BSEB Bihar DElEd answer key 2026 out at bsebdeled.com; submit objections by July 5
Suviral Shukla | July 2, 2026 | 05:02 PM IST | 1 min read
Bihar DElEd 2026: Candidates can raise objections against DElEd provisional answer key and submit it by July 5 through the BSEB's official portal.
The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) has issued the Bihar DElEd Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) answer key 2026 on its official website at bsebdeled.com. Candidates can download the Bihar Diploma in Elementary Education (DElEd) provisional answer key by entering their application number and password.
Those who are not satisfied with the Bihar DElEd provisional answer key 2026, can raise objections against it by July 5 through the BSEB’s official portal.
The computer-based Bihar DElEd Joint Entrance Test 2026 was conducted from June 8 to 22 for admission to diploma programmes.
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“If any error is noticed in the answer key, the concerned candidate may click on the link available on the Board's website and enter their Application No. in the login ID. You can register your objection online from 02.07.2026 to 05.07.2026 by entering your date of birth (in the pattern of DDMMYYYY) in the answer key and password and login,” BSEB said in an official notification.
In order to submit objections against the Bihar DElEd provisional answer key 2026, it is mandatory for candidates to pay Rs 50 as challenge fee per question through debit, credit, or net banking mode.
Bihar DElEd Answer Key 2026: How to submit objections
Candidates can submit the objections against the Bihar DElEd answer key by following the steps given below.
- Go to the official website at bsebdeled.com.
- Click on the link “Click Here For Deled Entrance Exam 2026 Objection.”
- A new window will open.
- Enter your application number, password and security verification number.
- Press sign in.
- Answer key will be opened.
- Choose the questions you want to raise objections against.
- Pay the requisite fee.
- Submit the challenge along with a proof.
“Objections will be accepted only through online mode. Objections received after the stipulated period will not be considered,” the board said.
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