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Bihar STET 2026: BSEB Reschedules November 4 Exam to Avoid Clash with National Recruitment Tests

The Bihar School Examination Board has postponed the STET 2026 exam originally set for November 4 to avoid a clash with KVS and NVS tests.

Gaurav Sen
By Gaurav Sen
Senior Editorial Director & Lead Geopolitical Analyst
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Officials at the Bihar School Examination Board headquarters reviewing revised testing schedules.

Exam Rescheduled Due to National Test Overlap

PATNA — In a crucial update for thousands of aspiring educators, the Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) has officially announced the rescheduling of the Secondary Teacher Eligibility Test (STET) 2026. The examination, which was initially slated to be conducted on November 4, will now take place on November 21.

According to administrative updates gathered by Daily News 365, the decision to postpone the state-level eligibility test was prompted by a direct scheduling clash with prominent national-level recruitment examinations, specifically those administered by the Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan (KVS) and the Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti (NVS). Education authorities noted that holding concurrent tests would have placed an unfair burden on candidates aiming for multiple teaching positions.

Revised Admit Cards Release Date

Registered applicants affected by this calendar shift will be issued updated hall tickets later this month.

* Revised Admit Card Release: October 24 * Official Portal for Download: [stetregistration.cbrt.co.in](https://stetregistration.cbrt.co.in/)

BSEB officials have urged candidates to regularly monitor the official portal for their revised documents. It is vital to note that the schedule for examinations slated for other dates remains unchanged, and those tests will proceed as originally planned.

Understanding the Bihar STET

The Secondary Teacher Eligibility Test serves as a critical gateway qualification for individuals seeking employment as secondary and higher secondary teachers across educational institutions in Bihar. Given the high volume of applicants and the fierce competition for government teaching posts, the board's swift action to prevent date overlaps has been largely welcomed by candidate associations across the state.

Gaurav Sen

About Gaurav Sen

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