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ABHAY ANAND
Manager Editorial
New Delhi, Updated on Aug 4, 2025 11:51 IST

Bihar STET 2025 result delay sparks massive protests in Patna. Aspirants demand release as #ReleaseSTET trends. BSEB yet to issue official update.

source: X

Massive protests erupted in Patna today as hundreds of Bihar STET 2025 candidates gathered outside the Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) office demanding the immediate release of the State Teacher Eligibility Test (STET) results. The protest, driven by the viral hashtag #ReleaseSTET, highlights growing unrest among aspiring teachers over the prolonged delay.

Candidates holding placards and chanting slogans like “STET Before TRE-4” and “Our Future, Our Right” accused the authorities of stalling their careers. The demonstration was organised by a coalition of STET aspirants, who claim that the uncertainty around result declaration is causing both emotional and financial distress.

Delay in STET Result 2025 Raises Career Concerns

The Bihar STET 2025 was conducted earlier this year, but the results are yet to be declared. With no official update on the BSEB website, candidates say they are left in the dark. The absence of clarity has triggered frustration across the state, with many fearing that the upcoming Teacher Recruitment Exam (TRE-4) could proceed before STET results are announced.

“This exam is not just a test. It's the key to our livelihood. Delaying the results is playing with our future,” said a protesting candidate in Patna. “Many of us have put other career opportunities on hold for STET. Without the result, we can't apply for teaching jobs or even plan ahead,” said another protester.

#ReleaseSTET2025 Trends as Youth Demand Accountability

On social media platforms, especially X (formerly Twitter), the #ReleaseSTET2025 and #STETBeforeTRE hashtags have gained widespread traction. Candidates are posting images and videos from the protest site, appealing to the Bihar government and education authorities for immediate action.

“We’ve waited long enough. If TRE is conducted before STET results are declared, what was the point of appearing for this exam?” questioned a candidate online. Many users are also tagging state officials and education authorities, demanding transparency in the Bihar STET 2025 result process.

Political, Emotional and Economic Impact

The delay in STET result declaration has not just academic implications but also emotional and economic ones. Several candidates say they are facing financial strain due to their dependence on this result for employment. “We’ve spent months preparing, some even years. Now we are unemployed and uncertain about our future,” shared a candidate from Gaya. The issue has also taken a political turn, with accusations of government negligence and poor planning in managing recruitment processes for teachers in Bihar.

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As of now, the Bihar School Examination Board has not issued any official statement regarding the release date of the STET 2025 results. The protest in Patna is expected to continue if no response is provided. The #ReleaseSTET campaign has become a symbol of the broader demand for transparency and timely action in education recruitment in Bihar. With lakhs of aspirants affected, pressure is mounting on BSEB and the state government to act quickly and restore trust in the system.

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