Bihar Police Sub-ordinate Services Commission (BPSSC) successfully conducted the Bihar SI 2021 recruitment exam just 24 hours before. The Bihar Sub-Inspector (SI) Recruitment 2021 exam was conducted on December 26, 2021, in two shifts – Shift 1, and Shift 2. This exam was part of an elaborate recruitment process aiming to fill-up a total of 2213 vacancies. For both shifts, the paper was conducted through the OMR-based offline mode with multiple-choice questions (MCQs).
Since the paper was entirely objective in nature, candidates are incessantly searching for the Bihar SI 2021 answer key for both Shift 1 and Shift 2. Answer keys along with question papers are available online, in two formats – 1. PDF-based, and 2. YouTube video-based.
Several educators have uploaded their Bihar SI 2021 preliminary test answer keys in the form of dedicated videos on their YouTube channels. In these videos, experts have displayed the question paper while simultaneously, providing the answer to each question. In addition to this, they are also providing short explanations to justify each answer.
Following is a table containing video-based answer keys for Bihar SI 2021 Shift 1:
| Name of Educator | Answer Key Link |
| Study 4U | Click Here |
| Top Trending GK | Click Here |
| Online Study Zone | Click Here |
Those who appeared for the second shift can take a look at the table below for Bihar SI 2021 answer key:
| Name of Educator | Answer Key Link |
| Study 4U | Click Here |
| abhyas study | Click Here |
| BPSC Platform | Click Here |
All candidates are advised to keep a pen and a notepad handy while watching the Bihar SI 2021 YouTube video solutions. So that they can jot down the right option for each option simultaneously. Later on, they can compare this answer key with their responses to determine the right option. In case a candidate has doubts about the question paper, the same can be clarified while watching the video solutions.
To calculate the Bihar SI 2021 score, candidates need to understand the marking scheme, in addition to finding the right answers. Each question in the paper carries 2 marks. So, 100 questions will carry a total of 200 marks. For each incorrect answer, 0.2 marks will be deducted from the total score. So, while calculating the exam score, candidates can use the formula given below.
Total Score = (No.of Correct Answers) x 2 – (No. of Incorrect Answers) x 0.2
