JCECEB B.Ed admit card 2026 released at jceceb.jharkhand.gov.in; exam on May 31

The Jharkhand Combined Entrance Competitive Examination Board (JCECEB) issued the B.Ed combined entrance competitive examination 2026 admit cards on the official website of JCECEB at jceceb.jharkhand.gov.in. Applicants can download their hall ticker using the details, including login ID, password, and captcha.

The JCECEB B.Ed admit card will include important candidate information such as the applicant’s name, roll number, registration number, category, photograph and signature. Candidates are advised to carefully verify all details mentioned on the hall ticket and immediately contact the authorities if they notice any error or mismatch.

The entrance examination is scheduled to be held on May 31, 2026, in pen-and-paper mode at multiple exam centres across the state.

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JCECEB B.Ed admit card 2026: Steps to download

Candidates can download the JCECEB B.Ed hall ticket 2026 follow the steps given below:

• Visit the official JCECEB website at jceceb.jharkhand.gov.in
• On the homepage, click on the admit card link for Jharkhand B.Ed, M.Ed or BPEd examination
• Enter the registration number and password created during the application process
• Submit the login details to access the admit card
• Carefully check all the information mentioned on the hall ticket
• Download and save the admit card, and also keep a printed copy for exam day use

JCECEB B.Ed 2026: Exam pattern and marking scheme

The entrance test will consist of 100 multiple-choice questions carrying a total of 100 marks. As per the official exam pattern, candidates will get two hours to complete the examination. The question paper will include sections on language proficiency, teaching aptitude and reasoning ability. Language proficiency will carry 30 questions, including 15 questions each from Hindi and English, while teaching aptitude will have 40 questions and reasoning ability will contain 30 questions.

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Under the marking scheme, candidates will receive one mark for every correct answer. However, 0.25 marks will be deducted for each incorrect response due to negative marking. No marks will be awarded for unanswered questions.