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Student leader Dilip Kumar flags form‑filling issues in BPSC T.R.E. fourth stage, files complaint
✍️ Amar Ujala · Bihar
🗓 18 Oct 2026, 01:01 PM
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Student activist Dilip Kumar highlighted difficulties candidates face while completing the fourth‑stage BPSC Teacher Eligibility Examination form and lodged a formal complaint with the Bihar Public Service Commission.
On the day of filing, student leader Dilip Kumar raised concerns about the online application process for the fourth stage of the Bihar Public Service Commission's Teacher Eligibility Examination (T.R.E.). He said numerous aspirants are encountering technical glitches and ambiguous instructions while trying to submit their forms.
Kumar submitted a written grievance to the BPSC, urging the commission to fix the portal, extend the submission deadline and provide clearer guidance to ensure a smooth, transparent process.
The commission has not issued a public response yet. The T.R.E. is a pivotal qualifying test for teaching posts in Bihar's government schools, and the fourth stage is slated to open shortly. Officials are expected to address the complaints before the final deadline.
The episode highlights ongoing challenges in digitising recruitment procedures across state agencies, where system failures can affect large numbers of candidates.
Kumar submitted a written grievance to the BPSC, urging the commission to fix the portal, extend the submission deadline and provide clearer guidance to ensure a smooth, transparent process.
The commission has not issued a public response yet. The T.R.E. is a pivotal qualifying test for teaching posts in Bihar's government schools, and the fourth stage is slated to open shortly. Officials are expected to address the complaints before the final deadline.
The episode highlights ongoing challenges in digitising recruitment procedures across state agencies, where system failures can affect large numbers of candidates.