BPSC Project Manager 2021 Admit Card at bpsc.bih.nic.in website: The BPSC Admit Card of Project Manager Recruitment Prelims Exam has been released by Bihar Public Service Commission on April 3, 2021. Candidates who applied for this exam can download the project manager admit card by visiting the official website bpsc.bih.nic.in now.
The application process for the post of Project Manager was released on 17 February 2020. It was given time till 16 March 2020 for the registration of the valid candidates. This exam has been awaited by the applicants for a long time. The test was postponed for a long time due to the lockdown caused by the coronavirus.
BPSC Project Manager 2020-21 Admit Card – Exam Postponed |
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| Recruiter | Bihar Public Service Commission |
| Job | Project Manager |
| Advertisement Number | 02/2020 |
| Total Posts | 69 |
| Exam Date | |
| State | Bihar |
| BPSC Admit Card | download here |
The Project Manager exam will now finally be held on 11th April 2021 for which the hall tickets have already been issued at the official web portal. A total of 69 posts are scheduled to be recruited under this recruitment drive.
How to download BPSC Project Manager Admit Card?
- To download the BPSC admit card for Project Manager exam, first visit the official website of Bihar Public Service Commission bpsc.bih.nic.in.
- Click on the link to Project Manager 2020 on the home page here.
- Now go to the call letter link.
- Enter the user name and password here and log in.
- After logging in, the admit card will open on the screen.
- Download it and take the print.
A total of 69 posts will be recruited under this drive released to the post of Project Manager. It has fixed 28 posts for General Category, 07 seats for economically weaker section i.e. EWS, 11 for scheduled castes, 01 for ST, 20 seats for OBC, and 02 seats for OBC women. Candidates appearing for these posts will get ₹9300 to ₹34,800 as salary.
Project Manager Exam Pattern
The selection of candidates will be on the basis of written tests and interviews. The first one is to appear for the prelims exam. A total of 150 questions will be asked in the prelims exam. It will have 70 questions from the Indian economy, 40 questions from current affairs, and 40 questions from reasoning.
The candidates qualifying the prelims exam shall face the mains. Candidates who qualify the Mains Exam will appear for the interview round. Click on this link to view the exam pattern, syllabus, and complete selection process details.