The Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) is gearing up for the upcoming Assistant Education Development Officer (AEDO) Competitive Examination, as outlined in Advertisement No. 87/2025. This significant examination is set to take place across various districts in Bihar on multiple dates: April 14, 15, 17, 18, 20, and 21, 2026. As the examination date approaches, candidates are advised to stay informed about the crucial details regarding their admit cards and the examination process.
Starting from April 3, 2026, candidates will be able to download their e-Admit Cards through the official BPSC website. This document is essential for entry into the examination hall and contains vital information, including the district where the candidate will be examined.
How to Download the e-Admit Card
To obtain the e-Admit Card, candidates must follow these steps:
- Visit the official BPSC website.
- Log in using your credentials in the “My Account” section.
- Select the relevant advertisement to find the admit card download link.
- Click on the View or Download option to access your admit card.
It is important to note that the BPSC will not send admit cards via post. Therefore, candidates must ensure they download their admit cards online to avoid any last-minute issues.
Examination Centre Information
Details regarding examination centres will be released in phases on the candidate dashboard. Here’s how the information will be rolled out:
- For the exams on April 14 and 15, centre details will be available from April 11.
- For the exams on April 17 and 18, information will be accessible starting April 14.
- For the final exam dates on April 20 and 21, candidates can check their centre details from April 17.
It is crucial for candidates to regularly check their dashboards for updates to ensure they are aware of their assigned examination centres.
Mandatory Instructions for Candidates
The BPSC has issued several important instructions that candidates must adhere to:
- Verify that your roll number and bar code are clearly printed on the e-Admit Card upon download. Any discrepancies must be rectified before the examination date.
- Each candidate is required to bring an additional signed copy of the admit card to the examination centre. This copy must be submitted to the invigilator during the exam.
Reporting Time and Entry Regulations
Candidates should plan to arrive at their designated examination centres at least two and a half hours prior to the start of the test. Entry into the examination hall will be permitted only up to one hour before the exam begins. Adhering to these timelines is essential to avoid any disruptions on exam day.
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Conclusion and Implications for Candidates
As the examination dates draw near, it is imperative for candidates to stay vigilant and follow all instructions provided by the BPSC. Ensuring that all details on the admit card are correct and being aware of the examination centre will contribute to a smooth examination experience. Candidates should also prepare adequately for the exam, keeping in mind the importance of time management and adherence to regulations on the day of the test.