BPSC 68th Final Result: Two Men From Bihar's West Champaran Secure Positions In State Administration

Following their heart full of dedication and passion towards their goal, two promising candidates from West Champaran (Bihar) managed to clear the 68th BPSC exam successfully. The students Akash Kumar and Anil had their names on the list of candidates selected for the BPSC examination. As per the reports, both Akash and Anil completed their studies in their respective villages and districts in West Champaran.

Akash Kumar is a resident of Dumdumwa village in the Sathi police station area. Born to Brijesh Thakur and Sarita Devi, Akash’s father is a father whereas her mother is a housewife. The eldest of the four brothers, Akash passed his matriculation examination from Baliram High School in Sathi and went to pursue his intermediate at Munshi Singh College, located in Motihari, East Champaran, Bihar. He went to Banaras for further education and pursued graduation from Banaras Hindu University in Banaras. Later, he started preparing for the civil service and his efforts came to fruition when he achieved success in his very first attempt this year. Akash secured the 9th rank in the exam and will contribute to the Bihar Education Service.

On the other hand, Anil hails from the Bettiah district. The son of the late Kapil Dev Ram and Geeta Devi, Anil has also cleared the BPSC 68th examination due to his sheer hard work and dedication. He has now been selected for the post of Revenue Officer. Anil did his schooling at Saraswati Vidya Mandir Barwat Sena school in the district and completed his graduation from Diksha Magadh University. Anil also cleared the 67th BPSC exam. He bagged the position of Labour Enforcement Officer.

The Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) has recently declared the results of the 68th Combined Competitive Examination (CCE) for the candidates, allowing them to check whether they cleared the exam or not. Candidates can visit the official website bpsc.bih.nic.in to check their results. Needless to mention, the interviews for 867 main-qualified candidates were conducted from January 8 to 15. Only 812 candidates appeared for the interview and 332 managed to qualify the exam successfully.