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Bihar Board Makes APAAR ID Essential for Student Exam Registration

The Bihar School Examination Board has mandated that students in grades 9 to 12 must obtain an APAAR ID to register for board exams. Without this ID, registration applications will be rejected. The deadline for generating these IDs is set for June 30, 2026, as per directives from the Department of Education. Schools are required to prioritize this process to ensure all eligible students are registered in time. This new regulation aims to streamline the registration process and ensure compliance across all districts.
By Ambika Singh Jun 28, 2026, 15:25 IST

Mandatory APAAR ID for Board Exams



The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) has announced that students in grades 9 to 12 must have an APAAR ID to register for board examinations. Applications lacking this ID will not be processed.


This directive from BSEB emphasizes the necessity of having an APAAR ID for students wishing to fill out their examination forms for both high school and intermediate levels. Registrations will be denied without this identification.


Deadline Set by Secretary


In a communication to all District Education Officers, the Board's Secretary confirmed that, following the guidelines from the Department of Education (Government of India), all students must have their APAAR IDs generated by June 30, 2026. The UDISE code of the respective school must also be included.


Enforcement of Guidelines


The State Education Project Council had previously mandated that all students in grades 9 to 12 should have their APAAR IDs created before they can register for board exams. New instructions have been issued to ensure strict adherence to this requirement, ensuring no student is overlooked during the registration process.


District administrations have been tasked with guaranteeing that APAAR IDs for all eligible students are generated within the specified deadline. The government has set June 30 as the final date for this process, urging schools to prioritize the creation of these IDs.


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