OFSS Bihar Class 11th Admission 2025: First Merit List Registration Deadline Extended Till June 28
OFSS Bihar Class 11th Admission 2025: Students who have been selected in the first merit list can apply till June 28 by visiting the official website at ofssbihar.net.
The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) will extended the deadline for class 11th admissions to the first merit list. Students who have been selected in the first merit list can complete the admissions procedure till June 28 by visiting the official website at ofssbihar.net. Earlier, the last date to report to the schools was June 10.
Students selected in the first round will have to report to their allotted school or college to reserve their seats. Students who make it to the list will be eligible to seek admission in agriculture, arts, commerce, and science stream courses in any of the schools recognised by BSEB across the state.
The required documents for OFSS class 11 admission 2025-27 in Bihar Board include:
— BSEB intermediate admission form,
— Aadhar card,
— School Leaving Certificate (SLC),
— Two passport size photographs,
— Class 10 mark sheet,
— Caste certificate (for reserved category).
The Bihar Board announced the Class 10 exam results 2025 on March 29. A total of 1,558,077 students appeared for the exams, of which 1,279,294 passed. This resulted in an overall pass percentage of 82.11 per cent.
Among male students, 7,52,685 appeared, out of which 6,29,620 passed and 1,23,065 failed, leading to a pass percentage of 83.65 per cent. Meanwhile, 8,05,392 female candidates took the exam, with 6,49,674 passing and 1,55,718 failing, bringing their pass percentage to 80.67 per cent. A total of 123 students secured a place in the top 10 across the state, including 60 girls and 63 boys. The exams were were conducted from February 15 to 25.
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June 05, 2025, 19:59 IST
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