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Breaking News: No Normalization in BPSC Prelims, Exam Scheduled for December 13

A major development has come from the Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC), which has clarified that normalization will not be applied in the upcoming BPSC Prelims exam. The Commission issued a statement refuting rumors that normalization would be implemented. According to BPSC, these rumors were spread by certain coaching centers to cause confusion among the candidates. The BPSC also emphasized that normalization was never a part of the exam process and there was no such provision for the Prelims exam. The Commission urged students to disregard the misinformation being circulated and reassured that the exam will proceed as scheduled. The BPSC statement further clarified that the Prelims exam will be held on December 13 at the designated time and no changes would be made. The Commission called on candidates to focus on their preparations and assured them that the examination will be fair and conducted according to the standard procedure. This clarification comes after widespread panic among candidates, fueled by rumors about the potential implementation of normalization. The BPSC’s decision aims to bring clarity and calm to the situation, ensuring that students can appear for the exam with confidence.

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