NEW DELHI: Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) on Monday Published the Secondary Teacher Qualification Evaluation (STET) Paper I End for Sanskrit, Urdu and Science Topics on Its Own official website.
Nominees, who have emerged for its Bihar STET Sanskrit, Urdu and Science Paper that I evaluation, will test their outcome on the internet on the official site – http://bsebstet2019.in/.
Congratulations!You have throw your voteLogin to see resultEarlier, chief secretary of education division Sanjay Kumar had declared the pending outcomes of 3 areas of this state teachers’ eligibility evaluation (STET 2019) will be declared by June 22.
Exactly the same was published today, a day before the date.
STET 2019 was held for 15 themes where the outcomes of 12 topics were announced in March following long delay.
On the other hand, the outcomes of 3 areas — Urdu, Sanskrit and Science — have been pending because of reports of alleged newspaper escape from 1 examination facility in Gaya district at January 2020.
The way to test BSEB STET outcome 2019?
1) Go to the official site – bsebstet2019.in
2) On the site, click on the outcome Connection
3) Enter your date of arrival and program number
4) Your response will soon appear on the display, download it and then have a print out for additional reference.
BSEB Bihar STET 2019 examination has been held in January this past year, 106 instructor aspirants were expelled in Gaya center for producing ruckus throughout the examination.
“After which the tests have been cancelled and also re-examination was ran in September.
On the other hand, the prosecution went the high court that led the Board to run the re-exam of those aspirants also.
These candidates have emerged for STET at Urdu, Sanskrit and Science.
That is why the committee uttered the outcomes, in order that to incorporate the expelled candidates from the merit list,” he explained.
A number of 15.8percent applicants have passed the examination.
Altogether 24,599 candidates from 1.5 lakh who seemed for 12 topics have qualified the exam.
The complete number of pupils appeared at the examination for 15 topics was approximately 1.78 lakh.
