Bihar Board Class 12 answer sheet 2026 evaluation starts on February 27: BSEB
Vaishnavi Shukla | February 24, 2026 | 09:50 AM IST | 2 mins read
Bihar Board 12th Exams 2026: BSEB has uploaded subject-wise list of teachers required for answer sheet evaluation and other confidential work on its official website, biharboardonline.com.
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Download NowBihar School Examination Board (BSEB) will begin evaluation of Bihar Board 2026 Class 12 answer sheets from February 27 onwards till March 10. The subject-wise list of teachers working in recognised educational institutions has been updated online on the committee's website, biharboardonline.com and letter12.biharboardonline, for the answer sheet evaluation and other confidential work.
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As per the official BSEB notice, the selection of subject-wise co-examiners as per requirement has also been uploaded along with appointment letters on the committee's website.
BSEB has sent the hard copies of the appointment letters of the co-examiners to the district education officer's office between Feb 22 and 23, after packing them school-wise.
After clicking on "Inter Letter Exam 2026" on the website, teachers can download their appointment letter by entering the Class 12 school or college code.
Bihar board conducted the BSEB Class 12th exams 2026 from February 2 to 13 in two shifts, morning from 9:30 am to 12:45 pm and afternoon from 1:45 to 5 pm.
Bihar Board result 2026, along with the toppers' lists, will be announced once the BSEB 12th answer sheet evaluation 2026 is completed.
BSEB 12th Answer Sheet Evaluation 2026: Guidelines
The guidelines for teachers for BSEB 12th answer sheet evaluation 2026 are as follows.
The heads of the Class 12 schools are requested to ensure that the receipt of appointment letters for teachers currently working in their institution from the district education officer's office, either personally or through a duly authorised representative, is provided to the concerned teachers and relieve them from evaluation work.
At the evaluation centre, the entry of marks from the answer sheets onto the Award Sheet and Marks Foil is to be done by MPP (Marks Posting Personnel). From the list of MPPs sent by the district education officer's office, MPPs are selected centre-wise as per requirement, and their appointment letters are uploaded on the committee's website.
BSEB has requested all education officers to ensure that the appointment letters of the co-examiners are received by the heads of the Class 12 schools, colleges or their duly authorised representatives and distributed to the concerned teachers.
“If any MPP does not join the evaluation centre as determined, stern action will be taken against them under the relevant sections of the Bihar School Examination Board Act, 1981, after obtaining an explanation from them. All concerned are requested to cooperate in the high-quality evaluation of the answer sheets,” the official BSEB notice said.
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