Bihar OFSS Class 11 admission 2026 facility reopens on August 5 for CBSE second board exam qualifiers
Vaishnavi Shukla | July 21, 2026 | 06:46 PM IST | 1 min read
BSEB: Students can apply for Bihar Class 11 admission 2026 on the official website, ofssbihar.in, by August 11
The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) will reopen the Bihar Board Online Facilitation System for Students (OFSS) Class 11 admission 2026 on August 5 for students who have qualified for the CBSE Class 10 second board exam 2026. Eligible students can apply for Bihar Class 11 admission 2026 on the official website, ofssbihar.in, by August 11.
BSEB chairman announced the Class 11 admission dates during a press conference today, while announcing the Bihar Sakshamta Pariksha 5 result 2026 .
To apply for OFSS Class 11 admission, student must have their Class 10 marksheet, date of birth details, and a passport-size photograph ready. Students who have completed Class 10 from the Bihar board or any other comparable test from a CBSE, CISCE, or other recognised board are also eligible to apply for BSEB OFSS Class 11 admission 2026.
Bihar Board Class 11 Admission 2026
The application fee for the OFSS Bihar Class 11 admission 2026 is Rs 350. Students can take admission in Class 11 Intermediate arts, science, commerce, agriculture, and vocational streams in BSEB-affiliated colleges and schools across 38 districts in Bihar.
The Bihar board Class 11 entrance list for 2026 will be compiled and made available online.
The OFSS selection list will be based on students' merit and school and college preferences as entered by the students. Shortlisted students will be notified via SMS and email, or they can also check the selection list through the official website once available.
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