Are you waiting for a government job in Bihar? Good news! The Bihar Staff Selection Commission (BSSC) has announced new Inter Level vacancies for 2025. This means many more chances for students who passed 12th (Intermediate) to get government work. In this article, we will explain everything: how many posts, how to apply, exam pattern, tips, and more. Let’s dive in!
What Is BSSC Inter Level Recruitment?
Inter Level means posts for people who have passed 12th grade (Intermediate). The BSSC Inter Level recruitment fills government jobs in Bihar that need this level of education. Posts include roles like clerk, revenue employee, panchayat secretary, assistant instructor, and others.
This recruitment is a chance for many students who have done 10+2 to work in government departments.
Number of Vacancies in 2025
The BSSC has released 12,199 posts for the Inter Level exam in 2025.
Earlier, the count was 11,098, but now it has increased to 12,199.
The vacancies are spread among different posts such as Lower Division Clerk (LDC), Panchayat Secretary, Revenue Employee, etc.
There is a category-wise division too (General, EWS, SC, ST, OBC, etc.).
This is a big step, as many more young people can apply.
Important Dates & Application Window
Here are key dates you should remember:
Event Date / Time
Notification released 19 September 2023 (Advt. No. 02/2023)
Application start 27 September 2023
Last day to apply 11 December 2023
Exam (Prelims) 10, 11, 12, 13 July 2025
Make sure you check the BSSC official website for final dates and any updates.
Eligibility Who Can Apply?
You must satisfy certain rules to apply. These are:
1. Education: You need to pass 10+2 from a recognized board.
2. Age Limit: Usually, you must be at least 18 years old. For the upper age, check the official notice as it depends on category (general, SC/ST, etc.).
3. Nationality: You must be an Indian citizen (or as defined in the official notice).
4. Other rules: You may get age relaxation if you belong to reserved categories. Always see the official notification.
If any of these don’t match you, you may be disqualified.
Selection Process & Exam Pattern
To get the job, you must pass through different stages.
1. Prelims (Preliminary Exam)
This is the first test.
Subjects include General Studies, General Science, Mathematics, and Mental Ability / Reasoning.
There is usually a negative marking: –1 mark for wrong answer.
2. Mains Exam
After passing Prelims, candidates sit in the Mains test.
The syllabus is similar, but questions may be tougher.
3. Document Verification
If you clear the Mains, your documents (education certificate, age proof, category certificate, etc.) will be checked.
If all is fine, you will be selected for the job.
Sometimes there may be a skill test (for typing, etc.) depending on the post.
Syllabus: What You Must Study
Knowing exactly what to study helps a lot. Here is the syllabus breakdown:
General Studies / Awareness: India, Bihar, geography, history, current affairs.
General Science & Mathematics: Up to 10th/12th level science, arithmetic, algebra, etc.
Mental Ability / Reasoning: Logical thinking, puzzles, series, coding-decoding, etc.
Always refer to the official notification for detailed topics.
How to Prepare Well: Three Methods (for Better Writing & Study)
Here are three methods that also help improve your writing or studying skill. You can use these for the recruitment exam and in general learning:
Method 1: Read & Summarize
Read a short news article or topic. Then write in your own words a small summary (2–3 lines). This builds your understanding and writing.
Method 2: Teach Someone
If you explain a topic to a friend or family, you learn it better. Teaching helps you see gaps in your knowledge.
Method 3: Practice with Questions
Do lots of mock tests or past exam papers. Time yourself. After doing a test, check mistakes and correct them.
These methods help you get confident and also improve writing and thinking.
Tips to Score High
Make a study plan. Give time daily to each subject.
Focus more on weak areas (for example, math if it’s tough).
Do mock tests to get used to exam timing and pressure.
Revise important formulas and general knowledge.
Stay calm, sleep well before exam day, and don’t try new topics just before exam.
Bihar SSC Inter Level New Vacancy 2025 is a big opportunity for 12th-pass students in Bihar. With 12,199 posts, the chances are good. But you must prepare smartly, follow the rules, and keep track of updates. Always use the official BSSC website for the latest information.
I hope this article gives you clarity and confidence to apply and succeed. If you want a sample study plan or more tips, I can give that too.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1. What is the eligibility age range for Bihar SSC Inter Level 2025?
A1. The minimum age is 18 years. The upper age limit depends on your category (general, SC, ST, OBC). Check the official notice.
Q2. How many vacancies are there in 2025 for Inter Level posts?
A2. There are 12,199 vacancies announced.
Q3. What is the exam pattern of the Inter Level exam?
A3. Two main exams: Prelims and Mains. Subjects include General Studies, Science & Math, Mental Ability. There may be negative marking.
Q4. Can I apply if my 12th result is not yet out?
A4. Usually, you must have passed 12th by a certain date. If result is pending, you should check the official notification for rules.
Q5. Where will the jobs be posted (where will I work)?
A5. These are state government jobs in Bihar. You may work in different departments, depending on the post you get (for example, local offices, panchayat, revenue offices, etc.).
