Bihar has more than one recruitment open at the same time, and they close within days of each other. The Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) has a large teacher recruitment, the Bihar Technical Service Commission (BTSC) is hiring fisheries and veterinary officers, and the Bihar Police Subordinate Services Commission (BPSSC) has a Company Commander notice that closes first. This page lines up the three with their last dates, tells you which are confirmed and which are only reported, and explains how to decide where to put your time. If you are applying in Bihar this month, read this before you open any form.
Last updated: 9 October 2026. Details are compiled from published reports and may change. Always confirm on the official commission website before you apply.
Bihar openings at a glance
| Recruitment | Posts | Last date (reported) | Official site |
|---|---|---|---|
| BPSSC Company Commander | 65 | 10 October 2026 | bpssc.bihar.gov.in |
| BTSC Fisheries Extension Officer | 231 | 23 October 2026 | btsc.bihar.gov.in |
| BTSC Mobile Veterinary Officer | 787 | 23 October 2026 | btsc.bihar.gov.in |
| BPSC TRE 4.0 teacher recruitment | About 33,320 (reported, unconfirmed) | 26 October 2026 (reported) | bpsc.bihar.gov.in |
The BPSC figures come from job portals and we could not confirm them on the commission website. Our dedicated guide to BPSC TRE 4.0 explains what to verify before you apply.
BPSSC Company Commander: 65 posts, closes 10 October
This is the nearest deadline. A company commander in a police force leads a unit of armed police and is responsible for discipline, deployment and welfare of personnel. The listing gives the number of posts and the last date, and nothing else. Age, qualification, fee and selection stages are in the BPSSC notification. Police commissions generally combine a written examination, a physical test, document verification and a medical examination, and officer-level posts may also have an interview. If the date has passed when you read this, check for an extension and prepare for the next notice, because police recruitments in Bihar are advertised regularly.
BTSC Fisheries Extension Officer: 231 posts
A Fisheries Extension Officer works with fish farmers, cooperatives and departmental schemes, helping people adopt better practices and access benefits. It is a field job with travel and regular contact with rural communities. The qualification is not listed in the report. Technical posts normally require a degree or diploma in fisheries science or a related discipline specified in the advertisement, so check that your course name is on the permitted list.
BTSC Mobile Veterinary Officer: 787 posts
The largest of the BTSC posts. Mobile veterinary officers provide treatment, vaccination and advice to livestock owners in villages, often from a vehicle. Veterinary posts generally need a veterinary degree and valid registration with the veterinary council. Check whether the registration is needed at the time of application or later, because a degree without registration can lead to rejection at verification.
How technical commissions select
BTSC recruitments for technical posts are usually through a written examination based on your degree-level subject, followed by document verification. The notification gives the syllabus, the marks and the number of papers. Your preparation should start with the syllabus list and a look at the previous BTSC papers. For veterinary posts, revise anatomy, physiology, pathology, pharmacology, parasitology, nutrition, breeding and extension. For fisheries posts, revise fish biology, aquaculture, pond management, water quality, fish diseases, feed and government schemes.
Which one should you prioritise?
- You hold a veterinary degree: BTSC Mobile Veterinary Officer, with 787 posts, is the biggest opportunity and closes on 23 October.
- You have a fisheries qualification: BTSC Fisheries Extension Officer, 231 posts.
- You hold a B.Ed or D.El.Ed with TET or STET: BPSC TRE 4.0 is the larger pool, but verify the notice first.
- You prefer uniformed service and leadership: BPSSC Company Commander, if you are still within the window.
Documents to prepare for any Bihar commission form
- Matriculation certificate for date of birth.
- Degree certificates and marksheets for the qualifying course.
- Council registration certificate for veterinary posts.
- TET or STET certificate and B.Ed or D.El.Ed for teacher posts.
- Caste, EWS and residence certificates in the Bihar format.
- Photograph and signature in the specified size.
Bihar caste and residence certificates are issued by the competent authorities and can take days, so start now.
Mistakes that cost Bihar applicants their seat
The same few mistakes recur every year: choosing the wrong post code, entering a date of birth that does not match the matriculation certificate, uploading a certificate in the wrong format, paying the fee and not completing the final submission, and leaving everything to the last day when the portal is slow. Read each field once before you submit and download the final PDF.
A seven-day plan if you are applying to more than one
- Day 1: read all notices and make a table of last dates and eligibility.
- Day 2: collect and scan documents.
- Day 3: apply for the earliest deadline.
- Days 4 and 5: apply for the next, and check the exam dates for clashes.
- Days 6 and 7: start preparation for the exam with the earliest date.
Other state openings
See state government jobs, UP Police Constable and APPSC 2026.
How a Bihar commission notification is structured
Every Bihar commission advertisement follows the same rough order, and knowing it saves time. It starts with the advertisement number and the list of posts with category-wise vacancies. Next comes the eligibility section, with the educational qualification, the age limit and the date on which age is counted. Then come the application process, the fee and its exceptions, the selection method and the syllabus. The last pages usually hold annexures such as the format of the caste certificate and the declaration. Candidates who read only the first page often miss the clause that disqualifies them.
Why certificate formats matter in Bihar
State commissions in Bihar are strict about the format of caste, non-creamy layer and residence certificates. A certificate in an old format or issued by the wrong authority is the most common reason for rejection at the verification stage. Check the annexure that shows the format, compare it with your certificate and apply for a fresh one if there is any mismatch. Online certificates from the state portal are accepted in most cases, but the notice is the final word.
What to do while waiting for the admit card
After you submit the application, the commission releases the admit card on its website a short time before the exam. In the meantime, practise previous papers, keep your login details safe and check the website twice a week. Do not rely on unverified social media posts for exam dates, and never pay anyone to “arrange” an admit card. If you notice an error in your name or category on the admit card, contact the commission helpdesk immediately and keep a copy of your email.
Keep a log of every Bihar application
When you apply to more than one commission, keep a simple log with the advertisement number, post, application number, fee paid, date submitted and the website you used. Save each acknowledgement PDF with a clear file name. When admit cards, answer keys and result notices come, you will know which login belongs to which recruitment. This ten-minute habit prevents a lot of confusion and helps you if you ever need to raise a query with a commission.
Frequently asked questions
Which Bihar recruitment closes first?
BPSSC Company Commander, with a reported last date of 10 October 2026.
How many posts are there in BTSC?
231 Fisheries Extension Officer and 787 Mobile Veterinary Officer posts.
Is the BPSC TRE 4.0 date final?
It is reported as 26 October 2026 but was not confirmed on the BPSC site. Verify before applying.