiple state civil services and administrative positions.
The BPSC mostly refers to the BPSC Combined Competitive Examination, popularly known as BPSC CCE. This is the top exam for jobs like Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM), Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP), Block Development Officer (BDO), and other posts under Class I and II officers. If you want to be the guy who actually runs district administrations, implements policies on the ground, or maintains law and order, this is your path in.
The BPSC 2026 Exam
So, If you are going to participate in BPSC 2026 examination then this is for your information: Bihar Public Service Commission is a bit predictable when you compare it with some other state PSC. But “predictable” is not easy. It means you can plan better.
The BPSC CCE 2026 is expected to be conducted in a three-phase examination process established as the standard:
Stage One: The Preliminary Examination
This is your screening test. It’s a single paper objective type 150 marks. The syllabus includes General Studies (History with special emphasis on Bihar, Geography, Polity, Economy, Current Affairs and General Science).
Here’s the thing about BPSC Prelims: it’s qualifying in nature. Your marks here don’t count for the final merit list, but you have to clear this hurdle to move on. Bihar Public Service Commission cut-off changes every year according to number of vacancies and difficulty level but in general 105-115 out of 150 would keep you in safe zone.
Stage Two: The Main Examination
Here is where the real contest takes place. BPSC Mains is quite straightforward in comparison to UPSC Mains which has nine papers:
General Hindi (Qualifying, 100 marks)
General Studies Paper I (300 Marks)
General Studies Paper II (300 Marks)
Optional Subject Paper I (300 marks)
Optional Subject Paper II (300 marks)
The General Studies is all pervasive: History, Geography, Indian Polity, Economy, Science & Technology and Current Events. But here’s a crucial tip: Bihar specific knowledge is given a lot of importance. The panel loves to quiz you on Bihar’s freedom struggle movements, its rivers and geography, state policies, and recent development schemes.
Fifth subject (Optional Subject) is the one You can capitalize in your favor. Options include History, Geography, Political Science and Economics as well as Agriculture, Botany and Mathematics. Choose carefully—this is a topic you really like, because you will be writing two detailed papers on it.
Stage Three: The Personality Test (Interview)
If you clear Mains, you will have to attend an interview for 120 marks. It’s not just a personality check; the panel also wants to gauge your administrative skills, knowledge of the socio-economic problems of Bihar and whether you’re capable of thinking on your feet.
They may question you on a particular law and order issue in a district, your opinion of the education system in Bihar, or even the reason why you want to enter the civil services to begin with.
Eligibility For the Bihar Public Service Commission
Age Limit
Category
Minimum Age
Maximum Age
General
20 years
37 years
OBC
20 years
40 years
SC/ST
20 years
42 years
Qualification for Bihar Public Service Commission
Any graduation degree will work including BA, BSc, BCom, B.Tech, MBBS, etc. The commission does not differentiate for your graduation stream. Anyone who has completed their graduation is eligible to apply a graduate in history has the same eligibility as an engineering graduate.
Physical Requirements
Posts such as DSP (Police) have physical requirements for height, chest measurements, as well as vision norms. These are not applicable for administrative posts like SDM, however.
Place of residence
Although the BPSC is a state commission, there is a catch. Some posts are filled on the basis of Indian domicile candidates while others are open for all Indian citizens. It will be mentioned in the notification very explicitly, so go through it carefully.
Selection Process
Here is a bit of information that most aspirants do not get to know instantly: Clearing each stage of the BPSC examination is not the purpose. It’s just a matter of how high you get your ranking to achieve your preferred post.
After the Interview, your final merit list is prepared in the BPSC on the basis of your Mains marks (out of 800) + Interview marks (out of 120) – altogether 920 marks. It is of no consideration here, the Prelims score. Based on this merit list, seats are allotted and candidates have to opt for their preferred cadre (SDM, DSP, BDO etc.) as per their ranking and category reservation.
Preparing for BPSC 2026 is not a piece of cake but with a smart approach and genuine zeal to join in Bihar administration, everything is achievable. Understand the syllabus completely, read Bihar paper religiously, practice answer writing from day one for Mains & Current Affairs.
Keep in mind that Bihar Public Service Commission exam is taken by thousands every year but only a few become. It’s not intelligence that differentiates most of us – it’s consistency, the right guidance, and not giving up when the syllabus seems unmanageable.
Your path to becoming a Bihar civil servant begins with a single step: knowing what you’re getting into. Now that you do, the real prep starts.
