The Haryana School Education Board (BSEH) will reopen the biometric verification process for the Haryana Teacher Eligibility Test (HTET) 2025 on November 6 and 7. This opportunity is for candidates whose results are currently withheld and for those who missed earlier biometric verification dates. Completing this process is essential for candidates to have their HTET results declared.
- BSEH reopens biometric verification on November 6-7 for HTET 2025 candidates.
- Opportunity is for candidates with 'result withheld' status and those absent previously.
- Verification center is located at Haryana board headquarters in Bhiwani, room 28.
- Candidates must bring original HTET admit card and a photo ID.
- Failure to complete biometric verification will result in withheld results.
Why is biometric verification necessary for HTET 2025?
Biometric verification is a mandatory step to confirm the identity of candidates who appeared for the HTET 2025 exam. It ensures that the exam results are accurately linked to the correct individuals. Candidates who do not complete this verification will not have their results declared, which affects their eligibility for teaching positions.
Who can avail the reopened biometric verification opportunity?
The reopened biometric verification on November 6 and 7 is available to two groups of candidates:
- Those whose results are currently withheld under the 'result later withheld' (RLV) category because they completed only one or two biometric verification attempts.
- Candidates who were given three chances for biometric verification but did not attend on any of the scheduled dates.
Where and how can candidates complete the biometric verification?
The biometric verification center is set up at the Haryana School Education Board headquarters in Bhiwani, specifically in room number 28. Candidates must visit the center on any working day during November 6 and 7. They need to submit a formal request and pay the required fees for the biometric verification process.
All candidates must bring their original HTET admit card along with an original photo identification document. A notification regarding this opportunity will also be sent to the mobile numbers or email addresses provided during the online registration process.
What happens if candidates do not complete biometric verification?
According to the BSEH notice, candidates who fail to complete the biometric verification process will not have their HTET 2025 results declared. This means their answer sheets will not be evaluated, and they will not be eligible for teaching recruitment based on this exam.
Where can candidates find the list of disqualified candidates?
The list of disqualified candidates, whose answer sheets have not been evaluated due to incomplete biometric verification, is available on the official HTET website. Candidates can download this list to check their status.
The HTET 2025 exam was conducted on July 4 and 5, with results initially declared on August 8. Earlier biometric verification opportunities were provided between August 8-12, August 30-31, and on October 4. Despite these chances, some candidates were unable to complete the process, prompting the board to reopen the verification window.
This reopening aims to ensure that all eligible candidates have a fair chance to complete their verification and receive their results. Candidates from other states can also visit the Bhiwani center to complete their biometric verification.
