Bihar Police Constable Notes: What to Make and Revise
A practical guide to making short, revision-ready notes for the CSBC written exam, and how to revise them alongside practice tests.
Good Bihar Police Constable notes are short, organised and built for revision. The written exam is a 100-question, 100-mark qualifying test at around Class 10 level, so you do not need heavy notes. You need dependable ones across all subject areas, so you cross the 30 per cent line and have more time for the PET. This guide shows what to include and how to revise, following the CSBC Advt. No. 01/2025 cycle.
What to Include in Your Notes
CSBC does not publish a section-wise mark split, so treat the table below as a working checklist and not as an official list.
Subject area | What to note down |
|---|---|
General Knowledge and current affairs | Bihar history and geography, static GK, awards, sports and recent events |
Mathematics | Formulas and solved examples for percentage, ratio, average, profit and loss, time and work |
Hindi | Grammar rules, synonyms, antonyms, idioms and comprehension tips |
English | Tenses, prepositions, common vocabulary and fill-in-the-blank rules |
Science and social studies | Key points from school-level science, civics, history, geography and economy |
How to Organise Your Notes
Short notes per topic: Keep each topic to one page of key points, so a quick revision takes minutes.
A formula sheet: Collect all Mathematics formulas in one place and review them daily.
An error log: Write down every question you got wrong in practice, with the correct answer and the reason.
Monthly current-affairs notes: Make one page per month and revise the last six months together.
A Simple Revision Schedule
Same day: Re-read the day's notes for ten minutes.
Weekly: Revise all topics covered that week and attempt a short test.
Monthly: Go through the formula sheet, error log and current-affairs pages.
Final weeks: Use only short notes and the error log, alongside full-length mocks.
Reliable Sources for Notes
Start with school textbooks, especially NCERT books for Classes 8 to 10 for science and social studies. For the exam details and updates, use the CSBC Bihar website. Avoid copying from older pages without checking the pattern, since details differ between advertisements.
Do Not Forget the PET
Notes cover only the written stage. The PET decides your merit, so add a simple training log of your run time, shot put distance and jump height each week.