The Bihar School Examination Committee (BSEC) has extended the deadline for submitting objections to the 2025 provisional answer key of State Teacher Eligibility Test (STET) by one day. Candidates now have until 28 November 2025 to raise concerns regarding Paper-1 or Paper-2. The decision offers extra time for examinees who believe there may be discrepancies in the tentative key released earlier this week.

To file an objection, candidates must log in via the official website, mark the question number they contest, submit a brief justification and pay a nominal fee. The earlier deadline was 27 November. The board clarified that objections sent after the revised deadline or via offline modes will not be considered.

Education experts see the extension as a positive move, allowing greater transparency and giving examinees adequate opportunity to review the answer key critically. This also reduces last-minute pressure on students and parents. The final answer key and result declarations will follow after review of all valid objections.

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