BPSSC ASI Operator Cut Off 2026: Bihar Police ASI Cutoff 2026: Bihar Police Subordinate Services Commission (BPSSC) has officially released the cutoff marks for the Assistant Sub-Inspector (Operator) prelims exam along with its result. The written exam was held on July 22, 2026, in a single shift for 462 vacancies. A total of 1,03,148 candidates appeared, out of which 42,595 appeared for the exam, and 6,748 candidates qualified. Category-wise cutoff marks have been announced for General, EWS, SC, ST, EBC, BC, and BC Women categories, along with separate cutoffs for the freedom fighters' grandchildren (FFW) quota. Candidates who cleared the cutoff will now be eligible to appear for the mains written exam.
BPSSC ASI Cut Off 2026 Highlights
Candidates can find all the information about BPSSC ASI Operator Cut off in the table given below:
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Particulars
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Details
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Conducting Body
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Bihar Police Subordinate Services Commission (BPSSC)
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Post Name
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Assistant Sub-Inspector (Operator)
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Advertisement No.
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04/2026
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Total Vacancies
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462 Posts
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Exam Date
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July 22, 2026
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Total Registered Candidates
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1,03,148
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Candidates Appeared
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42,595
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Candidates disqualified
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990
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Valid answer sheets evaluated
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41,605
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Minimum qualifying marks
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30%
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Total candidates selected for mains
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6,748
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Official Website
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bpssc.bihar.gov.in
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BPSSC ASI Cut Off 2026
BPSSC ASI Operator Cut-off 2026 is now available in a PDF file on the official website of BPSSC, bpssc.bihar.gov.in. Candidates who appeared for the Prelims exam held on 22 July 2026 can now check the official cut-off from the link given below.
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BPSSC ASI Operator Cut-off 2026
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BPSSC ASI Operator Category-Wise Cutoff Marks 2026
BPSSC has released the category-wise cutoff marks for the ASI (Operator) prelims exam. These are the minimum qualifying marks candidates need to score to be selected for the mains exam. The cutoff varies by category, as per the reservation policy followed by the Bihar government. Candidates can check their category-wise cutoff marks in the table below.
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Category
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Male
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Female
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FFW Male
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FFW Female
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Unreserved (UR)
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41.2 (20.02.1999)
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30.0 (02.03.2003)
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34.0 (20.12.2001)
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–
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EWS
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36.4 (15.07.2000)
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–
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30.6 (03.04.2002)
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35.2 (16.03.1998)
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SC
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31.6 (29.12.2001)
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–
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–
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–
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ST
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30.4 (01.01.2004)
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–
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–
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–
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EBC
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37.4 (02.02.2002)
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–
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30.2 (16.01.1996)
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–
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BC
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38.8 (14.09.2002)
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–
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30.4 (04.01.1987)
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–
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BC Women
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–
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–
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–
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–
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BPSSC ASI Operator Cutoff 2026: Category-Wise Vacancy Details
BPSSC has also released the category-wise breakup of the 462 vacancies for the ASI (Operator) post. Out of the total vacancies, 157 posts are reserved for women candidates under the 35% women reservation policy. Additionally, 9 posts are reserved for grandchildren of freedom fighters, and 1 post is reserved for transgender candidates. Candidates can check the complete category-wise vacancy details below.
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Category
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Total Vacancies
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Vacancies Reserved for Women (35%)
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General/ UR
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185
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65
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EWS
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46
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16
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SC
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74
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26
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ST
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5
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2
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EBC
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83
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29
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BC
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55
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19
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BC Women
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14
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0
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Total
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462
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157
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How to Check BPSSC ASI Cut Off Marks 2026
Candidates can check and download the official BPSSC ASI Operator Cut off 2026 cutoff marks by following the steps below:
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Visit the official website of BPSSC,bpssc.bihar.gov.in
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On the homepage, click on the link “BPSSC ASI Cutoff 2026”
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Then, Click on the “Merit List/ Cutoff PDF”
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BPSSC ASI Operator Cut off 2026 PDF will display on the screen
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Now, check the category-wise list carefully
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Save and download it for future reference.
Factors Affecting BPSSC ASI Cutoff 2026
Several factors influence the cutoff marks every year, such as how many candidates appear for the examination at each stage conducted by BPSSC. Some of the important factors are listed below.
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Number of vacancies announced by BPSSC
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Total number of candidates appearing for the examination
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Difficulty level of the question paper
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Category-wise reservation policies
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Normalisation of marks across multiple shifts
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Overall performance of candidates