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Bihar Librarian Notification: 10-year age relaxation granted to all categories for the Librarian Eligibility Test..

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The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) has issued a notification and announced the application dates for the "School Librarian Eligibility Test 2026" (BSEB LET). According to information shared on X (formerly Twitter), the application process for this eligibility test will begin on October 1 and continue until the deadline of October 21, 2026.

**Website Launched; Applications to be Submitted Online**
Applications for this eligibility test must be submitted exclusively online; forms submitted via any other method will not be accepted. The Board has launched a dedicated website for the application process. Once applications open, candidates can visit **sletregistration.cbrt.co.in** to complete the application procedure.

**10-Year Age Relaxation for Candidates of All Categories**
According to the Bihar School Examination Board, candidates from all categories have been granted an additional 10-year relaxation in the maximum age limit for the Bihar Librarian Eligibility Test 2026.

**Eligibility Criteria for the Librarian Eligibility Test**
To apply for the librarian post, candidates must hold a bachelor's degree in Library Science with at least 45% marks.
A 5% relaxation is granted to candidates belonging to reserved categories, differently-abled individuals, and women; meaning candidates from these categories must have passed their bachelor's degree with a minimum of 40% marks.


Additionally, candidates are required to pass the eligibility test.
The minimum age for candidates is 21 years. Under the new regulations, a 10-year relaxation in the maximum age limit will be provided for this recruitment drive.
According to the new recruitment rules, 35% of the total posts may be reserved for women.


**Exam Date to be Announced Later**
Please note that the BSEB has currently announced only the application dates for this eligibility test. The date of the examination may be announced either alongside the notification or at a later stage. The Librarian Eligibility Test will be conducted via Computer-Based Test (CBT) and will consist of 150 multiple-choice questions. Candidates will be allowed two and a half hours—or 150 minutes—to complete the paper. There will be no negative marking in this examination.

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