BPSSC Bihar Police SI Syllabus 2026: The Bihar Police Subordinate Service Commission, BPSSC, has released the notification for the recruitment of the Bihar Police Sub-Inspector post (General Closed Cadre) 2026. The registration will start from July 9, 2026 and will close on August 9, 2026. Through this exam, the commission will fill 150 vacancies. It is important for those candidates who are interested in giving the Bihar Police SI Exam 2026 that they understand the exam pattern and know the syllabus completely. Knowing the syllabus and having a good understanding of the exam pattern helps in preparing a better study plan for the exam.
To help the candidates prepare a better study plan for the exam, we have given the topic-wise syllabus for the exam and the exam pattern for the BPSSC Bihar Police SI Recruitment Exam 2026.
Bihar Police SI Topic-Wise Syllabus 2026
The Bihar Police SI exam will be conducted offline and in two stages. The first stage of the written exam will be the Prelims exam, and the second stage will be the Mains exam. The questions in the paper will be asked from topics, which include General Studies and Current Affairs, Mathematics and Quantitative Aptitude, Reasoning and Analytical Ability, Hindi Language, and English Language, GK related to the state of Bihar, etc. Given below is the detailed syllabus for the Prelims exam and the Mains exam of the Bihar Police SI recruitment 2026.
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Bihar Police SI Prelims Syllabus 2026
The prelims exam of the Bihar Police SI will be conducted within 2 hours, and the questions will be multiple-choice questions. The total number of questions which will be asked in the Bihar Police SI Prelims exam will be 100. Given below is the list of subjects from which the objective-type questions will be asked:-
- English
- General Knowledge
- Hindi Language Knowledge
- Reasoning
- Current Affairs
The candidates will have to score above 30% marks to be qualified for the Mains exam of the Bihar Police SI Exam 2026.
Bihar Police SI Mains Syllabus 2026
The candidates who qualify for the Prelims exam will move to the next stage, i.e., the Mains exam. This exam will consist of two papers, i.e., Paper 1 and Paper 2. Paper 1 will have 200 questions, and Paper 2 will be a descriptive paper. Given below is the detailed syllabus for the Mains paper from which the questions can be asked in the paper:-
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Topic-Wise
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General Science
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Mathematics and Quantitative Aptitude
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Reasoning and Analytical Ability
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Hindi Language
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Civics or Polity
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Indian Geography
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Indian History
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BPSSC Bihar Police SI Exam Pattern 2026
Besides knowing the syllabus, it is equally important that the candidates have a good understanding of the exam pattern for the exam as well. Given below is the exam pattern for the prelims and the mains exam of the BPSSC Bihar Police SI Exam 2026:-
BPSS Bihar Police Prelims Exam Pattern 2026
Given below is the exam pattern for the BPSSC Bihar Police Prelims Exam 2026:-
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Sections
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Number of Questions
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Total Marks
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Current Affairs
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100
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200 Marks
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General Knowledge and Awareness
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The prelims paper will be conducted in 2 hours. Each question will carry 2 marks. The candidates will have to score more than 30% marks in this paper to move to the next stage.
BPSS Bihar Police Mains Exam Pattern 2026
Given below is the exam pattern for the BPSSC Bihar Police Mains Exam 2026:-
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Paper
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Subject
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Number of Questions
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Total Marks
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Paper 1
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General Studies and Current Affairs
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50
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50
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Mathematics and Quantitative Aptitude
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40
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40
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English Language
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20
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20
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Reasoning and Analytical Ability
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40
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40
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Hindi Language
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20
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20
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GK of Bihar
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30
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30
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Paper 2
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Hindi Essay
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15
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English Essay
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15
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English Precis
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10
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Hindi to English Translation
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10
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Paper 1 of the mains exam will have a negative marking of 0.25 marks for each wrong answer. Paper 1 of the Mains exam will be objective type paper, and Paper 2 will be subjective. Paper 1 will have to be completed in 180 minutes or 3 hours, and Paper 2 will have to be completed in 60 minutes or 1 hour. Candidates will have to score more than 30% marks in both papers to qualify further for the Physical Efficiency Test.