Bihar‍‌‍‍‌‍‌‍‍‌ STET Result 2025 Live; Official Link and Qualifying Marks Explanation

The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) will release the Bihar Secondary Teacher Eligibility Test (STET) Result 2025 very soon on its official website, bsebstet.org. The candidates eagerly waiting for the outcome, should keep visiting the website to be updated with the latest news.

At the time of a press conference, the BSEB management had given a hint that the STET 2025 results might be released tentatively by the second week of December. It is believed that the board will release the results within the week as no new notification confirming the exact date has been ‍‌‍‍‌‍‌‍‍‌issued.

Where and How the Bihar STET Result Will Be Released

The STET 2025 scorecards will be available for downloading by the candidates through the official website only. A candidate can check his/her STET results and marks by entering his/her application number and date of birth in the online portal.

Along with the scorecards, the BSEB will also disclose the Bihar STET 2025 merit list. The merit list will be published separately in PDF format without the need for login credentials. It will have the details such as the roll numbers, ranks, and category-wise positions of the candidates who have qualified based on their performance.

Steps to Check Bihar STET Result 2025

Here is the instruction the candidates have to perform when the results link has been made available:

• Head over to the official website at bsebstet.org
• On the homepage, find and click the Bihar STET Result 2025 link
• Provide your application number and date of birth
• Once you submit the details, your scorecard will be displayed on the screen
• Take a printout of the result or save it on your device for later use

Bihar STET 2025 Passing Criteria

The‍‌‍‍‌‍‌‍‍‌ roadmap for Bihar STET 2025 requires that the minimum qualifying marks have to be obtained. Various categories have separate cut-off percentage:

• General category candidates are required to get as much as 50% of the total marks, i.e. 75 out of 150 or 50%
• Backward Class candidates should be able to get 45.5 percent of the total marks or 68.25 out of 150. 
• Other Backward Class candidates require 42.5 percent or 63.75 out of 150
• SC, ST, and PwD candidates must have at least 40 percent or 60 out of 150
• Female candidates are also entitled to pass the test by scoring 40 percent or 60 out of 150

If candidates are able to fulfill the qualifications, they will be allowed to participate in the subsequent recruitment rounds subjects to state government regulations.