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Bihar B.Ed CET 2026: 7th Seat Allotment List Released on August 20
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🗓 21 Aug 2026, 12:47 AM
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The seventh round of seat allotment for the 2026 Bihar B.Ed CET counselling was published on August 20, detailing candidates’ positions and the next steps in the selection process.
The Bihar Combined Entrance Competitive Examination Board (BCECEB) posted the seventh seat allotment list for the 2026 B.Ed Common Entrance Test on August 20. The list reflects the merit order of candidates who qualified in the earlier rounds and shows the seats allocated to each applicant based on their preferences and eligibility.
Along with the allotment, the board released an updated merit list that ranks candidates after accounting for the latest round of allocations. The document also outlines the verification requirements that aspirants must fulfil before confirming their admission to the teacher‑training programmes.
Candidates listed in the seventh round are instructed to log in to the official portal, download their allotment letters, and report to the designated verification centres within the stipulated time frame. Failure to complete verification may result in the forfeiture of the allotted seat and its re‑allocation in subsequent rounds.
The BCECEB has indicated that further counselling rounds will continue until all available B.Ed seats across Bihar are filled, urging candidates to adhere strictly to the timelines communicated in the notice.
Along with the allotment, the board released an updated merit list that ranks candidates after accounting for the latest round of allocations. The document also outlines the verification requirements that aspirants must fulfil before confirming their admission to the teacher‑training programmes.
Candidates listed in the seventh round are instructed to log in to the official portal, download their allotment letters, and report to the designated verification centres within the stipulated time frame. Failure to complete verification may result in the forfeiture of the allotted seat and its re‑allocation in subsequent rounds.
The BCECEB has indicated that further counselling rounds will continue until all available B.Ed seats across Bihar are filled, urging candidates to adhere strictly to the timelines communicated in the notice.