The commission labeled the circulating information about the exam’s postponement as fake. It reiterated that any announcements regarding exam postponements will only be made through its official website, official social media accounts, or formal press releases. According to the release, candidates will be given ample time to download their BPSC preliminary exam admit cards and obtain details about their examination districts and centers, following the established procedures.

The commission has also alerted candidates to be cautious of false information and to avoid relying on unofficial sources. Previously, the commission received complaints from some coaching institutions alleging similarities between the exam questions and model papers. In response, the commission explicitly refuted these allegations, deeming them entirely false and misleading.

A total of 1,264 positions are to be filled through the BPSC 71st Combined Civil Services Examination. The initial notification listed 1,250 posts. The total number of posts was later increased to 1,264 by adding 14 DSP positions. For more information, candidates can consult the detailed notification previously released on the commission’s official website.