Agriculture coordinator ( Latest News)

Bihar Agriculture Coordinator Result 2018, Programmer Merit List 2018 : On 24th November BAMETI , Bihar has conducted interview for various posts of programmer and developer. Now all candidates those appeared in this interview they will be able to check their result and merit list on the official website of BAMETI : bameti.org or krishi.bih.nic.in.
BSSC Krishi Samanvayak Merit List 2017: The Bihar Staff Selection Commission is going to publish the Result of Bihar Agriculture Coordinator exam. In 2017 BSSC Krishi Samanvayak delivered the notification for recruit on the posts of Bihar Agriculture Coordinator. All the aspirants who are appeared in this exam those all are much waiting for their result.

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