BPSC Civil Judge Recruitment 2026 – Apply Online for 33rd Judicial Services Exam

Post Date : 25 February 2026 | 5:53 PM

The BPSC has officially dropped the notification for the 33rd Judicial Services Exam, and for all the law graduates out there eyeing a Civil Judge post, the portal is finally live as of today, February 25. You have until March 18 to get your application submitted, but with a window this short, it’s a good idea to get a head start before the servers get bogged down.

Before you even touch the online form, do yourself a favor and actually sit down with the official notification for a few minutes. It’s also worth looking over the department-wise vacancy split and the pay scale now, so you know exactly what you’re playing for. Confirming your eligibility upfront just lets you focus entirely on the actual study plan.

BPSC 2026 Civil Judge (PCS-J) Exam: Category-Wise Vacancies

Step-by-Step Guide to Apply Online for BPSC Civil Judge PCS J Pre Exam 2026 

• The BPSC has officially flipped the switch on the 33rd Judicial Services Exam for 2026.
• If you’ve been waiting for a shot at one of the 173 Civil Judge spots, you can finally get your application in.
• The portal went live today, February 25, and you have until March 18 to get everything wrapped up.
• Before you jump in, do yourself a favor and spend ten minutes with the official notification.
• If you were planning to apply for the Bihar Judiciary right after graduation, you’ll want to pause and look closely at the new rules. 
• For the 33rd Judicial Services (2026), the eligibility isn’t just about having your LLB anymore—there’s a significant new hurdle.
• You now need at least three years of active practice at the Bar as of February 23, 2026.
• When you start the form, have your scans ready—your photo, signature, and especially the handwritten declaration.
• It makes the whole process much smoother if you aren't fighting with file sizes while the session is active.

Interested applicants should go through the official notification before submitting their application.

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