BSEB to hold Secondary, Intermediate Special Exam 2024 for students whose forms not submitted yet
BSEB Secondary, Intermediate Special Exam 2024 will be held in April and the result will be declared in May.
Divyansh | January 3, 2024 | 01:16 PM IST
NEW DELHI: The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) will conduct special examination for students whose forms have not been submitted for the BSEB Secondary and Intermediate Examination 2024 by the school authorities concerned. The BSEB Secondary and Intermediate Special Examination 2024 will be held in April.
The result of the examination will be declared in May 2024. BSEB said the option has been given in the interest of students who are deprived of filling the examination form for BSEB Annual Secondary and Intermediate Examination 2024. “The decision to hold the BSEB Secondary and Intermediate Special Examination 2024 has been taken so that students can timely enroll in any higher institution for pursuing higher education,” the board added.
Students appearing in this special examination will be given the same division as in the annual examination, the board said. The BSEB has released the Bihar board Intermediate Exam date sheet 2024.
Also read BSEB Inter Exams 2025: Registration last date further extended till January 13
BSEB 12th time table 2024
The BSEB Intermediate time table 2024 will be held from February 1 to February 12, 2024. The intermediate practical exams will begin on January 10.
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Date of examination |
Faculty |
1 st sitting (9:30 am to 12:45 pm ) (Cool off time-09:30 am to 09:45 am) |
Faculty |
2nd Sitting (2:00 pm to 5:15 pm) (Cool off time-02:00 pm to 02:15 pm) |
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February 1 |
I Sc |
Biology |
I A |
Economics |
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I A |
Philosophy |
I Com |
Economics |
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February 2 |
I Sc |
Mathematics |
I A |
Political Science |
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I A |
Mathematics |
Voc |
Foundation Course |
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February 3 |
I Sc |
Physics |
I A |
Geography |
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I Com |
Business Studies |
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February 5 |
I Sc |
English |
I A |
Hindi |
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I Com |
English |
Voc |
Hindi |
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February 6 |
I Sc |
Chemistry |
I A |
English |
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Voc |
English |
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February 7 |
I Sc |
Hindi |
I A |
History |
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I Com |
Hindi |
I Sc |
Agriculture |
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Voc |
Elective Subject Trade Paper – 1 |
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February 8 |
I Sc |
Urdu, Maithili, Sanskrit, Prakrit, Magahi, Bhojpuri, Arabic, Persian, Pali, Bangla |
I A |
Psychology |
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I Com |
I Com |
Entrepreneurship |
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I A |
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February 9 |
I A |
Music |
I A |
319- Home science |
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February 10 |
I A |
Sociology |
I Sc |
Security, Beautician, Tourism, Retail Management, Automobile, Electronics, Beauty and Wellness, Telecom, It or Ites |
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I Com |
Accountancy |
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February 12 |
I Sc |
Urdu, Maithili, Sanskrit, Prakrit, Magahi, Bhojpuri, Arabic, Persian, Pali, Bangla |
I Sc |
Computer Science, Multi Media & Web Tech |
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I Com |
I Com |
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I A |
I A |
Yoga and Physical Education, Computer Science Multi Media and Web Tech |
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