BPSC TRE 3.0 exam 2024: Bihar School Teacher recruitment exams starts today. Check guidelines for candidates here

The Bihar Public Service Commission will conduct the Bihar School Teacher Recruitment examination (BPSC TRE) 3.0 from today i.e. from 15 March. The BPSC TRE 3.0 exams will be of 2.5 hours and will be conducted in two shifts. The timing for the first shift is 9.30 am-12 pm and the second shift is 2.30 pm to 5 pm.

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With the exams starting today, the Bihar Public Service Commission has released some important guidelines for the candidates. 

-Candidates need to reach the examination centre 2 hours before the commencement of the examination. 

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-They will not be allowed to enter the examination centre 1 hour before the commencement of the examination. In this regard, candidates should carefully read the “Essential Instructions” mentioned on the admit card and follow them in letter and spirit.

-In the instructions for the candidates, BPSC stated that, a series of Question Booklets will be mentioned in the OMR Answer Sheet. Candidates will write the Question Booklet number and Roll No. in the OMR Answer Sheet. Will ensure to colour only the circle of (roll number).

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-Candidates have been allowed provisional entry into this examination. It is mentioned in the admit card issued to the candidates that regarding their eligibility, a decision on their candidature will be taken by the Commission after due verification/verification on the basis of the facts mentioned in the entries made in the online application.

-Carrying and using electronic items like mobile, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi gadgets, electronic pens, pager or any normal or smart wrist watch etc. in the examination centre premises is prohibited. It added that, “necessary legal action will be taken under the Bihar Examination Conducting Act, 1981 if electronic material is taken into the examination hall, terming it as malpractice.”