Opening massive employment avenues for veterinary medical graduates, the Bihar Technical Services Commission (BTSC) has officially commenced the online registration process for 787 Touring Veterinary Officer (TVO) vacancies across the state. Aspirants seeking a prestigious government healthcare career in animal husbandry can submit their application forms by visiting the official commission portal at btsc.bihar.gov.in before the registration window closes on October 23, 2026.
The selected medical professionals will be placed in a lucrative pay matrix ranging from Rs 53,100 to Rs 1,67,800 per month, alongside applicable state allowances and benefits.
Category-Wise Vacancy Distribution, Educational Qualifications, and Age Limits
To be eligible for the Touring Veterinary Officer posts, applicants must hold a recognized Bachelor of Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry (B.V.Sc. & AH) or equivalent degree from an accredited institution registered with the Veterinary Council of India (VCI).
The recruitment notification outlines 787 total openings across various reservation categories: 228 posts for Unreserved (General) candidates, 55 for Economically Weaker Sections (EWS), 207 for Scheduled Castes (SC), 13 for Scheduled Tribes (ST), 195 for Extremely Backward Classes (EBC), 78 for Backward Classes (BC), and 11 reserved exclusively for BC Women. Applicants must be between 21 and 37 years of age as of August 1, 2026, with standard relaxation in the upper age ceiling provided to reserved categories under state government norms.
A nominal application fee of Rs 100 is mandatory for all applicant categories to ensure valid form submission.
Selection Matrix: Two-Hour Written Examination and Weightage for Professional Experience
The selection process for Bihar Touring Veterinary Officers will be formulated on a composite merit scorecard derived from a competitive written examination and evaluated work experience. The computer-based or written screening paper carries a total weightage of 75 marks, conducted over a duration of two hours.
Candidates must navigate the assessment carefully, as a negative marking penalty of one-quarter mark (0.25 marks) will be deducted for every incorrect response. The remaining score allocation will reward relevant field experience, making early application and strategic preparation crucial for candidates aiming to secure a permanent posting within the Bihar state animal health administration.
