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Bihar STET Exam Guidelines: Dress Code and Schedule Details

The Bihar School Examination Board has released essential guidelines for the upcoming STET exam, including strict dress codes and security measures. Candidates must adhere to these rules to ensure their entry into the examination centers. The exam will be conducted online from October 25 to November 21, with specific reporting times for each shift. Notably, the schedule for the November 4th examination has been revised to November 21st due to scheduling conflicts. Read on for detailed information on the examination process and requirements.
 

Bihar STET Examination Guidelines Released



The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) has announced important guidelines for candidates preparing for the Secondary Teacher Eligibility Test (STET). It is crucial for all participants to comply with the specified dress code and examination protocols.


Candidates are prohibited from wearing shoes and socks at the examination venue. Additionally, female candidates must avoid applying henna or nail polish, as those who do will not be allowed entry.


Examination Schedule and Security Measures

The STET will be conducted online at various centers from October 25 to November 21, divided into two shifts. The BSEB has put in place strict security measures to ensure a smooth examination process.


Close Monitoring of Candidates


Candidates will be monitored closely from their arrival until the exam concludes. It is essential for candidates to read and follow all instructions from the Board to prevent any issues that could lead to denial of entry.


Detailed Examination Timings

Shift Timings


The STET will occur in two shifts: the first shift starts at 9:00 AM, with entry allowed from 7:30 AM to 8:30 AM. The second shift is scheduled from 2:00 PM to 4:30 PM, with entry from 12:30 PM to 1:30 PM. Candidates must adhere to the reporting times indicated on their admit cards, as late arrivals will not be permitted entry.


Dress Code Enforcement

Candidates must arrive at the examination center without shoes and socks. Female candidates should not wear henna, nail polish, or similar products. Non-compliance with these guidelines may result in entry denial. It is also mandatory for candidates to bring their admit cards and other necessary documents, arriving on time.


CCTV Monitoring and Security Arrangements

Security preparations for the examination centers began two days prior. Management arrangements are in place, with magistrates and police overseeing the areas outside the centers, while internal operations will be managed by designated personnel. CCTV will monitor the examination process, with footage retained from 30 minutes before to 30 minutes after the exam. A control room has been established to oversee all activities at the centers.


Revised Schedule for November 4th Examination

The BSSC has updated the schedule for the CTET examination that was initially set for November 4th. This exam will now take place on November 21st, while the dates for other examinations will remain unchanged. The rescheduling was necessary due to conflicts with other exams on the same day.