The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) has officially declared the Sakshamta Pariksha Phase 5 Result 2026 on 21 July 2026 at 4:00 PM.

Candidates who appeared in the Computer-Based Test (CBT) held from 5 to 8 June 2026 can now check their qualifying status and download their scorecards by logging in through the official Sakshamta portal.

This competency examination is conducted for Niyojit (Local Body) Teachers across Bihar to determine their eligibility for State Cadre Teacher status and related service benefits. Candidates are advised to verify every detail mentioned on the scorecard and keep a printed copy ready for future verification and departmental formalities.

BSEB Sakshamta Pariksha Phase 5 Result 2026 – Overview
Result Declared — 21 July 2026 (4:00 PM) | Check Scorecard at bsebsakshamta.com
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Particulars	Details
Organization Name	Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB), Patna
Exam Name	Bihar Niyojit Shikshak Sakshamta Pariksha (Competency Test) — 5th Phase 2026
Purpose of Exam	Eligibility/Competency test for Niyojit Shikshaks (locally-appointed teachers) of Bihar’s local bodies to continue in service / become eligible for State Cadre Teacher status
Announced By	Dr. S. Tyagarajan, Chairman, BSEB (at Board HQ, Patna)
Application Period	31 December 2025 to 24 January 2026
Exam Dates	05 June to 08 June 2026 (Computer-Based Test)
Answer Key Released	18 June 2026
Objection Window	18 June to 21 June 2026
Result Declared On	21 July 2026 (4:00 PM)
Official Website	bsebsakshamta.com
How to Check BSEB Sakshamta Pariksha 5 Result 2026 Visit the official website — bsebsakshamta.com/login Click on the “BSEB Sakshamta Pariksha 5 Result 2026” link on the login page Enter your Login Credentials — Registration Number & Password (or Date of Birth, as applicable) Click the “Submit” button Your result/qualifying status will be displayed on screen Download your scorecard and save it Take a printout for future reference/document verification read more; JEECUP Round 3 Seat Allotment Result 2026
Details Mentioned on the Scorecard After downloading, candidates must carefully verify the following details on their scorecard: Candidate’s Name Roll Number / Registration Number Examination Name (Sakshamta Pariksha Phase 5) Marks Obtained (subject/section-wise) Qualifying Status (Pass/Fail) Category (SC/ST/BC/EBC/General/PwD/Female, if applicable) Other Personal Details Important: In case of any discrepancy on the scorecard, candidates should immediately contact BSEB through official channels for rectification. read more; WBJEE 2026 Round 2 Seat Allotment Result
Bihar Sakshamta Pariksha 2026 (5th Phase) — Exam Snapshot
Component	Details
Eligible Candidates	Local Body (Niyojit) Teachers of Primary, Middle, Secondary & Higher Secondary schools across Bihar, including those who missed Phase 4
Exam Mode	Computer-Based Test (CBT)
Total Questions	150 Objective (MCQ) Questions covering all classes & subjects taught
Duration	2 Hours 30 Minutes
Category-Wise Qualifying (Passing) Marks
Category	Minimum Qualifying %
General (Unreserved)	40%
Backward Class (BC)	36.5%
Extremely Backward Class (EBC)	34%
SC / ST / Differently-Abled / Female (All Categories)	32%
Note: Detailed category-wise cut-off marks and appeared/qualified candidate statistics for Phase 5 are typically released by BSEB shortly after the result declaration. Check the official website for the latest updates. read more; Rajasthan PTET College Allotment List 2026 OUT
Sakshamta Pariksha Phase 4 (2025) Result — For Comparison/Trend Total Candidates Appeared: 14,936 Total Candidates Qualified: 4,932 Overall Pass Percentage: 33.02% Female Qualified: 2,725 (out of 8,501 appeared) | Male Qualified: 2,207 (out of 6,435 appeared)
Class Level	Appeared / Qualified / Pass %
Class 1–5	13,726 / 4,182 / 30.47%
Class 6–8	387 / 266 / 68.73%
Class 9–10	592 / 354 / 59.80%
Class 11–12	231 / 130 / 56.28%
Note: This is Phase 4 (2025) data shown for reference/trend understanding. Phase 5 (2026) class/category-wise breakup will be updated here once officially released by BSEB.
What Happens After Qualifying Sakshamta Pariksha? Qualified Niyojit Shikshaks become eligible to be considered for absorption/conversion into State Cadre Teacher (Sarkarikaran) status, with revised pay scale and service benefits Candidates who do NOT qualify may get further opportunities in subsequent phases (as per State Government/BSEB policy) but risk losing eligibility to continue as Niyojit Shikshak if all attempts are exhausted Qualified candidates should keep their scorecard and original documents ready for verification by the Education Department Candidates should regularly check the official website and Bihar Education Department notices for further instructions on cadre allocation/posting
Important Points for Candidates Result is available only via login (Registration Number & Password/DOB) — there is no simple roll-number search PDF for this exam, unlike other Sarkari results Keep your BSEB Sakshamta registration credentials safe — you’ll need them to check result, download scorecard, and for any future correspondence Cross-check all scorecard details immediately; report discrepancies to BSEB without delay through official channels Save both a digital copy and a printed copy of your scorecard for future service/verification purposes This exam is a competency/eligibility test, not a fresh recruitment exam — it evaluates existing Niyojit Shikshaks on educational and professional knowledge read more; BPSC 70th CCE Marksheet 2026 Out
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FAQs – BSEB Sakshamta Pariksha Phase 5 Result 2026

1. What is the significance of qualifying the BSEB Sakshamta Pariksha Phase 5 Result 2026?

Qualifying the Sakshamta Pariksha is much more than simply passing an examination. It confirms that a Niyojit (Local Body) Teacher has successfully met the competency standards prescribed by the Bihar Government and BSEB. Teachers who qualify become eligible for consideration under the State Cadre Teacher system, subject to government rules and departmental verification. This may lead to improved service conditions, better pay structure, and additional employment benefits. However, candidates should continue to follow official notifications regarding document verification, cadre allocation, and further administrative procedures before assuming any final appointment-related benefits.

2. What should I do if I am unable to log in to download my Sakshamta Phase 5 scorecard?

If you cannot access your result, first ensure that you are entering the correct Registration Number and Password (or Date of Birth, if applicable). Clear your browser cache or try using another browser or device if the website is slow due to heavy traffic. If the issue persists, use the official helpdesk or contact BSEB through its official communication channels. Avoid using unofficial websites or sharing your login credentials with anyone. Once access is restored, immediately download and save multiple copies of your scorecard for future use.

3. Are the minimum qualifying percentages the same as the final cut-off marks?

No. The prescribed qualifying percentages represent the minimum marks required to pass the competency examination for different categories. The final statistics, including category-wise performance, pass percentage, and any additional data released by BSEB, may differ from these minimum qualifying standards. Therefore, candidates should not confuse the qualifying percentage with the official result analysis or category-wise performance data released after the declaration of results.

4. What details should candidates carefully verify after downloading the scorecard?

Candidates should thoroughly verify every detail printed on their scorecard, including their name, roll number, registration number, category, examination name, marks obtained, qualifying status, and other personal information. Even a minor error in personal details or category information can create difficulties during document verification or future service-related procedures. If any discrepancy is noticed, candidates should immediately contact BSEB through official channels and request rectification before the next stage of the process.

5. What happens after the Sakshamta Pariksha Phase 5 result is declared?

After the declaration of results, qualified candidates should regularly monitor official notifications regarding document verification, cadre allocation, departmental instructions, and other administrative formalities issued by the Bihar Education Department or BSEB. Candidates should safely preserve both digital and printed copies of their scorecards along with original educational and identity documents. Those who do not qualify should keep track of future notifications, as the government may provide additional opportunities in subsequent phases according to prevailing policy decisions.