Bihar STET 2023: BSEB opens application edit facility; make changes by August 23
Vagisha Kaushik | August 14, 2023 | 09:38 PM IST | 1 min read
Bihar STET 2023: Candidates can register for exam at bsebstet.com by August 23.
NEW DELHI : The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) has informed the Secondary Teachers Eligibility Test (STET) 2023 aspirants that wrong subjects were mentioned in the higher secondary paper 2 in Bihar STET 2023 notification and asked candidates to rectify the application form.
Candidates who registered for the exam can make changes in the STET 2023 application form through the official website, bsebstet.com. The last date to edit the form is August 23.
Under the general subjects, biology (subject code 116) has been mentioned in place of zoology and botany subjects. The board asked candidates to consider the subject as zoology and botany only.
Students can change the subject in their application form by logging in with their user ID and password.
“Candidates should re-check the filled online examination application form. If any kind of error is reflected in the filled application form, then with the help of their user ID and password, they must definitely correct the erroneous details by August 23,” BSEB said.
The board further said that no other opportunity to rectify the details in the application form for STET 2023 will be provided to candidates after August 23.
BSEB released STET 2023 notification and started registration on August 9. Candidates can register for the recruitment test by August 23.
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