Over 56,000 candidates appear for Odisha Secondary School teacher eligibility test

The Odisha Secondary School Teacher Eligibility Test, conducted by the Board of Secondary Education (BSE), Odisha, was held smoothly across the state on Wednesday. A total of 56,495 candidates appeared for the examination at 227 designated centres.

The examination was conducted from 10.00 am to 12.30 pm amid extensive administrative and security arrangements at all centres. Authorities ensured orderly conduct of the test, with measures in place to facilitate candidates and maintain examination discipline.

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Encouragement from the Chief Minister

Ahead of the examination, Odisha CM Mohan Charan Majhi extended his best wishes to the candidates. He encouraged them to appear for the test with confidence and focus, advising them to remain calm and concentrated while attempting the questions.

"A separate room has been arranged for students to keep their personal belongings, as only the pen and admit card are permitted inside the examination hall,” said Durgeshnandini Das, Headmistress of Badambadi New Colony High School.

Large Participation Highlights Importance

The significant turnout of candidates underlined the importance of the eligibility test for aspiring teachers across Odisha. The examination is considered a crucial step for those seeking to enter the secondary education teaching profession in the state.

With large-scale participation and smooth conduct, the Odisha Secondary School Teacher Eligibility Test concluded successfully, marking an important milestone for thousands of aspirants aiming to contribute to the state’s education system.