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Step 6: Upload scanned copies of required documents such as educational certificates, photograph, and signature as specified in the guidelines. Review the application thoroughly before submitting, and make the necessary payment of application fees, if applicable, through the provided online payment gateway.
The exam will last for two and a half hours, with no negative marking in BPSC TRE 3.0. The language test in Part-I is qualifying, with 30 questions worth 30 marks. Part-II includes 40 questions on general studies, each carrying one mark. Part-III comprises 80 questions related to the teaching subject, totalling 80 marks. Candidates from Bihar STET 2024 and final year trainees are ineligible for TRE 3.0, leading to disappointment among STET candidates.
Multiple results will be released, and the exam will comprise only one paper. Supplementary results from various departments have been incorporated into the recruitment process. The announcement indicates that the SC-ST department’s results will be dependent on the education department’s supplementary results. The examination consists of three parts: language, general studies, and a subject-specific section. The merit list will be prepared based on language qualification. Candidates must qualify in the language section to be considered for the merit list. The syllabus follows NCERT and SCRT guidelines. The application deadline aligns with the cutoff date for eligibility, requiring candidates to have declared results for B.Ed, D.El.Ed, CTET, or STET (D.EL.ED/B.Ed./CTET/STET) by this date. The teacher reinstatement focuses on schools under the Education Department and Minority Department, encompassing primary, middle, secondary, and higher secondary categories. The third phase of Bihar teacher recruitment aims to fill numerous teaching vacancies across different school levels. The application process, exam structure, and eligibility criteria have been outlined for interested candidates.