Bihar State Teacher Eligibility Test BSEB 2023 Result for Paper I and II

Bihar STET 2023 Notification - Age Limit as on 01/08/2023

• Minimum Age : 21 Years.
• Maximum Age : 37 Years for Male
• Maximum Age : 40 Years for Female
• Age Relaxation Extra as per Bihar Board BSEB STET 2023 Rules.

Bihar Teacher Eligibility Test STET Exam 2023 - Eligibility Details

Post Name

Bihar BSEB STET Eligibility 2023

Paper 1 (Secondary)

• Bachelor Degree in Related Subject with 50% Marks and B.Ed Exam Passed OR
• Master Degree in Related Subject and B.Ed Exam Passed OR
• Bachelor Degree / Master Degree with Minimum 45% Marks (As per NCTE Norms) with B.Ed. OR
• 4 Year Course BA BEd / BSc BEd Exam Passed
• For Subject Wise Eligibility Details Read the Notification.

Paper 2 (Senior Secondary)

• Master Degree in Related Subject with 50% Marks and B.Ed Exam / BA BEd / BSc BEd Passed OR
• Master Degree with Minimum 45% Marks (As per NCTE Norms) with B.Ed. OR
• Master Degree with 55% Marks and 3 Year B.Ed MEd Course

BSEB STET Online Form 2023 - Document Required

• Passed Size Photo  with White or Light Background
• Candidate Signature Scan Copy
• Scan Copy Required :
• Class 10th Matric Exam Marksheet & Certificate for DOB
• Intermediate Class 12th Certificate and Marksheet
• Bachelor Degree Certificate and Marksheet
• Master Degree Certificate and Marksheet
• B.Ed Exam Marksheet and Certificate
• Other Education Qualification (IF Available)
•  Category Certificate (If Required)
• Domicile Certificate (IF Required)

Bihar STET Qualifying Marks 2023

In the light of General Administration Department's resolution number-2374 dated 16.07.2007, the passing score of Secondary Teacher Eligibility Test, 2023 will be as follows:-

STET Result 2023 Normalization Process

1. Competitive examinations to be conducted by Computer Based Test (CBT) method, in which the number of candidates. Is relatively high, is organized in more than one sitting / dates. In such examinations, due to the different difficulty level of the question papers in different shifts in these examinations. The method of Normalization is adopted before preparing the result, so that there is no advantage or disadvantage to the candidates of a particular shift. Therefore, in this examination also the result will be published by adopting the Normalization method.
2. Normalization process will be done with Variation of Z-Score Normalization Method. Whatever the Normalized Score of the candidate after the said process, the same will be the score of the candidate. The pass or failure of the candidates will be determined on the basis of this score (Normalised Score) according to the pass percentage given in paragraph number-07, and not on the basis of Raw Score (Raw Score = marks obtained on the basis of correct question and answer).
3. For example; If the Raw Score of a general category candidate is 76 in the examination of 150 marks and after the normalization process, his Normalized Score comes to 74.90, then the result of the candidate will be declared failed because of not obtaining the prescribed passing marks (50% of 150 = 75).
4. Although there is no provision of negative marking for wrong answers in the examination, but in the process of Normalization, in case of wrong answers to relatively more questions, there may be a negative effect in the Normalization Score.