The Health Department, Government of Bihar, is building a panel to fill 575 Senior Resident / Tutor posts on a three-year tenure in the state's medical colleges and hospitals. The Bihar Combined Entrance Competitive Examination Board (BCECEB) is running the process under Advt. No. BCECEB/Health(SR)/2026(III)/01 dated 30.10.2026. This is the third Senior Resident / Tutor round of 2026, which is why the board writes it as "2026 (III)". There is no written exam. You are ranked on a points formula built from your MBBS marks, your postgraduate degree and your government experience in Bihar, and every applicant receives the same fixed 6 points in place of an interview. Online registration runs from 2 November to 23 November 2026 (10:00 PM).
Two official documents matter here: the 4-page advertisement and the 11-page prospectus (विवरण-पुस्तिका), which carries the subject-wise and category-wise seat table. We read both in full. Page numbers in brackets refer to the advertisement ("Advt") or the prospectus ("Pros"). Anything marked "our view" is our advice and is not taken from the notice. For dates and links in one place, see our Bihar BCECEB Senior Resident / Tutor 2026 (III) job page.
Bihar SR / Tutor 2026 (III) at a Glance
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Advertisement | BCECEB/Health(SR)/2026(III)/01, dated 30.10.2026 (Advt p.1); short notice /02 of the same date (dates only) |
| Recruiting department | Health Department, Government of Bihar; process run by BCECEB |
| Post | Senior Resident / Tutor, tenure post of three years, in state medical colleges and hospitals |
| Total posts | 575 in 10 subjects (Pros p.3, Annexure-1 p.10–11) |
| Subjects | Anatomy, PMR, Psychiatry, Physiology, PSM, Radiology, Skin & VD, Geriatrics, Radiotherapy, TB & Chest |
| Qualification | PG degree in the subject (DNB / DNB Super Speciality accepted under the NMC Medical Institutions (Qualification of Faculty) Regulation, 2025); for non-medical faculty such as Anatomy and Physiology, medical M.Sc with Ph.D (Advt p.1, Pros p.3) |
| Age (on 01.08.2026) | UR men 37; UR women, BC and EBC 40; SC/ST 42; +5 years for Bihar Health Service cadre; +10 years for PwD (Advt p.1) |
| Pay | Prospectus: honorarium ₹1,15,000 (Pros p.3). Advertisement: Pay Level-09 (Advt p.1). See the pay section; the two documents differ. |
| Selection | Points-based merit; no written exam; interview abolished and replaced by a flat 6 points; minimum 16 points (Pros p.4–5) |
| Fee | ₹2,250 for every category, online only, non-refundable (Advt p.3, Pros p.6) |
| Apply | Online, 02.11.2026 to 23.11.2026 (10:00 PM); payment and submission by 23.11.2026 (11:59 PM); editing on 24.11.2026 (11:59 PM) (Advt p.4) |
| Document verification | Schedule "to be notified later on" (Advt p.4) |
Read This First: Your Rank Is a Points Total, and You Do Not Choose Your College
Most people read "575 posts, no exam" and assume the PG degree alone decides selection. It does not. Every eligible applicant in a subject has the same PG degree, so the PG points cancel out. What separates candidates is set out on pages 4 and 5 of the prospectus:
| Component | Points |
|---|---|
| (a) Total of the three MBBS university examinations | Above 70% = 5, above 65% = 4, above 60% = 3, above 55% = 2, above 50% = 1 |
| (b) Marks in the speciality subject or subject group, as recommended by the Medical Council of India | Same scale: 5 / 4 / 3 / 2 / 1 |
| (c) MD / MS in the speciality | 10 |
| (d) Ph.D / DM / M.Ch in the same speciality | 10 |
| (e) Government or semi-government experience within Bihar | 2 per completed year, maximum 10 |
| (f) Interview (abolished; given equally to all) | 6 |
The minimum score for appointment is 16 (Pros p.5). By our arithmetic the highest possible total is 46. Four rules in the fine print change how this works in practice:
- Failed attempts cost you. If you failed an MBBS professional exam or the speciality exam, your marks are taken as the average of the failed and passed attempts (Pros p.4). You must produce every failed marksheet; if you cannot, you are declared Not Eligible (Pros p.9).
- Grace marks do not count. Only the actual marks obtained are used (Pros p.9).
- Bihar government service counts heavily. Five completed years of regular or contractual government work in Bihar earn 10 points, as much as the MD itself. Experience gained during an academic course, fellowship or training earns nothing (Pros p.5). Experience in any government or non-private institution, including those run by the central government, panchayats or municipal bodies, counts under the Supreme Court order in Civil Appeal 9482/2019 (Pros p.5).
- Foreign medical graduates are scored on their FMGE marks, not on their degree marks (Pros p.9).
The second point people miss is about where you will work. The notice does not give a college-wise seat list, and the online form has no college choice step. It says plainly that posting after selection is the department's decision, which is final, and that no claim about posting will be entertained (Advt p.4 cl.12; Pros p.5 viii). You are choosing a subject, not a college.
Finally, the posts are divided by where your PG came from: 40% for members of the Bihar State Health Service cadre, 40% for doctors who did their PG under the residency scheme in Bihar's own medical colleges, and the remaining 20% for doctors with a PG (residency scheme) from recognised institutions outside the state (Advt p.1; Pros p.3).
Our view: before paying ₹2,250, work out your own points with the table above. If your total is in the high teens and you have no Bihar government experience, your chances in a crowded subject are weaker than the seat count suggests.
Subject-wise Seats and Category Split
This is Annexure-1 of the prospectus (Pros p.10–11). For each reserved category the board shows backlog posts and current posts separately; the figure in brackets is the number of current posts reserved for women (35%). For Unreserved, an asterisk (*) marks posts carried forward for persons with disabilities under General Administration Department resolution 962 dated 22.01.2021 (Pros p.11).
| # | Subject | SC (backlog / current) | ST | EBC | BC | BC women | UR (women) | EWS (women) | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Anatomy | 9 / 4 (1) | 0 / 1 (0) | 10 / 5 (2) | 7 / 3 (1) | 2 / 1 | 9+2* = 11 (3) | 3 (1) | 56 |
| 2 | PMR | 3 / 7 (2) | 0 / 1 (0) | 4 / 8 (3) | 3 / 5 (2) | 1 / 1 | 15+3* = 18 (5) | 4 (1) | 55 |
| 3 | Psychiatry | 5 / 7 (2) | 0 / 1 (0) | 6 / 7 (2) | 4 / 5 (2) | 1 / 1 | 15+2* = 17 (5) | 4 (1) | 58 |
| 4 | Physiology | 9 / 4 (1) | 0 / 1 (0) | 10 / 5 (2) | 6 / 4 (1) | 2 / 1 | 10+2* = 12 (4) | 3 (1) | 57 |
| 5 | PSM | 11 / 3 (1) | 1 / 0 (0) | 13 / 3 (1) | 8 / 2 (0) | 2 / 0 | 6+1* = 7 (2) | 2 (0) | 52 |
| 6 | Radiology | 8 / 7 (2) | 0 / 1 (0) | 9 / 7 (2) | 6 / 5 (2) | 2 / 1 | 16+2* = 18 (6) | 4 (1) | 68 |
| 7 | Skin & VD | 6 / 6 (2) | 0 / 1 (0) | 7 / 6 (2) | 5 / 4 (1) | 1 / 1 | 13+2* = 15 (5) | 4 (1) | 56 |
| 8 | Geriatrics | 1 / 5 (2) | 0 / 1 (0) | 1 / 5 (2) | 1 / 3 (1) | 0 / 1 | 12 (4) | 3 (1) | 33 |
| 9 | Radiotherapy | 1 / 11 (4) | 0 / 1 (0) | 1 / 12 (4) | 0 / 9 (3) | 0 / 2 | 25+3* = 28 (9) | 7 (2) | 72 |
| 10 | TB & Chest | 3 / 9 (3) | 0 / 1 (0) | 3 / 11 (4) | 2 / 7 (2) | 0 / 2 | 24 (8) | 6 (2) | 68 |
| Total | 575 | ||||||||
Adding up the columns ourselves, the 575 posts break down as: SC 119, ST 10, EBC 133, BC 89, BC women 22, Unreserved 162 (including 17 carried-forward PwD posts) and EWS 40. Of the reserved posts, 174 are backlog. These totals are our arithmetic from the official table; the board publishes only subject totals.
What stands out to us:
- Radiotherapy (72) is the largest subject, and almost all of its reserved posts are current, not backlog. It also has the most Unreserved seats (28).
- PSM has only 7 Unreserved seats out of 52. 35 of its posts are reserved backlog. An unreserved PSM candidate is competing for very few posts.
- Anatomy and Physiology have large SC and EBC backlogs (9–10 each), which is common in non-clinical subjects that see fewer applicants.
- ST has 10 posts in all, one in each subject, all current except a single PSM backlog post.
- Geriatrics (33) is the smallest subject and the only one with a freedom-fighter-grandchild post.
The prospectus says the subject-wise and category-wise numbers may change, and any change will be announced at counselling (Pros p.11). The Health Department also keeps the right to change the number of vacancies without giving reasons (Pros p.8).
Horizontal reservation: PwD and freedom fighters' grandchildren
The prospectus reserves 19 posts for persons with disabilities (4%, from any category) and 1 post for grandchildren of freedom fighters (2%, from any category) (Pros p.4). The Annexure spreads the PwD posts across four columns printed only as abbreviations, VI, DD, OH and MD, with totals of 4, 6, 6 and 3. Subject-wise: Anatomy DD 1, OH 1; PMR DD 1, OH 1, MD 1; Psychiatry OH 1, MD 1; Physiology DD 1, OH 1; PSM OH 1; Radiology VI 1, DD 1; Skin & VD VI 1, MD 1; Geriatrics VI 1, DD 1; Radiotherapy VI 1, DD 1, OH 1; TB & Chest none. The single freedom-fighter post is in Geriatrics.
Eligibility: What the Notice Actually Requires
The base rule (Advt p.1; Pros p.3): the minimum qualification for Senior Resident / Tutor is a postgraduate degree in the subject. In line with the NMC Medical Institutions (Qualification of Faculty) Regulation, 2025, DNB / DNB Super Speciality is an accepted qualification. Equivalent PG degrees that meet the Medical Council of India's teacher eligibility rules are also eligible.
- PG Diploma holders come in only if there are not enough suitable PG-degree candidates. In that case the diploma is the minimum, it earns the same 10 points as a PG degree, but diploma holders are placed below all PG-degree holders in the merit list.
- Non-medical faculty, for example Anatomy and Physiology, need a medical M.Sc together with a Ph.D. The notice calls this compulsory.
- Recognition: your degree must be recognised by MCI / NMC, otherwise the application is not considered (Advt p.1 6(ii)).
- Geriatrics: MD Medicine holders are eligible for SR in Geriatrics if they apply for Geriatrics (Pros p.9).
- Super speciality: a doctor with a PG in a broad speciality who applies in a related super-speciality subject is treated as eligible (Pros p.9). A DM / M.Ch done directly after MBBS earns 20 points (10 for PG and 10 for super speciality), the same as DM / M.Ch after MD / MS (Pros p.9).
- Lecturers and Assistant Professors who never did SR / Tutor are eligible (Pros p.9).
- Nationality: Indian citizen (Pros p.3).
- Result date: a result declared after the last date of application is not accepted. The date of passing is taken as the last day of the month in which the exam was held (Pros p.9).
Who is not eligible:
- A doctor who has already completed a three-year SR / Tutor tenure in the same subject (Advt p.1 6(iv)). You may apply in a different subject, and your earlier SR work in Bihar government colleges then earns experience points (Pros p.5 ix). Every applicant must give an affidavit that they have never held and completed a three-year SR / Tutor tenure in the applied subject in an NMC/MCI-recognised college; without it, candidature is cancelled (Pros p.5 vii).
- Doctors facing departmental proceedings or a criminal case, under suspension, or on long leave (Pros p.5 vi).
- Anyone debarred by UPSC or another selection body for malpractice for the period of the debarment (Pros p.8).
Bonded PG pass-outs. Under Health Department order 91(17) dated 27.01.2023, PG degree or diploma holders under a three-year bond who have not already been posted as SR / Tutor may be appointed, provided they get a recommendation from their controlling officer and a departmental NOC. Time served as SR / Tutor counts towards the bond period (Advt p.1 6(v); Pros p.5 x). Our view: if you are on a bond, start on the NOC now. It has to come through official channels and is easy to leave until it is too late.
The notice does not mention any dental subject or MDS qualification. All 10 subjects are medical.
Age Limit as on 01.08.2026
Age is counted on 1 August 2026, as fixed by General Administration Department resolution 294 dated 07.01.2016 (Advt p.1; Pros p.3).
| Category | Maximum age |
|---|---|
| Unreserved (men) | 37 years |
| Unreserved (women) | 40 years |
| BC and EBC (men and women) | 40 years |
| SC and ST (men and women) | 42 years |
| Members of the Bihar State Health Service cadre | +5 years in each category |
| Persons with disabilities | +10 years |
Only one relaxation can be used: either the disability relaxation or a relaxation on another ground, not both (Advt p.1). The notice does not state a minimum age. It does not mention a separate EWS age limit either; the table above is exactly what is printed.
Reservation and the Bihar Domicile Rule
- Reservation follows Bihar government rules in force on the day online applications open (Pros p.4).
- Reserved candidates must submit a Non-Creamy Layer caste certificate of the current financial year; without it they are treated as Unreserved (Pros p.4, p.9). An EWS certificate of the current financial year is compulsory for EWS (Pros p.4).
- Applicants who are not permanent residents of Bihar get no reservation benefit (Advt p.1; Pros p.4). They compete as Unreserved, subject to the 37/40 age limit.
- The category you claim online cannot be changed afterwards. A wrong claim puts you in the Unreserved category (Pros p.4).
- Women, persons with disabilities and freedom fighters' grandchildren get reservation as per General Administration Department rules (Advt p.1; Pros p.4).
Pay: Two Official Documents, Two Answers
This is the one place where the official documents do not agree:
- The prospectus (p.3) says that after appointment to the tenure post doctors will receive an honorarium (मानदेय) of ₹1,15,000. It does not add "per month" in so many words.
- The advertisement (p.1, clause 6(iii)) says medical teachers will receive the pay scale of Level-09.
- Both documents agree that doctors already in the Bihar Health Service cadre keep their existing pay, with dearness allowance and other admissible allowances.
The notice does not say which of the two applies to fresh candidates, and neither document lists any allowance for non-BHS doctors. Our view: treat ₹1,15,000 as the figure the department intends for direct appointees, since it sits in the more detailed document, but confirm it in your appointment letter. If BCECEB issues a correction, we will update this article.
Tenure: Three Years, One Time per Subject
The post is a tenure post of three years (Advt p.1). Once you complete it in a subject, you cannot be appointed again as SR / Tutor in that subject (Advt p.1 6(iv)). If you hold PG degrees in more than one subject, you must apply separately for each department and say so in the online form. Once you are selected in one subject, you cannot be selected in another under any circumstances (Pros p.4 2(ii)).
The notice does not describe any bond attached to the SR post itself, a notice period, or what happens after three years. For bonded PG doctors, the SR period counts towards the existing bond (see eligibility above).
Selection: From Application to Posting
- Online application and fee by 23 November 2026.
- Points are calculated using the formula in the "Read this first" box. Minimum 16 to qualify (Pros p.5 iv).
- Counselling / document verification: the schedule will be notified later (Advt p.4). Originals are checked thoroughly after the merit list is published; a forged document or any malpractice cancels candidature at once and can lead to legal action (Pros p.8 xi).
- Small vacancies: where a subject has only one or two vacancies, preference goes to the highest scorer among BHS / PGS / PGO candidates. BHS here means all regular employees of the Bihar Health Service cadre (Pros p.5 v).
- Posting by the Health Department, whose decision is final (Advt p.4).
The decision of BCECEB / the Health Department on eligibility for counselling is final (Pros p.8 iii). If someone is wrongly called to counselling and this is found later, the appointment can be cancelled even after joining (Pros p.8 ix). No travel allowance is paid for counselling (Advt p.4).
A worked example (ours, not from the notice): Dr A has MD Radiology, 62% aggregate in MBBS (3 points), 58% in the speciality marks (2 points), MD (10), no Ph.D/DM, no Bihar government experience (0), plus the flat 6: total 21. Dr B has the same MD, 56% in MBBS (2), 52% speciality (1), MD (10), three completed years as a contractual medical officer in a Bihar government hospital (6), plus 6: total 25. Dr B ranks higher despite weaker marks. The notice does not explain how ties are broken.
One point is unclear in the notice: item (b) gives points for "marks in the speciality subject or subject group as recommended by the Medical Council of India" but does not name the examination those marks come from. Keep both your MBBS subject marksheets and your PG marksheets ready for counselling.
Application Fee
| Category | Fee |
|---|---|
| Unreserved / EWS / EBC / BC / SC / ST / DQ (PwD) | ₹2,250 |
The advertisement calls this the "Counselling Fee"; the prospectus calls it the "interview fee" (साक्षात्कार शुल्क). The amount is the same. Payment is online only, by debit card, credit card, net banking or UPI, and a processing charge is added (Advt p.2–3). The fee is not refunded, and an application cannot be withdrawn after submission (Advt p.3). If money leaves your account but the transaction fails, you must pay the full fee again; the failed amount is refunded later. If the fee does not reach the board's account by the due date, your form stays incomplete and is rejected (Advt p.3).
Important Dates
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Advertisement | 30.10.2026 |
| Online registration opens | 02.11.2026 |
| Online registration closes | 23.11.2026, 10:00 PM |
| Last date for payment and submission of the application | 23.11.2026, 11:59 PM |
| Online editing of application | 24.11.2026, 11:59 PM |
| Document verification programme | To be notified later |
When we checked the BCECEB Senior Resident / Tutor page on 10 November 2026, there was no extension or corrigendum for this round.
How to Apply, Step by Step
- Download the prospectus from bceceboard.bihar.gov.in and read Annexure-1 for your subject (Advt p.2).
- On the BCECEB website, open "Online Portal of Senior Resident / Tutor under Health Dept.", then "Apply for Senior Resident / Tutor", then New Registration. The portal is hosted on admissions.nic.in.
- Step 1, Registration: use your own mobile number and email, or a parent's. Both are verified by OTP and cannot be changed for the whole session (Advt p.2). Keep your Registration Number and password safe.
- Step 2, Multi-step form: sign in, then (a) select the Department (subject) you are applying for, (b) personal information, (c) permanent and correspondence address, (d) educational information, (e) upload a high-contrast colour photograph and signature. Click "Save & Continue" after each part.
- Step 3, Preview and Final Submit: check every entry, use "Back to Edit" to fix mistakes, then click "Final Submit & Proceed to Payment" with the declaration.
- Step 4, Pay ₹2,250 online by 23.11.2026, 11:59 PM. An application without a successful payment is rejected.
- Step 5, Download the Confirmation Page and fee receipt and check them. Mistakes can be corrected only during the editing window on 24.11.2026, and only by candidates who submitted and paid on time (Advt p.3).
Do not post a hard copy to the board. Bring it to counselling (Advt p.3). Fill in the reservation category with care; it cannot be changed after final submission. Incomplete or altered applications are rejected (Advt p.4 cl.10). The board will not be responsible for internet or banking failures, so do not leave this to the last evening (Advt p.3).
Our view: if you hold PG degrees in two subjects, file two separate applications with two fees. Picking one and hoping to switch later will not work.
Documents for Counselling / Document Verification
Bring all originals plus one photocopy (Advt p.3 cl.8; Pros p.2, p.7–8):
- Matriculation admit card, marksheet or certificate (proof of age and identity)
- MBBS marksheets for Parts I, II and III
- MBBS passing certificate
- MBBS attempt certificate
- Marksheet and passing certificate of the speciality subject
- Ph.D / DM / M.Ch / M.Sc certificate, if any
- Medical registration certificate
- Experience certificate, if any, issued by the principal, superintendent, civil surgeon or director
- Attested No Objection Certificate from your employer, if you are in service
- Current Non-Creamy Layer caste certificate from the DM / SDO (Civil) / CO / Revenue Officer of your permanent residence in Bihar
- Residential certificate from the CO / BDO / Revenue Officer
- Four identical photographs, the same as uploaded online
- Disability certificate from a competent medical board, for the PwD quota
- EWS income and asset certificate for the current financial year from the DM / SDO / CO
- Freedom fighter's grandchild certificate, if claimed
- Character certificate from the principal of the institution you last attended (Pros p.2)
- Affidavit that you have not held a three-year SR / Tutor tenure in the applied subject (Pros p.2, p.9)
- NOC under clause 2(xi) for bonded candidates (Pros p.2)
- Verification slip downloaded from the board's website, 2 copies
- Printout of the online Confirmation Page
- All failed marksheets, if any; without them you are Not Eligible (Pros p.9)
The Honest Reality
- Not a permanent job. This is a three-year tenure post for panel formation, not regular appointment to the Bihar Health Service. The notice promises nothing after the tenure.
- The pay figure is not settled in the notice. The prospectus says ₹1,15,000 honorarium, the advertisement says Level-09. Read your appointment order.
- No say over the college. You could be posted to any state medical college or hospital, and the department's decision is final.
- Marks from years ago matter. Your MBBS aggregate and any failed attempts feed directly into your rank. A strong MD does not make up for a weak MBBS record, but Bihar government experience can.
- Outside-state PG and non-Bihar domicile. Doctors whose PG is from outside Bihar compete for the 20% share, as we read the 40/40/20 clause, and doctors who are not permanent residents of Bihar get no reservation at all.
- Seats can change. The subject-wise numbers may be revised at counselling (Pros p.11).
Who Should Apply, and Who Should Skip
Apply if you have an MD / MS / DNB (or, for Anatomy and Physiology, a medical M.Sc with Ph.D) in one of the 10 subjects; your result was declared before 23 November 2026; you are within the age limit on 1 August 2026; and you want three years of Senior Resident experience in a government teaching hospital. Bihar Health Service doctors, and PG pass-outs from Bihar colleges on a bond, have the most to gain: the first get 5 extra years of age and keep their pay, and for the second the SR years count towards the bond.
Skip or think twice if you have already completed a three-year SR tenure in the same subject; your total by the formula is close to 16 with no Bihar experience; you need a fixed city or college; or you are a non-Bihar UR candidate in a subject with few UR seats, such as PSM (7).
Our view: at ₹2,250 the application is cheap compared with the value of three years of SR experience in a government medical college. The real cost is not knowing where you will be posted, so decide in advance whether you will accept any college in Bihar.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How many posts are there and in which subjects?
575 posts in 10 subjects: Radiotherapy 72, Radiology 68, TB & Chest 68, Psychiatry 58, Physiology 57, Anatomy 56, Skin & VD 56, PMR 55, PSM 52 and Geriatrics 33 (Pros p.10–11).
Q: Is there a written exam or interview?
No written exam is mentioned. The interview has been abolished, and every candidate gets a fixed 6 points in its place (Pros p.5).
Q: What is the minimum score to be appointed?
16 points (Pros p.5 iv).
Q: Can I choose my medical college?
No. Posting after selection is decided by the Health Department, and no claim about posting is accepted (Advt p.4; Pros p.5).
Q: Is DNB accepted?
Yes. DNB and DNB Super Speciality are accepted under the NMC Medical Institutions (Qualification of Faculty) Regulation, 2025 (Advt p.1).
Q: Can a PG Diploma holder apply?
Only if there are not enough PG-degree holders. The diploma then gets 10 points, but diploma holders rank below all degree holders (Advt p.1).
Q: I am from outside Bihar. Can I apply?
Yes, but you get no reservation benefit, and 20% of posts are earmarked for doctors whose PG (residency scheme) is from recognised institutions outside the state (Advt p.1).
Q: What is the pay?
The prospectus states an honorarium of ₹1,15,000; the advertisement mentions Pay Level-09. Bihar Health Service doctors keep their existing pay with DA and allowances.
Q: I already did SR in Anatomy. Can I apply in Physiology?
Yes. The bar applies only to the subject in which you completed the three-year tenure. Your earlier SR work in Bihar government colleges earns experience points (Pros p.5 ix).
Q: What is the last date?
Registration closes at 10:00 PM on 23 November 2026; payment and submission close at 11:59 PM the same day; editing is allowed on 24 November 2026 until 11:59 PM.
Official Sources
- Advertisement No. BCECEB/Health(SR)/2026(III)/01 dated 30.10.2026 (PDF)
- Short notice No. BCECEB/Health(SR)/2026(III)/02 dated 30.10.2026 (PDF)
- Prospectus, Senior Resident / Tutor 2026 (III), with Annexure-1 seat table (PDF)
- BCECEB Senior Resident / Tutor page (notices and updates)
- BCECEB official website (link to the online application portal)
- Helpdesk: helpdesk.bceceboard@bihar.gov.in; phone 0612-2220230
