Bihar STET 2026 Application Deadline Extended: Key Details for Candidates
Bihar STET 2026 Overview
Bihar STET 2026: For candidates aiming for a government teaching position in Bihar, qualifying for the Secondary Teacher Eligibility Test (STET) is a valuable opportunity. The application process for STET 2026 commenced on August 17, 2026, with the initial deadline set for August 31, 2026. However, the Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) has announced an extension of the application deadline by an additional 15 days.
New Application Deadline
Eligible candidates can now submit their applications online for the Bihar STET 2026 until September 15. It is essential to pay the required examination fee during this extended timeframe. Successfully passing this eligibility test allows candidates to pursue teaching roles at the secondary level. Previously, candidates had appealed to Education Minister Mithilesh Tiwari for an extension, and he assured them that their request would be taken into consideration. This extension offers crucial time for those who had not yet applied.
Impact of the Extension
The decision to extend the application deadline is anticipated to boost the number of candidates taking the exam. This additional window is seen as a significant chance for aspirants. Candidates are encouraged to complete their application process without delay.
Required Documents for Application
Documents Needed:
- Passport-sized photograph
- Digital signature
- Class 10 mark sheet
- Class 12 mark sheet
- Graduation mark sheet
- Domicile certificate
- Photo ID
- Disability certificate
- Caste certificate
Application Fees for Bihar STET 2026
Fee Structure:
- For both Paper 1 and Paper 2: ₹1,440 for General, EWS, BC, and EBC candidates, as well as candidates from other states.
- For either Paper 1 or Paper 2: ₹960.
- For SC, ST, and differently-abled candidates: ₹1,140 for both papers, and ₹760 for one paper.
Bihar STET Exam Pattern
The Bihar STET exam will feature 150 multiple-choice questions, with a total duration of 150 minutes (2.5 hours). Notably, there is no negative marking, allowing candidates to attempt all questions confidently. Each question is worth one mark.
