Age
21-37 Years
Min Qualification
Diploma
Location
Bihar
The Bihar Police Subordinate Services Commission (BPSSC) has opened a gateway for technical enthusiasts to join the esteemed Bihar Police Radio (Wireless) department. This recruitment drive, under Advertisement No. 07/2026, seeks to fill the position of Assistant Sub-Inspector (Technical), offering a rare blend of law enforcement prestige and technical specialization. For those residing in tier-2 and tier-3 cities who have pursued technical diplomas, this is a golden chance to secure a life-long career characterized by stability, respect, and the opportunity to serve the state of Bihar through the backbone of police communication.
Joining the Bihar Police Radio wing isn't just about getting a government job; it’s about becoming the "ears and voice" of the force. In a world where rapid communication can save lives, your role as a technical expert ensures that the police network remains seamless and secure. This career path offers the dual benefit of a structured government lifestyle and a dynamic technical environment where your specialized skills are valued every single day.
Candidates must have completed a 3-year Diploma Course (by 01.08.2025) in one of the following streams from a recognized Polytechnic institute:
Electronics & Communication
Electronics & Tele Communication
Information Technology
Electrical & Electronics
Application Fee (All Categories): 100/- (One Hundred Rupees).
Note: This fee applies to all Male, Female, and Third Gender candidates across all categories. Please be aware that while the application fee is uniform, any additional bank transaction charges (Net Banking, Credit/Debit Card, or UPI) must be covered by the applicant.
As an Assistant Sub-Inspector (Technical) in the Bihar Police Radio department, you are the custodian of the state's police communication infrastructure. Your day-to-day responsibilities involve the meticulous maintenance and operation of wireless sets, digital communication systems, and technical signaling equipment used by various police units. You won't just be sitting at a desk; you will be ensuring that the technical backbone of the Bihar Police remains functional 24/7. Whether it is troubleshooting communication towers or managing data transmission protocols, your impact is felt during every emergency call and every high-stakes police operation. You are essentially the technical shield that allows the field officers to coordinate and execute their duties effectively.
Choosing a career is a significant life decision. Here is how you can determine if this technical role aligns with your aspirations:
Best For: Individuals who possess a strong technical aptitude and enjoy working with electronics and communication systems. If you have a disciplined mindset, value government job security, and prefer a role that combines technical skill with a touch of uniformed service, this is ideal for you. It is perfect for those who want to stay rooted in Bihar while working in a specialized technical wing.
Not Ideal For: Students seeking a purely administrative or "general" police role (like a traditional Sub-Inspector in a police station). If you have no interest in engineering subjects like Electronics, Telecommunication, or Information Technology, you may find the grueling technical selection process and the job itself quite challenging.
Age Limit (As of August 01, 2025):
UR (Male): 21 – 37 Years.
UR (Female): 21 – 40 Years.
BC/EBC (Male & Female): 21 – 40 Years.
SC/ST (Male & Female): 21 – 42 Years.
Government Employees of Bihar: Up to 5 years relaxation (with 3 years service).
Ex-Servicemen: Age relaxation based on service duration (max age 57).
The post of Assistant Sub-Inspector (Technical) falls under Pay Level-5. While the exact in-hand salary varies based on the city of posting (HRA differences), you can expect a very lucrative starting package.
Basic Pay: Level-5 (Approx. 29,200 - 92,300).
Estimated In-Hand Salary: Including DA (Dearness Allowance), HRA (House Rent Allowance), and other allowances, a new recruit can expect roughly 45,000 to 52,000 per month.
Perks: You will be eligible for medical facilities, government quarters (subject to availability), and retirement benefits under the National Pension System (NPS).
Total Vacancies: 22 Posts
The 22 vacancies are distributed across various categories, ensuring a fair representation according to Bihar state reservation laws.
Category | Total Vacancy | 35% Reserved for Women (Bihar Residents) |
Unreserved (UR) | 08 | 03 |
EWS | 02 | 00 |
Scheduled Caste (SC) | 03 | 01 |
Scheduled Tribe (ST) | 01 | 00 |
Extremely Backward Class (EBC) | 04 | 01 |
Backward Class (BC) | 03 | 01 |
BC-Women (3%) | 01 | 00 |
Total | 22 | 06 |
(Note: 35% horizontal reservation is applicable only to female candidates who are permanent residents of Bihar). | ||
Matriculation (10th) Certificate: Used for verifying your Name, Father’s Name, and Date of Birth.
Diploma Certificate & Marksheets: Proving your eligibility in the relevant technical branch.
Domicile Certificate: Required for Bihar residents to claim reservation benefits.
Caste Certificate: (EWS/BC/EBC/SC/ST) issued by a competent authority.
Note for Married Women: Caste and Domicile certificates must be based on their father's address, not the husband's.
Valid ID Proof: Aadhaar Card, PAN Card, etc.
Photograph & Signature: Scanned color photo (white background, 15-25 KB) and signatures in both Hindi and English.
Registration: Click on the Apply Online button after 21 May, 2026 and Enter your basic details (Name, Mobile, Email) to generate a Registration ID and Password.
Payment: Pay the 100/- fee online via Net Banking/UPI/Card.
Fill Application: Log in again to fill in your educational details and address.
Upload Documents: Upload your white-background photograph and signatures in both Hindi and English (15-25 KB each).
Review & Submit: Use the "Edit Details" button to check for typos before the final submission.
Print Acknowledgement: Save and print the confirmation page (A4 size) for future reference.
The selection journey is divided into three distinct phases designed to test your mental and physical fitness:
Phase 1: Preliminary Exam (100 Marks): 100 Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) to be solved in 2 hours. 40 questions cover General Knowledge and Current Affairs, while 60 questions focus on your Technical Diploma subjects. You must score at least 30% to qualify.
Phase 2: Main Exam: Consists of two papers.
Paper 1: Language test (50 marks Hindi, 50 marks English). Qualifying only (30% required).
Paper 2: 100 questions (100 marks) purely on your Technical Subject. This marks the basis for your final merit.
Phase 3: Physical Efficiency Test (PET): Qualifying in nature. Includes a 1.6 KM run for men (7 mins) and 1 KM for women (7 mins), plus High Jump, Long Jump, and Shot Put.
Expert Strategy: Start by mastering your core Diploma subjects, as they carry the most weight in both Prelims and Mains. Since there is a negative marking of 0.2 marks per wrong answer, focus on accuracy over speed. For the physical round, don't wait for the written results—start a light running routine immediately to build stamina.
Q1: Can final-year students apply?
Ans: No, you must have completed your Diploma and obtained the result by the cut-off date of August 01, 2025.
Q2: Is there any negative marking in the exams?
Ans: Yes, for every incorrect answer, 0.2 marks will be deducted.
Q3: What happens if I upload a blurry photo?
Ans: Your application is highly likely to be rejected during the scrutiny phase.
Q4: I am from Uttar Pradesh; can I apply?
Ans: Yes, Indian citizens from any state can apply, but they will be treated as Unreserved (General) candidates regardless of their category in their home state.
Q5: Can I change my category after submitting the form?
Ans: No, the commission does not allow changes once the application is submitted. Providing the wrong category will lead to cancellation of candidacy.
Q6: What is the minimum height required for general male candidates?
Ans: The minimum height required is 165 centimeters.
Q7: Is the Physical Efficiency Test (PET) counted for the final merit list?
Ans: No, PET is purely qualifying. The final merit is prepared based on the marks obtained in the Main Exam Paper 2.
Q8: Can I apply for more than one technical group?
Ans: While you choose your specific group (e.g., IT or Electronics) for the exam, you can only submit one single online application.
Q9: What if I have a stammering problem?
Ans: According to the notification, candidates with significant stammering or stuttering may be disqualified during the medical examination.
Q10: Is there a weight requirement for candidates?
Ans: Yes, for all female candidates, a minimum weight of 48 kg is mandatory. There is no specific minimum weight mentioned for male candidates.