Bihar STET 2025 Exam Confirmed for Oct 14: Debunking Delay Rumors

The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) confirmed on October 8, 2025 , that the Secondary Teacher Eligibility Test (STET) 2025 will proceed as scheduled, beginning October 14, 2025 . This announcement addresses widespread speculation and unverified reports circulating online about a potential postponement.

Exam Schedule Confirmed

BSEB officially stated there is no change to the previously announced schedule. The Board had published a notification on October 1, 2025 , in various newspapers, outlining the STET 2025 dates. The examination is set to commence from October 14, 2025 .

Sources of Confusion

Confusion among candidates grew due to several factors. Delays in the Bihar Public Service Commission’s (BPSC) Teacher Recruitment Exam (TRE-4) contributed to the uncertainty. Additionally, some job portals published incorrect information suggesting the STET might be delayed. Speculation regarding the impact of the upcoming Bihar Assembly elections, scheduled for November 6 and 11 , further complicated the situation.

BSEB’s Official Statement

Addressing the rumors directly, BSEB used its social media channels to reiterate the unchanged schedule. The Board advised all aspirants to rely solely on its official website and verified social media accounts for accurate and authentic information regarding the exam.

Candidate Reactions

Following BSEB’s clarification, many candidates expressed relief. Social media users like Ranjan Kumar noted, “Thank you very much for the confirmation – confusion had been building since morning.” Prashant Kumar added, “Appreciate the clarification; it helps reduce stress before exams.” Some candidates also raised concerns about misinformation spread by certain websites. Prem Prakash suggested, “Action should be taken against such websites, they spread false news about STET.”

Exam Scope

More than five lakh candidates are expected to appear for STET 2025. The examination will be conducted in multiple shifts. It will cover various subjects for both secondary and higher secondary teaching levels, starting October 14 .