Bihar CET B.Ed answer key 2025 released: Check direct link to download and steps to raise challenges here
Lalit Narayan Mithila University (LNMU) has officially released the answer key for the Bihar Common Entrance Test for B.Ed 2025. Aspirants who appeared for the Bihar CET B.Ed exam can now access the answer key through the official portal at biharcetbed-lnmu.in.
Candidates who wish to challenge the answer keys can do so by May 30, 2025. As per the official notice, the objections must be sent via email to cetbedhelpdesk@lnmu.ac.in, supported by valid evidence. Any objections received after the deadline or lacking proper documentation will not be entertained.
The Bihar CET B.Ed exam was conducted on May 28, 2025. The test spanned two hours and included 120 multiple-choice questions.
Each question had four options, and candidates were required to mark the most appropriate answer on an OMR sheet provided alongside the question booklet. Importantly, the examination did not include any negative marking.
Bihar CET B.Ed exam 2025: Steps to access answer key
Candidates can follow the steps mentioned here to access the marksheets from the official website:
Visit the official Bihar CET B.Ed website: biharcetbed-lnmu.in
Click on the link titled 'Bihar CET B.Ed Answer Key 2025' displayed on the homepage.
The answer key page will open, allowing candidates to review their responses.
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