Bihar Police Constable Driver Syllabus & Exam Pattern 2026

Aspirants aiming to join the uniformed services can now prepare thoroughly using the official guidelines provided for the upcoming recruitment cycle. The Central Selection Board of Constables (CSBC), Bihar oversees the selection of qualified candidates for the post of Constable Driver. To secure a position, applicants must successfully navigate through multiple stages including a written examination, a Physical Efficiency Test (PET), a Driving Skill Assessment, and Document Verification (DV).

Bihar Police Driver Recruitment Overview

The written examination is administered in an offline format with a total duration of 2 hours. Candidates face 100 objective-type multiple-choice questions carrying 1 mark each. For every correct answer, 1 mark is awarded. Official notifications and updates can be tracked directly on the official website at www.csbc.bihar.gov.in.

Bihar Police Driver Syllabus and Exam Pattern 2026- Summary

Parameter	Details
Conducting Body	Central Selection Board of Constables (CSBC)
Post Name	Constable Driver
Total Questions	100
Total Marks	100
Marking Scheme	Correct Answer: 1 mark
Selection Process	Written Exam, PET, Skill Test, and DV
Official website	www.csbc.bihar.gov.in

Written Exam Weightage Distribution

The written exam is split into three main subject areas carrying different proportions of the overall paper weightage.

Sections	Weightage / Questions	Duration
General Knowledge and Current Affairs	60%	2 hours
Motor Vehicle Act and related rules, traffic signs	20%	-
Basic knowledge of vehicle parts, lubricants, maintenance, and common mechanical/technical faults in vehicles	20%	-
Total	100%	2 hours

Comprehensive Subject-Wise Checklists

To clear the written test with flying colors, candidates must master a wide array of topics. Below are the structured study checklists required for preparation.

General Awareness Topics

• Harappan/Indus Civilization
• Vedic Culture
• Maurya & Gupta Periods
• Sultanate & Mughal Periods
• Religious Movements (Buddhism, Jainism, Bhakti)
• Expansion of British Power in India
• Freedom Struggle & Gandhian Era
• World History & Early Medieval Period
• Constitutional Development in India
• Salient Features of the Constitution
• The Preamble
• Fundamental Rights, Duties & Policies
• Union & State Legislature
• Parliament (Rajya Sabha & Lok Sabha)
• Union Judiciary (Supreme Court)
• Center-State Relations
• Local Government & Public Service Commission
• Planning in India
• Official Language
• Jammu & Kashmir Special Provisions
• Population of India

Geography & Economy Topics

• Mountains, Plateaus & Rocks
• Climate, Biosphere
• Agriculture, Industry, Banking, Money, Finance
• World Agriculture & Industry
• Communication & International Trade
• Transportation & Human Settlement
• Our Universe
• Rivers, Lakes & Waterfalls
• Earthquake, Volcano, Interior of Earth
• Ocean Tides, Deposits, Islands, Continent Shelf
• Natural Regions, Soil, Deserts
• World Mineral & Energy Resources

Current Affairs Topics

• Current National & International Events
• Obituaries & Summits
• Education & Business
• Capitals & Currencies
• Festivities
• Indian Financial System
• Politics, Economy, and Banking
• Science & Technology
• Books & Authors
• Awards & Recognitions
• Sports & Cultural Events
• Government Schemes
• Ministers & Governors

Motor Vehicle Act and Related Rules

• Bihar Motor Vehicles Rules, 1992
• Motor Vehicles Act, 1988
• Central Vehicle Rules 1989

Vehicle Components and Mechanical Functionality

• Cooling System
• Electrical System
• Transmission System
• Braking System
• Engine System
• Fuel System
• Lubrication System
• Steering & Suspension System
• Wheels & Tires

Lubrication Systems and Application

• Brake Fluid
• Coolant
• Grease
• Engine Oil
• Gear Oil

Preventive Vehicle Maintenance

• Scheduled Maintenance
• Basic Troubleshooting
• Routine Checks
• Cleaning and Detailing

Troubleshooting Common Technical Faults

• Suspension
• Electrical
• Tires
• Engine
• Brakes
• Steering

Motor Vehicle Driving Skill Test Guidelines (Jeep/Car)

• A small vehicle (Jeep or Car) will be tested on a special track.
• The vehicle must enter the track in reverse using paths AH and BG.
• Inside the rectangular track, the vehicle must turn around carefully.
• After turning, the vehicle must exit the track in reverse through the same paths: BG and AH.
• If any part of the vehicle touches the poles or goes outside the track boundary, the candidate will be disqualified.

Physical Efficiency Test (PET) Requirements

Qualifying the written test leads candidates to the Physical Efficiency Test. Running standards vary by gender as outlined below:

Category	Distance	Time Limit
All Male Candidates	1 Mile (1.6 km)	Within 7 minutes
All Female Candidates	1 km	Within 7 minutes

In addition to the running test, candidates must clear specific measurements for the high jump, long jump, and shot put events:

Event	Male	Female/Transgender
High Jump	3 feet 6 inches	2 feet 6 inches
Long Jump	10 feet	7 feet
Shot Put	14 feet (16 pounds)	8 Feet

Driving Skill Assessment & Scoring

Driving capability is rigorously tested across light and heavy vehicles. The Jeep/Car Driving Skill Assessment is scored out of 40 marks, while the Heavy Vehicle (Bus/Truck) Driving Skill Assessment is scored out of 20 marks.

Track Path	Distance
A → H → B → G	8 feet 6 inches
B → C → F → G	11 feet 3 inches
C → D → E → F	25 feet 6 inches
D → E → C → F	31 feet
A → B → H → G	21 feet

Time Taken	Gear Changes	Marks Awarded
Within 1 minute	3 gears	40 marks
Within 1 minute	5 gears	32 marks
More than 1 min, up to 2 mins	5 gears	24 marks
More than 2 min, up to 3 mins	5 gears	16 marks

Task	Marks
Driving using all gears smoothly, without gear noise	8 marks
Driving forward in the shape of figure “8”	4 marks
Driving backward in the shape of figure “8”	8 marks

Next Steps for Candidates

After reviewing the syllabus and exam pattern, candidates should organize their study schedule according to the weightage distribution. Keep track of official announcements regarding admit card releases, exam dates, and document verification checklists on the CSBC website. Prepare your physical endurance and driving skills early to excel in every tier of the selection process.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What subjects are covered in the Bihar Police Constable Driver Syllabus?

The Bihar Police Constable Driver Syllabus is weighted as follows: General Knowledge & Current Affairs (60%), Motor Vehicle Act & Traffic Rules (20%), and Basic Technical Knowledge/Vehicle Maintenance (20%).

How many questions are there in the Bihar Police Driver written exam?

The written examination consists of 100 objective-type questions, with each correct answer carrying 1 mark.

What is the conducting body for the Bihar Police Constable Driver recruitment?

The conducting body for the Bihar Police Constable Driver recruitment is the Central Selection Board of Constables (CSBC), Bihar.

What are the physical efficiency test requirements for male candidates?

Male candidates must run 1 Mile (1.6 km) within 7 minutes, clear a High Jump of 3 feet 6 inches, a Long Jump of 10 feet, and a Shot Put of 14 feet using a 16-pound shot.