Bihar Inter Exam 2023: Important information related to 12th Board Examination

Bihar Inter Exam 2023: The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) will hold the Bihar Board Annual Examination 2023 on February 1st. The intermediate examination 2023 will be held between February 1 and February 11.

The 2023 matriculation examination will be held from February 14 to February 22.

1 – The BSEB has shared important information about the 2023 Intermediate Annual Examination via video on Twitter. According to reports, the intermediate, or class 12th, examination will be held at 1,464 examination centres across the state.

2 – The class 12th exam will be held in two shifts. This year’s examination will be taken by 13,18,227 students. There are 6,36,432 girls and 6,81,795 boys in total. In the Patna district, 80 examination centres have been established for a total of 79,641 students, including 41,593 female students and 38,048 male students.

3 – For the first time, the committee has issued a unique ID to each and every student who will take the class 12th examination.

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4 – This year, students will have the option of answering 100% of the additional questions in all subjects. That is, in all subjects, double the number of questions will be asked than the number of questions to be solved by the students.

5 – The committee has established a control room to ensure the success of the examination. Which will operate from 6 a.m. on January 31 to 6 p.m. on February 11.

6 – In the event of a problem during the examination, contact the committee’s control room at 0612-2232257 or 0612-2232227.

7 – There will be a total of ten sets of class 12th question papers. Which are similar to this. A-B, C-D, E-F, G-H, I-J

Section 144 has been imposed up to 200 metres from the testing centre. In addition, no one other than students will be permitted to enter the examination centres.

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9 – The candidate must arrive at the examination centre at least 10 minutes before the examination begins. Candidates who arrive late will not be permitted to take the exam for that shift. The first shift exam will begin at 9:30 a.m., and candidates must arrive at the exam centre by 9:20 a.m. The second shift exam will be held at 1:45 p.m., and candidates must arrive at the exam centre by 1:35 p.m.

10 – It is not permitted to bring or use a calculator, mobile phone, bluetooth, earphones, or other electronic devices, etc., in the examination centre.

11-Candidates with disabilities who are unable to write on their own. On their request, a dictation can be made available. In addition, such candidates will be given an additional 20 minutes per hour in the examination time limit.

The state government has issued instructions regarding Kovid-19. Which the candidates must adhere to.