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Bihar Civil Judge PCS J Mains Admit Card 2017

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the recruiting organization has released the Bihar Civil Judge PCS J Mains Admit Card 2017 on 27 Jul 2016. Download it from the Important Links using your registration number and date of birth.

Last date:
05 Feb 2016
Admit card:
27 Jul 2016
Fee:
General / OBC candidates pay ₹650

The Bihar recruitment authority has released the Mains admit card for its Civil Judge (PCS-J) examination. Applications had closed on 5 February 2016, with the admit card released on 27 July 2016 ahead of the exam held on 13 August 2016, followed by the answer key in August 2016. The fee was Rs 650 for General/OBC candidates and Rs 200 for SC/ST candidates.

Important Dates

Important dates
EventDate
Last Date for Apply Online
Exam Held on
Admit Card Available
Answer Key AvailableAugust 2016

Application Fee

Application fee by category
CategoryFee
General / OBC₹650
SC / ST₹200

How to Download the Admit Card

  1. 1Open the "Download Admit Card" link on this page to reach the recruiting organization's admit card portal for this exam.
  2. 2Log in with your registration number and date of birth, or whatever credentials the portal asks for.
  3. 3Check every detail on the admit card (name, photo, exam centre and reporting time) as soon as it downloads, since correcting an error close to the exam date is often difficult.
  4. 4Print a physical copy; a phone screenshot isn't accepted at most exam centres.
  5. 5Carry the admit card along with a valid original photo ID to the exam centre, since most centres turn away candidates who show up without both.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I download this admit card?

Use the "Download Admit Card" link on this page to reach the recruiting organization's admit card portal, then log in with your registration number and date of birth.

What should I carry to the exam centre?

Carry a printed copy of the admit card along with a valid original photo ID, since most exam centres turn away candidates who arrive without both.