Bihar STET 2026 Hall Ticket: Download and Exam Guide

The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) has released the hall tickets for the Secondary Teacher Eligibility Test (STET) 2026. Candidates registered for Paper 1 for Classes 9–10 or Paper 2 for Classes 11–12 should download and print their hall ticket before travelling to the examination centre.

The computer-based test is scheduled in phases from 25 October to 20 November 2026. Candidates must use their registration User ID and password on the official portal to access the ticket; the individual exam date, slot and centre are shown on that document. The notice provides no recruitment vacancy count or application window, and the exam consists of a 150-question test with qualifying marks determined by category.

Important Dates

The exam is held in different phases within the stated window. Each candidate’s assigned date and shift are provided on their own hall ticket.

Vacancy Details

This is an eligibility test for aspiring secondary and senior secondary teachers, not a vacancy notification. The supplied notice does not state a number of vacancies. Paper 1 is for candidates seeking eligibility to teach Classes 9–10, while Paper 2 is for those seeking eligibility to teach Classes 11–12.

Eligibility Criteria

Educational Qualification

The notice identifies the intended teaching levels for the two papers but does not provide the required degrees, subject-specific qualifications or other educational eligibility conditions. Candidates should consult the official STET notification for those requirements. Registered candidates should ensure their hall ticket shows the correct paper and subject.

Age Limit

No age limit or age-relaxation details are provided in the supplied hall-ticket information.

Application Fee

The hall-ticket notice does not specify an application fee or fee categories. It also does not provide fee-payment instructions.

How to Apply

Hall tickets are available online only and are not sent by post. Follow these steps to download yours:

1. Go to the official BSEB STET portal, or open the hall-ticket login page.
2. Find the STET 2026 hall-ticket or admit-card option on the portal.
3. Sign in using the User ID and password created during registration. Passwords are case-sensitive.
4. Submit your details and open the hall ticket displayed on screen.
5. Check your name spelling, roll number, registration ID, photograph, signature, paper, subject, exam date, shift, reporting time, centre address and printed instructions.
6. Save a PDF copy and print the hall ticket on clean A4 paper. A digital copy on a phone is not a substitute for the required printed ticket.

If the page does not load, check your credentials, try Chrome or Firefox, clear the browser cache, use a stable connection or try again at a quieter time such as early morning or late night. Use the “Forgot Password” option if needed. If the problem continues, contact the helpdesk using contact details listed on the official portal. Report any incorrect hall-ticket information to BSEB through the helpline or email shown there, and do not wait until exam day. Avoid third-party sites that request login details.

Exam-day reporting schedule

Check your assigned shift on the hall ticket and plan to reach the centre in good time. Entry closes 30 minutes before each paper begins; candidates arriving after the gate closes will not be admitted.

What to carry and what to leave behind

Where possible, visit the test centre a day in advance so that you know the route and can estimate travel time.

Salary & Pay Scale

This notice concerns the STET eligibility test and hall ticket; it does not announce a job appointment or provide salary or pay-scale information.

Selection Process

The stated examination is an online computer-based test. Both papers follow the same pattern: 100 subject-knowledge questions for 100 marks and 50 teaching-aptitude and general-skills questions for 50 marks, giving a total of 150 multiple-choice questions and 150 marks. Candidates have 150 minutes (2½ hours). Each correct answer earns one mark, and there is no deduction for incorrect answers. The notice advises candidates to attempt every question, since wrong answers do not reduce the score.

The qualifying marks listed in the notice are:

The supplied information does not describe any further selection stages after the test. For last-week preparation, it recommends revising familiar notes and key formulas rather than starting new topics, practising computer-based mock tests and previous papers, reviewing the 50-mark teaching-aptitude section, and getting adequate sleep before the exam.

Download and review your hall ticket well before the date assigned to you, and carry the printed copy and required identification to the centre. Candidates should follow the reporting and entry times shown for their shift and use the official portal for any ticket or login issue.