The Central Selection Board (Constable Recruitment) has officially announced crucial details for the next phase of the Bihar Police Constable recruitment process. Candidates who successfully cleared the written examination can now prepare for the Physical Efficiency Test, which is scheduled to commence in mid-December.
Important Dates and Admit Card Information
The Physical Efficiency Test for eligible candidates will begin on December 15, 2025, as confirmed by the Board. All necessary information regarding the test date, venue, and admit card availability will be accessible through the official website starting from 00:00 hours on November 25, 2025.
Prospective candidates must navigate to the Bihar Police tab on the CSBC official website to download their e-admit cards. The Board has explicitly stated that no physical admit cards will be dispatched via postal service, making the digital download mandatory for all participants.
Physical Efficiency Test Requirements and Schedule
The PET will comprehensively evaluate candidates' physical capabilities through various tests. For male candidates, the assessment will include running, high jump, shot put, along with height and chest measurements. Female candidates will undergo height and chest measurements, with weight evaluation conducted according to prescribed standards.
The Board has clarified that there is no predetermined sequence for conducting these tests. However, each candidate must successfully complete every requirement independently, strictly adhering to the notified benchmarks. Entry to the PET venue will be strictly prohibited without a valid admit card.
Admit Card Download Procedure
For candidates experiencing difficulties in downloading their admit cards, the Board has arranged for obtaining duplicate copies on December 12 and December 13, 2025. These can be acquired from the Central Selection Board office located at Bank Harding Road, Patna, between 10:00 am and 05:00 pm. Candidates should note that this service will be provided at their own expense.
The step-by-step process for downloading the CSBC Bihar Police Constable PET admit card is straightforward:
- Visit the official CSBC portal at CSBC.bihar.gov.in
- Locate and select the Bihar Police tab on the homepage
- Click on the Bihar Police Constable PET e-admit card link
- Enter the required login credentials and submit the form
- Download the admit card and take a printout for PET venue requirements
Document Verification Process
Document Verification will be conducted on the same day as the Physical Efficiency Test, and the Board will not provide any additional opportunities for this process. Candidates must bring original documents along with one set of self-attested photocopies.
The required documentation includes: valid photo identification, Date of Birth certificate, Intermediate pass certificate and mark sheet, caste and residence certificates for SC, ST, BC and EBC categories, Non-Creamy Layer Certificate where applicable, and certificates for FFW, EWS, transgender and Home Guard categories. Reservation benefits will exclusively apply to native residents of Bihar.
Mandatory Declarations and Important Regulations
All candidates must submit a declaration confirming their physical and mental fitness, non-consumption of stimulants or prohibited drugs, and non-pregnancy status where applicable. The Board has explicitly stated that requests for extensions in PET or Document Verification due to medical, personal, or other reasons will not be entertained under any circumstances.
Candidates found ineligible at any stage of the recruitment process will face immediate disqualification. The recruitment drive aims to fill 19,838 Constable vacancies in the Bihar Police force. The written examination for these positions was conducted in six phases throughout July and August 2025, with results declared on September 26, 2025.
As the recruitment process advances to its physical testing phase, candidates are advised to regularly check the official CSBC website for updates and ensure they meet all physical requirements well before the test dates.
