BPSC 71st admit card 2026 out for CCE Mains; exam from April 25 to 30

The Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) has issued the admit card for the 71st Combined Competitive Examination (CCE) Mains 2026 today, April 17. Candidates who are going to appear for the examination can download their BPSC 71st admit card from the official website at bpsconline.bihar.gov.in using their login credentials.

To download the BPSC 71st Mains admit card 2026, candidates will have to enter their registered email, username or mobile number and password. The BPSC 71st CCE admit card includes important details such as the candidate’s name, exam date, shift timing, reporting time, and examination centre code.

The BPSC e-admit card will show the district allotted to candidates. The exam centre code and name will be available on the dashboard from April 22.

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The BPSC 71st CCE Mains exam 2026 will be held from April 25 to 30, 2026, at various exam centres in Patna and other parts of Bihar. The commission has asked candidates to reach the exam centre at least 2 hours before the exam.

This recruitment drive will fill 1,298 vacancies in Bihar government departments, including posts like Sub-Divisional Officer, Senior Deputy Collector, Block Cooperative Officer, Revenue Officer, Block Minority Welfare Officer, and other administrative roles.

BPSC 71st Mains Admit Card 2026: Steps to download

Follow the instructions below to download the BPSC 71st CCE Mains admit card.

• Go to the official website, bpsconline.bihar.gov.in
• Click on the “BPSC 71st Admit Card – CCE Mains 2026” link.
• Enter your valid application number and password or date of birth.
• Submit and download the BPSC 71st Mains admit card displayed on the screen.
• Take a printout of the hall ticket for your future use.

The BPSC 71st Mains exam 2026 will have general Hindi (qualifying, 100 marks), general studies paper 1 (300 marks), general studies paper 2 (300 marks), and an essay paper, with each paper held in one shift per day over six days.