BTET 2021 Notification: Check How to Download Official Notification PDF Here

Rupali PruthiAssistant Manager - Editorial

Updated on Jul 1, 2021 02:56 IST

BTET notification will be released soon by Bihar School Education board (BSEB). BTET is conducted for – Paper I & Paper II. Paper I is for candidates opting to teach Classes I & V (Primary Teachers) and Paper-II is for Classes VI & VIII (Higher-Primary Teachers). Qualifying BTET is the basic criterion to apply for the vacancies for teaching jobs in different government schools in Bihar.

In this article, we will provide information on BTET notification 2021 to make candidates aware of the exam.

BTET Dates 2021

BTET 2021 Events	BTET 2021 Dates
BTET Notification	September 2021 (tentatively)
BTET Online Registration	September 2021 (tentatively)
BTET Admit Card	October/November (tentatively)
BTET Exam	November 2021 (tentatively)
BTET Result	To be updated
BTET Document Verification	To be updated

Table of Contents

BTET Eligibility
BTET Application
BTET Application Fee
BTET Exam Pattern
BTET Exam Stages

BTET Eligibility

Age: Candidates are required to be in the age bracket of 21 to 35 years.

Educational Qualification: the basic educational qualification is a bachelor’s degree in any discipline. Educational qualification for Paper I ad Paper II is different.

BTET Application

Candidates willing to apply for BTET need to fill BTET application form online; while filling application forms, candidates have to follow the steps give below:

Step 1: Visit the official website of Bihar board, biharboardonline.bihar.gov.in

Step 2: Click on “Bihar Teachers Eligibility Test (BTET) 2021”

Step 3: Enter all details required for the registration

Step 4: Upload Photograph and signature

Step 5: Pay BTET application fee

Step 6: Submit & Save the confirmation page for future use

BTET Application Fee

Find the table below to check BTET application form for different categories:

Paper	Application fee for General/ OBC/ BC (in Rs)	Application fee for SC/ST/OBC (in Rs)
Paper 1	500	300
Paper 2	500	300
Paper 1 + 2	800	500

BTET Exam Pattern

BTET exam pattern for Paper I and Paper II are different, each exam contains 150 questions and total marks allotted for each paper is 150. Get all details of the papers below:

BTET Paper I

Name of subject	Total questions	Total marks
Child development	30	30
Language I	30	30
Language II	30	30
Mathematics	30	30
Environmental studies	30	30
Total	150	15

BTET Paper II

Name of the subjects	Number of Questions	Total marks
Child Development & Pedagogy (compulsory)	30	30
Language I	30	30
Language II	30	30
Compulsory subject	60	60
Total	150	150

Also read: All about BTET exam pattern

BTET Exam Stages

BTET exam is conducted in two parts, Paper I and Paper II. Paper I is for candidates appearing for classes I to V and Paper II is for classes VI to VII. There will be 150 questions in each paper and composite time for each paper is two and a half hours. Questions are drafted in objective or MCQ format. Qualifying percentage for each paper is 50%.

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