TET aspirants can rectify form's mistakes from May 5 to 8 online

Patna: Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) has given four days time from May 5 to 8 to the Teachers Eligibility Test (TET) aspirants to rectify their mistakes in the registration forms they filled up and submitted through online.

A notification issued by the BSEB stated that the line would remain open from May 5 to 8 to rectify the mistakes.

The candidates, who had remitted their fees through online to BSEB, can correct the mistakes in their forms, the BSEB release stated.

The BESB stated that mistakes in selection of paper, name, father and mother's names, gender, caste category, date of birth, differently abled, domicile, religion, medium of paper, language 1, language 2, optional subjects for paper 2, Aadhar number, correspondence address, contact number, email ID, educational qualification, teacher training qualification, photo signature, final year appearing certificate and marks percentage could be corrected.

TET will be held in different centres across the state on June 11.

235017 candidates fill up TET forms so far

Patna, April 29, 2017: On the eve of the last day of submitting Teachers Eligibility Test (TET) forms, as many as 235017 candidates have got them registered online in the Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) portal till Saturday.

A total of 37615 candidates registered them in paper 1 ( for class 1 to 5) while 1,81, 236 candidates did their registration in paper 2 (for class 6 to 8).

A total of 16, 166 candidates got them registered in both the papers. 

It may be noted here that the last date of online registration and getting e challan for TET is April 30 while the last date for fee submission through e challan at SBI branch is May 3.

Candidates can rectify the mistakes in their forms if any by May 4.

Meanwhile, All India Students Association (AISA) staged demonstration demanding inclusion of 2016-2018 batch Bed students in the TET on Saturday.

AISA to stage demonstration on April 28

Patna All India Students Association (AISA) has decided to stage demonstration in the state capital on April 28 demanding inclusion of 2016-18 BEd students in the Teachers' Eligibility Test (TET-2017).

The decision was taken in a students meeting of 12 Colleges here on Wednesday.

The TET conducted by Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) will be held in different centres across the state on June 11.

Photo: Aftab Alam Siddiqui

Allow 2016-18 BEd students in TET, demands AISA

Patna: All India Students Association (AISA) activists blocked movement of railway traffic at Rajendra Nagar Terminal station on Monday demanding inclusion of 2016-18 BEd students in the forthcoming Teachers' Eligibility Test (TET).
Photo: Aftab Alam Siddiqui

Now, commerce graduates too can apply for TET

Patna, April 21, 2017: Now, the commerce graduate with bachelor of education or any other equivalent degree can appear in teachers eligibility test (TET). Even the BCom-BEd candidates are eligible for TET.

The education department has sent a directive to Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) to modify their eligibility criteria. The BSEB is holding the TET which is scheduled for June 11.

Meanwhile, 17 BEd college students under the banner of All India Students Association took out a rally and staged strong demonstration demanding inclusion of 2016-18 batch students in the forthcoming TET.

The police, however, stopped the protesters from going ahead near JP round about.

Later, a delegation of the students met the education department director and put forward their claims for TET.

Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad(ABVP) activists also took out a procession from BN College to Kargil Chowk demanding inclusion of commerce graduate in the TET.

Now you can apply for TET till April 30

Patna, April 16, 2017: Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) has extended the date for filing online application form and getting e-challan for Teachers Eligibility Test (TET) to April 30.

Earlier, the last date for application was April 25.

Likewise,  fee submission date through e-challan at SBI branches has been extended to May 3 instead of April 27 as announced earlier.

Now, candidates can make correction in their online applications till May 4 instead of April 30 as fixed earlier.

BSEB gives 10 years age relaxation to trained candidates for TET

Bihar School Examination Board chairman Anand Kishor (extreme right)

Patna, April 15, 2017: Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) has revised the age eligibility criteria for Teachers Eligibility Test (TET) for primary teachers.

BSEB chairman Anand Kishor said the decision had been taken as per the guidelines given by the education department to give a chance to maximum possible candidates in the examination.

Now, trained candidates as well as physically challenged persons will get 10 years age relaxation in upper age limit.

The minimum age for application will remain 18 years for basic grade candidates while the minimum age for under graduate grade will be 21 years. The upper age limit will remain the same as fixed by the government.

The candidates appearing in the final year examination of the two-year BEd course, four-year BSc BEd  or equivalent course or two years Basic Training course after Intermediate can now apply for the written test that will be held on June 11 next.

The BSEB will publish a revised version of the TET notice soon.

The online registration for TET has begun on April 8 and the last date of submitting e-challan is April 27.

Photo: Aftab Alam Siddiqui

TET online registration to begin on April 8

Patna, April 6, 2017: Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) failed to start the online registration process for Teachers Eligibility Test (TET) on Thursday as there was some technical snag developed in the system.
"There was some technical problem in the web portal on Thursday so BSEB could not start online registration process for TET", said a BSEB spokesperson.
Now, the TET online registration process will begin on April 8, a BSEB release states.
Meanwhile, AISF activists staged demonstration demanding inclusion of two-year BEd course students, who will appear in their final year examination this year in the TET.
Photo: Aftab Alam Siddiqui 

TET and STET 2011 candidates stage demonstration

TET and STET 2011 candidates staged demonstration outside Bihar School Examination Board office  in Patna on April 8, 2016.
Photo: Aftab Alam Siddiqui

TET and STET successful candidates stage demonstration

Successful candidates of Teachers Eligibility Test (TET) and State Teachers Eligibility Test (STET) took out a rally and staged demonstration demanding appointment letters in Patna on July 23, 2015.
Photo: Aftab Alam Siddiqui