BPSC 64th Combined Main (Written) Exam Result 2020 Declared; Check list of selected candidates
Team Careers360 | July 17, 2020 | 01:09 AM IST | 1 min read
NEW DELHI: Bihar Public Service Commission has declared the result of BPSC 64th Combined Main 2020 written exam on July 16, 2020. Candidates can check the BPSC 64th CCE Main result 2020 online on the official website- www.bpsc.bih.nic.in. BPSC result 2020 is available in the form of a pdf file containing the roll number of the selected students.
A total of 3799 candidates are selected for the interview round. Below are the steps to check the BPSC 64 Mains result 2020-
How to Check Bihar BPSC 64th Mains Result 2020?
Follow the below-given steps to check the BPSC 64 Combined Main Exam result 2020 in online mode-
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Go to the official BPSC’s website- www.bpsc.bih.nic.in or click here
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Click on the link referring to BPSC 64th Combined Main (Written) Exam Result 2020
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BPSC Mains result pdf will open in the new tab.
Candidates can search their roll number in the result pdf. Only candidates whose roll number is mentioned in the result filed are eligible for the interviews. Bihar PSC will soon announce the interview dates on the official website.
BPSC 64th Combined Main (Written) Exam 2020 was held on July 12, 13, 14 and 16, 2019.
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