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BPSSC Bihar Police Havildar Instructor Syllabus 2026, Check Latest Exam Pattern

The Bihar Police Sub-ordinate Services Section (BPSSC) has released the official notification for Police Havildar Instructor Examination 2026 at bpssc.bihar.gov.in. Candidates preparing for the exam must have a clear understanding of the syllabus and exam pattern. The  BPSSC Bihar Police Havildar Instructor Syllabus 2026, along with the exam pattern, has been provided in this article.

BPSSC Bihar Police Havildar Instructor Syllabus 2026

The BPSSC will hold an exam for 122 posts of Bihar Police Havildar Instructor. Understanding the syllabus and the exam pattern is essential to increase the chances of clearing the exam. Candidates must go through the details provided in the article carefully.

BPSSC Bihar Police Havildar Instructor Syllabus 2026: Key Details

Organisation and Post Details

  • Recruitment Organisation: Bihar Police Sub-ordinate Services Section(BPSSC)
  • Post Name: Bihar Police Havildar Instructor
  • Official website: bpssc.bihar.gov.in
Post Details
No. of Posts: 122
Important Dates

  • Application: 1 May 2026 to 1 June 2026
  • Exam: TBA
  • Admit Card: TBA
  • Result: TBA
Selection Process

  • Written Test
  • PST
  • PET

Bihar Havildar Instructor Selection Proess 2026

The BPSSC Bihar Police Havildar Instructor Recruitment exam is conducted in multiple stages to assess the academic and physical abilities of the candidates. Candidates must qualify for each stage to move forward in the recruitment process.

Stage Name of the Stage Nature
1 Written Competitive Examination Qualifying
2 Physical Standard Test (PST) Qualifying
3 Physical Efficiency Test (PET) Qualifying

Bihar Police Havildar Instructor Subject-wise Syllabus 2026

The objective-type (MCQ) written examination is based on the Matriculation level as per the Bihar School Examination Board.

Subjects (with Indicative Topics)
Hindi (Grammar, vocabulary, sentence correction, comprehension)
English (Grammar, tenses, synonyms & antonyms, comprehension, sentence structure)
Mathematics (Number system, arithmetic, percentage, ratio & proportion, profit & loss, algebra, geometry)
Social Science (History: freedom movement, Geography: resources & climate, Civics: Constitution, Economics: basics)
Science (Physics: force & motion, Chemistry: matter & elements, Zoology: human body, Botany: plants)
General Knowledge & Current Affairs (Bihar & national events, schemes, awards, sports, static GK)

BPSSC Bihar Police Havildar Instructor Exam Pattern

The written exam consists of multiple subjects with questions distributed across basic topics of 10th–12th level.

Subject Number of Questions Maximum Marks Duration
General Knowledge / General Awareness 40 40 2 Hours (120 Minutes)
Mathematics 30 30
General Science 15 15
Social Science 15 15
Total 100 100 2 hrs 

Candidates must secure at least 30% marks in the written examination to qualify for the Physical Efficiency Test. Based on the written exam, approximately five times the number of category-wise vacancies will be shortlisted for the PET.

BPSSC Havildar Instructor: Physical Standard Test

Candidates must meet the minimum physical standards specified by the Commission.

Parameter Category / Details Required Standard
Height Male (General & BC) Minimum 165 cm
Male (EBC, SC, ST) Minimum 160 cm
Female (All Categories) Minimum 155 cm
Chest (Male only) General / OBC / EBC Unexpanded: 81 cm (min), Expanded: 86 cm (min), Minimum expansion: 5 cm
SC / ST Unexpanded: 79 cm (min), Expanded: 84 cm (min), Minimum expansion: 5 cm
Weight Female (All Categories) Minimum 48 kg
Third Gender Candidates Kinnar / Kothi / Hijra / Transgender Same standards as prescribed for OBC candidates

BPSSC Bihar Police Havildar Instructor: Physical Efficiency Test

The PET will be conducted for the candidates who qualify for the written exam. The physical test is conducted for 100 marks and consists of three events:

Event Category Criteria / Performance Marks
Running (Max 50 Marks) Male (1.6 km / 1 mile) Less than 5 min 50
5:00 – 5:20 min 40
5:20 – 5:40 min 30
5:40 – 6:00 min 20
More than 6 min Disqualified
Female (1 km) Less than 4 min 50
4:00 – 4:20 min 40
4:20 – 4:40 min 30
4:40 – 5:00 min 20
More than 5 min Disqualified
Shot Put (Max 25 Marks) Male (16 lbs) 16–17 ft 9
17–18 ft 13
18–19 ft 17
19–20 ft 21
More than 20 ft 25
Less than 16 ft Disqualified
Female (12 lbs) 12–13 ft 9
13–14 ft 13
14–15 ft 17
15–16 ft 21
More than 16 ft 25
Less than 12 ft Disqualified
High Jump (Max 25 Marks) Male 4 ft 13
4 ft 4 in 17
4 ft 8 in 21
5 ft 25
Less than 4 ft Disqualified
Female 3 ft 13
3 ft 4 in 17
3 ft 8 in 21
4 ft 25
Less than 3 ft Disqualified

Important Rules for Bihar Police Havildar Instructor: Physical Efficiency Test

Candidates must take note of the following details about the physical efficiency test:

  • Candidates must qualify for each event individually. Failure in any one event leads to disqualification. 
  • Only three attempts are allowed in the Shot Put and High Jump.
  • PET marks will determine the final merit. 
  • PET criteria for Kinnar/Kothi/Hijra/Transgender (Third Gender) candidates will be the same as those prescribed for OBC Candidates

In case two or more candidates secure equal marks in the PET, the following order will be used to decide rank:

  • Older candidates will be placed higher in the merit list
  • If the age is the same, the candidate with a higher educational qualification will be ranked higher
  • If that is equal to, preference will be given to higher marks in the minimum qualifying examination
  • If all the above are the same, preference will be based on alphabetical order of names

Candidates preparing for the BPSSC Bihar Police Havildar Instructor Syllabus 2026 should regularly revise all sections and focus on PET performance to improve their selection chances.

FAQs

Will a candidate be eligible if they meet the Physical Standards but do not qualify the PET?

No, PET is mandatory for the candidates to qualify and the final merit list is made on its basis.

Can a candidate improve ranking through written exam marks if PET score is equal?

No. Tie-breakers do not use written exam marks. They depend on age, education, qualifying exam marks, and alphabetical order.

Does normalization affect PET marks in any situation?

No. Normalization applies only to the written exam if conducted in multiple shifts. PET scoring remains direct.

Can candidates challenge normalization or PET scoring?

No grievance or challenge mechanism for normalization or PET marks is mentioned in the provided details.

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