Bihar Police Lady Constable PET Admit Card 2021: Candidates participating in PET must follow social distancing as well as wearing a mask is mandatory.
Bihar Police Lady Constable PET Admit Card 2021:
Central Selection Board of Constable (CSBC) has released the admit card of Lady Constable PET 2020-21 on its official website. All such candidates who have qualified for the Bihar Police Lady Constable Physical Efficiency Test can download the admit card through the official website of Bihar Police csbc.bih.nic.in.
Bihar Police Lady Constable PET 2021 will be organized on 2 February. The physical efficiency test, time and venue details will be given on the admit card. Successful candidates in the written test must compulsorily appear in the Physical Efficiency Test. If a candidate fails to appear in this examination, then no further chance of appearing in PET will be given.
The Commission will conduct a documentation round on the day of the Physical Efficiency Test. Take the candidates to the original document on the Physical Efficiency Test.
Bihar Police Lady Constable PET 2021 Admit Card:
Through these steps you can download the Admit Card
Step 1: First of all, the candidates go to the official website csbc.bih.nic.in.
Step 2: Click on the link link Bihar Police Lady Constable PET Admit Card 2021 on advertisement number 01/2020 on the homepage.
Step 3: Candidates will now move to a new page. Then click on the download link. Then, we will go to the login page.
Step 4: Candidates enter their registration number / mobile number, date of birth, captcha code and click on the login button.
Step 5: Now their admit card will be in front of the candidates.
Bihar Police Lady Constable 2020 Written Examination was held on 4 October 2020 at various examination centers to recruit 454 vacancies. The list of Physical Efficiency Tests was published on 22 October 2020. Candidates appearing in this exam must follow social distancing as well as wearing a mask is mandatory.
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