Bihar STET Admit Card 2026: Download Hall Ticket Link

The Bihar STET admit card 2025 will have the details related to the exam date and time and exam centre. Have a look at the details given on the Bihar STET admit card below

• Candidate’s name
• Registration number
• Photograph
• Exam date
• Roll number
• Exam time
• Exam centre name and address
• Category
• Name of the paper
• Date of birth
• Exam date

Candidates need to follow the ways given below to regenerate their Bihar STET application number

• Visit the website
• Click on ‘Forgot/Get Application Number’
• Login using email ID and mobile number
• Enter the Captcha Code
• The application number will appear on the screen.

Candidates need to obtain the minimum qualifying marks to clear the Bihar STET exam. Have a look at the STET passing or qualifying marks below:

Bihar STET exam is held online in computer-based test mode. In the exam, candidates need to mark their answers on the desktop. Candidates need to complete the exam in two hours and thirty minutes. 

No, you cannot change the Bihar STET exam centre after the final submission of the online application form. However, the Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) provides a one-time facility to candidates wherein they can modify their exam city preference through the release of Bihar STET dummy admit card. However, no request of change in the exam centre is entertained after the release of Bihar STET admit card.

Aspirants can calculate their marks secured in Bihar STET exam after the release of answer key. Candidates can check below the marking scheme to calculate scores: 

• Each correct answer = 1 mark
• No negative marking for wrong or unattempted questions
• Total Score = Number of correct responses * 1

The validity of Bihar STET is lifetime. Candidates who qualify the Bihar STET exam will be provided with the eligibility certificate so that they can apply for the teacher recruitment in Bihar schools for Classes 9-10 or Classes 11-12 or both. However, candidates need to fulfill the age limit and eligibility criteria prescribed by the respective teacher recruitment agency to apply for the job.

Yes, it is compulsary to attempt all questions of Bihar STET exam as no alternative questions are given. The candidates have to take the exam in the CBT mode. The pen paper based exam will not be applicable for the Bihar STET exam. To get familiar with the exam candidates have to practice the mock tests online. The online mocktest will help the candidates to get along with the exam conditions easily and the candidates can perform well after praticing online in the exam. 

The Bihar STET is an eligibility exam that is conducted to determine the eligibility of candidates as Secondary level teachers, Higher Secondary level teachers and Physical Education Teachers. Candidates aspiring to become Classes 9 and 10 (Secondary level) teachers in Bihar schools need to appear for Bihar STET Paper 1 and those who want to teach Classes 11 and 12 (Higher Secondary teachers) need to appear for Paper 2. Candidates who want to teach Classes 9 to 12 need to appear for both papers. 

The Bihar STET exam is generally conducted once a year. However, the decision regarding the frequency of exam is taken by the exam conducting body, that is, Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB). It is a state-level Secondary Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) exam that is conducted to determine the eligibility of candidates as Secondary or Higher Secondary level teachers.

Yes. Candidate after qualifying the Bihar STET makes him or her eligible to apply for secondary and higher secondary teaching jobs in the Bihar Government schools. 

The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) conducts the Bihar Secondary Teachers Eligibility Test (STET) to determine the eligibility of candidates as Secondary level teachers and Higher Secondary level teachers in Bihar schools. The Bihar STET exam is consist of two papers, Paper 1 (Secondary level) and Paper 2 (Higher Secondary level). The Bihar STET Secondary level teachers are for Classes 9 and 10 and Higher Secondary level teachers are for Classes 11 and 12. Moreover, the Bihar STET exam is also conducted to determine the eligibility of Physical Education Teachers. 

The Bihar State Teachers Eligibility Test (BSTET) result is released online only on its official website. There result is not released on any offline medium. The candidates are required to check their results online only. The candidates can see below the steps to check the Bihar STET Results online:

Candidates need to enter the login credentials to check their Bihar STET result. The login details required to check and download the Bihar STET scorecard are:

• Roll number/Application Number
• Date of birth

Candidates should save their application numbers after the conduct of the exam so that they can check their results without any difficulty.

The Bihar STET exam has total of 150 marks in Paper 1 and Paper 2. In the Bihar STET exam, 150 questions are asked in each paper. Each question is for 1 mark and there is no negative marking in the exam. Candidates are awarded +1 mark for each correct answer and 0 marks for an incorrect answer. 

The Bihar STET admit card 2025 will have the details related to the exam date and time and exam centre. Have a look at the details given on the Bihar STET admit card below

• Candidate’s name
• Registration number
• Photograph
• Exam date
• Roll number
• Exam time
• Exam centre name and address
• Category
• Name of the paper
• Date of birth
• Exam date

Yes, qualified candidates will be able to download their Bihar STET eligibility certificate from the official portal at a later stage. The Bihar STET 2025 exam was conducted from October 16 to November 16. 

The Bihar STET exam is easy to crack if candidates have prepared in advance. The difficulty level of the Bihar STET question paper is easy to moderate. The exam difficulty level varies based on the STET question paper. Candidates should be well prepared in order to crack the exam withut any hassle.

Bihar STET exam is of 150 minutes (two and a half hours) duration. The candidates have to take the complete exam at the exam centres and under no circumstances candidates can leave the exam centre on their own will. The invigilator is responsible for the exam centre and without their permission no one will be allowed to leave the exam centre before the exam is over. However, the invigilator can allow the candidates to leave the centre in between the exam in special circumstances.