Archive · 24 Sep 2026
Bihar Commission Cancels Police SI Mains Exam, Fresh Date Pending
BPSSC is the organization conducting an exam to select Police Sub-Inspectors in Bihar.
The main written exam was held on May 27, 2026.
BPSSC has now cancelled that particular exam.
It said this happened because of unavoidable reasons.
The Commission has not explained exactly what those reasons were.
A new exam date will be announced later.
The entire recruitment process has not been cancelled.
Candidates should follow BPSSC’s official website and avoid unconfirmed messages or people offering unofficial information.
The Bihar Police Subordinate Services Commission cancelled the Police Sub-Inspector main written examination held on May 27, 2026.
The examination was conducted in two shifts under Advertisement No. 05/2025.
BPSSC cited “unavoidable reasons” but did not disclose the specific cause for cancellation.
A fresh examination date, along with schedule and admit card details, will be announced separately.
The Commission said claims that the entire Bihar Police SI recruitment was cancelled are misleading and warned against unofficial information.
- Who
- The Bihar Police Subordinate Services Commission and candidates for Police Sub-Inspector posts.
- What
- BPSSC cancelled the main written examination held on May 27, 2026, and will announce a fresh date.
- When
- The examination was held on May 27, 2026; the cancellation notice was issued on September 23.
- Where
- The examination was conducted at examination centers in two shifts; specific locations were not stated.
- Why
- BPSSC cited “unavoidable reasons” without providing further details.
- Exam
- Police Sub-Inspector main written examination
- Exam date
- May 27, 2026
- Conducting body
- Bihar Police Subordinate Services Commission
- Advertisement
- Advertisement No. 05/2025
- Shifts
- Two shifts
- New date
- Not announced
- Cancellation scope
- Only the May 27 main written examination was cancelled, not the entire recruitment
- Candidate guidance
- Use BPSSC’s official communications and report misleading claims to police