Bihar Recruits Over 10,000 Staff for Revenue and Clerical Roles Through BCECE Board

The Bihar Combined Entrance Competitive Examination Board (BCECE) has officially notified a large-scale recruitment drive to fill 10,101 vacancies under the Bihar Land Revenue Commission framework. The recruitment covers a range of support-level positions, including Amin, Clerk, and various other roles that are essential to the functioning of the state's land records and revenue administration system.

The applications are being accepted through the official portal at bceceboard.bihar.gov.in. Candidates who meet the prescribed educational and age criteria can submit their forms online within the stipulated window. This recruitment represents one of the largest single hiring exercises undertaken by the state government in recent years, offering employment opportunities to thousands of job seekers across Bihar.

The Amin position is a traditional role in the Bihar revenue system, involving the maintenance of land records, measurement of plots, and preparation of khasra and khatauni documents. Clerk positions support administrative workflows at various revenue offices throughout the state. These roles form the backbone of public service delivery related to property records, land disputes, and government land management.

The selection process is expected to involve a written examination followed by document verification. Candidates are advised to check the official notification for detailed eligibility requirements, including minimum educational qualifications, age limits with applicable relaxations for reserved categories, and the complete fee structure. The board has also released instructions regarding the application process, including photo and signature specifications, and corrections to be made after submission.

This recruitment drive comes at a time when the Bihar government has been actively working to strengthen its revenue administration machinery. Filling these positions will help reduce the existing backlog of work in land record maintenance and improve service delivery to citizens across rural and urban areas alike.