Teacher Recruitment Examination (TRE-3) 2024: BPSC Issues Important Guidelines for Candidates

As the Teacher Appointment Competitive Examination (TRE-3) approaches, the Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) issues important guidelines for candidates to ensure a smooth examination process.

The examination is scheduled for March 15th, 2024.

Important instructions related to TRE – 3 2024:

• Candidates are required to reach the examination centre at least 2 hours prior to the commencement of the exam. Entry to the examination centre will not be permitted within 1 hour of the examination starting. It is imperative for candidates to meticulously review the “Essential Instructions” provided on their admit cards and adhere to them strictly.
• Candidates must accurately fill out the OMR Answer Sheet, indicating the series of the Question Booklet along with their Roll Number. It is essential to only shade the circle corresponding to the roll number.
• Candidates have been granted provisional entry into the examination. However, it is emphasized that the final decision regarding their candidature will be made by the Commission following thorough verification of the information provided in their online applications.
• Any discrepancy found in the information provided by candidates during the verification process may result in the cancellation of their candidature. Such candidates may also face debarment from participating in this or future examinations conducted by the Commission.
• The use or possession of electronic devices such as mobile phones, Bluetooth devices, Wi-Fi gadgets, electronic pens, pager wristwatches (normal/smart), etc., within the examination centre premises, is strictly prohibited. Any violation of this rule will be considered malpractice under the Bihar Examination Conducting Act, 1981, and appropriate legal action will be taken.

Note: Any misconduct during the exam will result in a five-year debarment from participating in Commission examinations, including the current one. Additionally, spreading false or sensational rumours related to the examination will lead to a three-year debarment from Commission examinations.

The commission has urged the candidates to comply with these guidelines diligently to ensure a fair and transparent examination process in the upcoming exam by issuing these guidelines.