The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) has issued an important notification for students appearing for the Matriculation (Class 10) and Intermediate (Class 12) exams in 2025. The board has made dummy admit cards available on its official website and has instructed students to review them for any errors. The last date for corrections is February 17, 2025.
What is a Dummy Admit Card?
A dummy admit card is a provisional document issued before the final admit card to allow students to check their details and correct any mistakes. It helps prevent last-minute issues before the final exams.
Why is Correction Important?
Errors in the admit card can lead to complications during the examination process. Common mistakes that need correction include:
- Incorrect spelling of name
- Mistakes in parents’ names
- Wrong subject selection
- Mismatched photographs or signatures
- Incorrect date of birth
How to Correct Errors in the Dummy Admit Card?
Students must follow these steps to rectify errors:
- Visit the official BSEB website – biharboardonline.bihar.gov.in.
- Download the dummy admit card by entering the required details.
- Check for errors in personal details, subjects, and exam centers.
- Report discrepancies to the respective school authorities.
- The school administration will verify and submit the corrected details to the Bihar Board before the deadline.
Final Admit Card Release
After the corrections, BSEB will issue the final admit cards before the exams. Students must carry the final admit card to the examination hall, as entry without it will not be permitted.
Important Dates
- Last date for correction: February 17, 2025
- Final admit card release: Expected in March 2025
- Board exam dates: To be announced soon
Conclusion
Students must verify their dummy admit cards and report any errors before February 17 to avoid complications during the exams. The Bihar Board urges all students to complete this process on time to ensure a smooth examination experience. For further updates, visit the official BSEB website or consult your school authorities.
