Date for Bihar School Librarian Eligibility Test 2026 changed; exam will now be held on November 23..
Bihar SLET 2026: There is an important update for candidates preparing to appear for the Bihar School Librarian Eligibility Test (SLET) 2026. The Bihar School Education Board (BSEB) has rescheduled the SLET 2026 examination. It will no longer be held on November 22; according to the new schedule, the SLET 2026 will now take place on November 23. The BSEB has issued an official notification regarding this change.
Let us look at the reason behind this rescheduling by the BSEB, as well as details on when and how candidates can download their SLET 2026 admit cards.
Reason for the change in the SLET 2026 date
The BSEB has adjusted the date for the SLET 2026, moving it from November 22 to November 23. This change was made because the original date conflicted with the schedule for other state-level teacher eligibility tests. Since a state-level teacher eligibility test is also scheduled for November 22, the BSEB decided to hold the SLET 2026 on November 23 instead.
Admit cards available for download from November 17
The BSEB is set to release the admit cards for the SLET 2026. According to the latest information, the admit cards will be issued on November 17. Once released, candidates will be able to download their SLET 2026 admit cards by visiting the official website: sletregistration.cbrt.co.in.
How to download the admit card:
First, visit the official website: sletregistration.cbrt.co.in.
On the home page, click on the link for the 'Bihar School Librarian Eligibility Test 2026 Admit Card'.
A new web page will open; enter your application number and either your password or date of birth.
The Bihar SLET 2026 hall ticket will appear on the screen.
Download the admit card and keep it safe for future reference.
What is the SLET 2026 exam pattern?
The SLET 2026 will be conducted in a Computer-Based Test (CBT) mode. There will be a single paper consisting of 150 multiple-choice questions. Each question will carry one mark. There will be no negative marking. The paper will be divided into two sections: the first section will cover Library Science and contain 100 questions, while the second section will consist of 50 questions on General Knowledge. You will have two and a half hours (150 minutes) to complete the paper.
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