The Bihar Vidhan Parishad Sachivalaya has issued an Aavashyak Soochna (Essential Notice) dated 03 April 2026 for all candidates who applied and qualified in the written stage of the Advt. No. 03/2023 Suraksha Prahri (Security Guard) recruitment. This notice is specifically about the Physical Test — it is not a fresh recruitment notification. Candidates who already applied under Advt. 03/2023 and cleared the written qualifying stage are now being called for the next stage: the Physical Measurement Test and the RFID-based Physical Efficiency Test.

The notice contains 17 specific instructions that all candidates must follow on the day of the physical test. Missing even one of these — such as not carrying the original admit card, or carrying a prohibited electronic device — can result in immediate cancellation of candidature and initiation of legal proceedings. Read all 17 points carefully. The notice also contains a fraud warning at the end: anyone who is approached by individuals claiming to arrange a job at Bihar Vidhan Parishad should immediately report to the contact numbers provided — such individuals are fraudsters and any candidate found associated with them will have their candidature cancelled.

The physical test window spans 8 consecutive days from 21 to 28 April 2026. Multiple candidates are scheduled on different days depending on their registration details and category — each candidate's specific test date is mentioned on their individual admit card. You are not free to choose your date or swap dates with another candidate. The official notice explicitly states that no request for change of date or time will be accepted under any circumstances. If you miss your allotted date for any reason, you will be treated as absent and will not be given another chance.

The admit card becomes available at 6:00 AM on 15 April 2026 — which gives candidates about 6 days to download, print, and prepare before the physical test begins on 21 April. Do not wait until 20 April to download your admit card — last-day server load on government portals is typically very high and you risk not being able to access the website. Download on 15 or 16 April itself, print multiple copies, and keep them safely. Candidates who cannot log in should immediately contact the helpdesk at 08407875820 during working hours.

The admit card for the Bihar Vidhan Parishad Suraksha Prahri Physical Test is available only through the official website vidhanparishad.bihar.gov.in — candidates need their Registration ID and Password that they received when they originally applied. If you have forgotten your Registration ID or Password, use the "Forgot Password" or registration recovery option on the portal. Contact the helpdesk (08407875820) during working hours if you face login issues — do not wait until 20 April to resolve login problems.

After downloading, check every detail on the admit card carefully: your name spelling, date of birth, registration number, category, photograph, and — most importantly — your allotted test date and reporting time. If there is any discrepancy, contact the helpdesk immediately via email at blcsrecruitment@gmail.com or phone. Report discrepancies at least 2–3 days before your test date to allow for correction. The official notice clearly states that the admit card notification is also sent to the mobile number and email ID registered during application — check those too.

The official notice is very specific about what candidates must carry and what they absolutely cannot bring to the physical test venue. Getting this wrong can cost you your candidature — even if you have done nothing fraudulent. Carrying a mobile phone or any electronic device is treated as a serious violation: the notice states that if any such item is found with a candidate, their candidature can be cancelled and legal action initiated against them. This is not a warning — it is a policy that has been enforced at previous Bihar Vidhan Parishad examinations.

For the RFID race specifically, candidates need to bring appropriate running shoes and suitable clothing for the race — the official notice explicitly mentions this in point 5. The physical test is conducted outdoors at the sports complex ground, and wearing formal shoes or inadequate footwear will significantly affect your race performance. Candidates are advised to wear the same type of running shoes during their training so that their feet are comfortable and adjusted to the footwear on test day.

Bihar Vidhan Parishad has issued 17 specific instructions in the official notice. These are not suggestions — they are mandatory rules, and violation of any of them can result in immediate disqualification, cancellation of candidature, or legal action. Understanding these rules in advance and mentally preparing for them prevents avoidable disqualification on test day. The most common mistakes at physical test centres — arriving late, carrying a phone, not registering biometrics — can all be avoided by reading and following these rules carefully.

One rule deserves special attention: Point 13 states that candidates will not be permitted to leave the test venue without the invigilator's permission, and if they do leave, they will not be allowed re-entry and will be barred from the examination. This means once you enter the test centre, you stay until officially released. Plan accordingly — if you have any medical needs (medication, specific dietary requirements), address them before entering. The physical test venue is an outdoor sports complex, so weather conditions apply — bring water if permitted and dress appropriately for April heat.

The official notice ends with a critical fraud warning in a highlighted box. This indicates that Bihar Vidhan Parishad is aware of fraudulent individuals approaching candidates and claiming they can arrange a job in exchange for money or favours. This is a serious and widespread problem in competitive government recruitment in Bihar — and the Vidhan Parishad has taken the unusual step of formally including this warning in the official physical test notice, which signals its seriousness.

If you are approached by anyone — whether a private individual, a "consultant," an agent, or even someone claiming to be a government official — who says they can get you selected at Bihar Vidhan Parishad in exchange for money or any other consideration, do not engage with them. Instead, immediately report them to the official contact numbers provided. Any candidate found to be associated with such fraudulent elements will have their candidature cancelled and will face legal consequences — even if the candidate was themselves a victim who paid money in good faith.

Since the RFID-based race forms the merit-determining component of this physical test, your race timing directly decides your rank in the final selection list. The RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) chip system electronically records each candidate's start time and finish time — there is no human timing subjectivity. Candidates are assigned RFID tags at the start line, and the system captures the crossing of the finish line automatically. This makes the process transparent and bias-free, but it also means there is no leniency for a slow start or a late burst — the total time from start to finish is your score.

The physical test venue is the Bihar Veterinary College Sports Ground, Patna — an outdoor venue that will be subject to Patna's April weather conditions. April in Patna is typically hot (temperatures often exceeding 35°C) and can be humid. Candidates from cooler regions or those unacclimatised to Patna's summer heat should train in similar weather conditions in the days leading up to the test. Heat affects running performance significantly — a candidate who trains indoors or in cooler weather may underperform at an outdoor test in April afternoon heat if not prepared.

All answers below are based exclusively on the official Aavashyak Soochna (Essential Notice) issued by Bihar Vidhan Parishad Sachivalaya dated 03 April 2026, signed by Mithilesh Kumar Jha, Deputy Secretary cum Exam Controller. No information has been assumed or taken from unofficial sources.