BSSC Graduate Level

Checked 11 September 2026. No graduate-level window is open and no examination is scheduled. The 4th round closed on 24 November 2025 and the commission’s notice board, current to 27 August 2026, carries no entry on it since the corrigendum of 21 November 2025 that added 342 assistant branch officer posts; no 5th round has been advertised. The commission’s tender of 29 July 2026 for an agency to conduct computer-based tests had its bid deadline extended from 28 August to 25 September, with a technical demonstration on 7 October, and a separate tender for result processing ran through the summer. Its other rounds stand likewise: the office attendant round of 5,131 posts and the stenographer round of 531, both closed in November 2025, and the laboratory assistant, statistical officer and sports trainer rounds of 2025, all await examinations; the field assistant round examined on 10 August 2025 qualified 1,005 for a mains not yet dated; and the science and technology department’s office attendant round finished on 1 August 2026 with 238 selected after a mains on 26 May.

The 4th round’s posts, as amended, are 1,406 assistant branch officers of the general administration department at level 7, 88 planning assistants and 5 junior statistical assistants at level 7, 60 industry extension officers at level 7 added on 27 September, one data entry operator of grade C at level 6, and 125 auditors of the audit directorate and 198 of the cooperative department at level 5 — 1,883 in all: 959 unreserved, 251 SC, 24 ST, 221 EBC, 216 BC, 31 BC women and 181 EWS, with 618 under the 35 per cent horizontal reservation for women and 37 for freedom fighters’ descendants. Graduation is the qualification, with subject conditions for the statistical, data entry and auditor posts, and reservation is for Bihar’s permanent residents; candidates from other states are unreserved.

The application window moved four times. The advertisement set 18 August to 17 September 2025; the start was held back on 18 August pending a fee revision; the corrigendum of 25 August, giving effect to the general administration department’s resolution of 21 August, cut the fee to ₹100 for every candidate from the advertised ₹540 and ₹135 and opened applications the same day to 26 September; extensions of 24 September and 14 October took the fee to 21 November and the form to 24 November, with an edit window from 31 October. The commission’s notice board carries nothing on the round since — no examination date, admit card, key or result — while its tender of 29 July 2026 for an end-to-end computer-based testing agency runs to a bid deadline of 25 September and a technical demonstration on 7 October.

Contractual employees of the state get a preference of five marks a year to a maximum of 25 under the corrigendum of 27 September 2025. The 3rd round’s mains charged ₹675, or ₹180 for SC, ST, women and PwD candidates of Bihar; whether the 4th round’s mains will carry a fee beyond the flat ₹100 is not stated.

Checked 11 September 2026 against the commission’s notice board and the PDFs linked from it: the 4th round’s advertisement of 4 August 2025 and its notices and corrigenda of 18 and 25 August, 24 and 27 September, 14 and 31 October and 21 November 2025; the 3rd round’s advertisement, cancellation and re-examination notices, preliminary result, mains advertisement, final result and cut-off list; the computer-based test tender and its extension; and the notices of the commission’s other rounds. The notices are scanned Hindi documents read page by page. The application portal was unreachable at the date checked and its state is from an archived copy of February 2026. Coaching-site claims of a July or August 2026 preliminary have no counterpart on the notice board.