If you appeared for the Bihar B.Ed Common Entrance Test this year, the wait is finally over. Baba Saheb Bhimrao Ambedkar Bihar University (BRABU), Muzaffarpur, released the Bihar CET B.Ed 1st Round Allotment Result 2026 on 3rd July 2026, and thousands of candidates are now checking which college and course they’ve been allotted. This guide walks you through everything that matters right now — how to download your allotment letter, the complete counselling timeline, eligibility rules, document verification steps, fee payment deadlines, and the mistakes you should avoid at this stage. Whether you’re a first-time applicant or someone helping a younger sibling through the process, this article covers it in plain, simple language.
What Is Bihar CET B.Ed and Why the 1st Allotment Matters
The Bihar B.Ed Combined Entrance Test (CET-B.Ed) is the state-level gateway exam for admission into 2-year B.Ed and Shiksha Shastri programmes across government, constituent, and private colleges in Bihar. It’s conducted every year by BRABU, Muzaffarpur, and roughly 36,000 seats across the state are filled through this single exam.
The 1st round allotment is the most important stage of the whole admission cycle. It’s when the university actually matches your rank and preferred college choices to a seat. Getting this step right — checking it on time, understanding your options, and acting before the deadline — often decides whether you land in your preferred college or end up settling for a lower choice in later rounds.
Bihar CET B.Ed 2026: Complete Timeline
Here’s the full schedule so you know exactly where things stand and what’s coming next:
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Online application window | 27 April – 21 May 2026 |
| Admit card release | 1 June 2026 |
| CET-B.Ed exam date | 7 June 2026 |
| Provisional answer key | 8 June 2026 |
| Final answer key | 11 June 2026 |
| Result declaration | 19 June 2026 |
| Counselling registration & choice filling | 22 – 28 June 2026 |
| 1st Round Allotment Result | 3 July 2026 |
| Seat acceptance fee payment | By 9 July 2026 |
| Document verification & admission | 4 – 10 July 2026 |
| 2nd Round Allotment | 14 July 2026 |
Practical insight: Candidates often assume they have plenty of time between allotment and fee payment. In reality, the window is barely a week, so treat every date on this table as a hard deadline, not a suggestion.
Eligibility Criteria for Bihar CET B.Ed 2026
Before you get excited about your allotment, it’s worth double-checking that you meet the base eligibility — because document verification will catch any mismatch immediately.
For the Regular B.Ed Programme:
- A Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Science, Social Science, Humanities, or Commerce with at least 50% marks.
- Candidates with a B.Tech/B.E. degree specialising in Science or Mathematics need at least 55% marks.
- Final-year graduates can also apply provisionally, but they must produce their final marksheet at the time of document verification.
For the Shiksha Shastri Programme:
- Graduation with Sanskrit as a major subject, or a Master’s degree in Sanskrit/Acharya, with a minimum of 50% marks.
Age Limit:
- There is no upper age limit for Bihar CET B.Ed 2026. This is one detail many candidates get wrong — some assume a 35-year cap similar to teacher recruitment exams, but that rule doesn’t apply here.
Qualifying Marks in the Entrance Test:
- Unreserved (UR) category: 35% (42 out of 120 marks)
- Reserved categories: 30% (36 out of 120 marks)
Domicile Note: Candidates from outside Bihar can apply, but they’re not eligible for reservation benefits and must apply under the Unreserved category.
How to Check Your 1st Round Allotment Result
Follow these steps carefully to avoid login errors on result day, when server traffic is at its peak:
- Go to the official portal — biharcetbed-brabu.in.
- On the homepage, locate the link labelled “Download College Allotment of 1st Round.”
- Click “Sign In” and enter your Login ID and Password (the same credentials used during counselling registration).
- Submit the form to view your allotment status.
- Download the allotment letter and save it — you’ll need it for physical verification.
- Take at least two printouts on A4 paper; one for your records and one for the college office.
Tip: If the site is slow on result day, try during early morning or late evening hours when traffic is lighter, and keep your registration number and date of birth handy in case the login format changes.
What to Do After You See Your Allotment
Once your result is visible, you have three broad choices:
- Accept the seat: If you’re happy with the college and course, accept it and proceed straight to fee payment.
- Freeze the seat: This locks your current allotment and removes you from further rounds — useful if you’re fully satisfied and don’t want to risk a lower allotment later.
- Float/upgrade for the next round: If you’d prefer a better college, you can stay in the pool for Round 2 while still holding your current seat as a backup, depending on what the portal allows this year.
Think of it like a train ticket upgrade — you can hold your confirmed seat while hoping for something better, but you must actively choose that option; the system won’t do it automatically.
Document Verification & Admission Process
Document verification takes place from 4 to 10 July 2026 at your allotted college. Carry the following in original plus one photocopy:
- Bihar CET B.Ed 2026 allotment letter
- Admit card and scorecard
- Graduation/Post-graduation marksheets and certificates
- Category certificate (SC/ST/BC/EBC/EWS/PwD, if applicable)
- Domicile certificate (for reservation benefits)
- Aadhaar card or valid photo ID
- Passport-size photographs (usually 4-6 copies)
Real-world insight: Colleges often reject applications on the spot for minor issues — a name mismatch between Aadhaar and marksheet, or a category certificate older than the validity window. Get these checked a day in advance if possible.
Common Mistakes Candidates Make During Counselling
- Missing the fee deadline thinking document verification alone secures the seat — it doesn’t; payment is what actually confirms it.
- Not reading the freeze/float terms carefully, resulting in an unintentional seat cancellation.
- Carrying photocopies without originals to the verification centre.
- Ignoring category certificate validity, especially for EBC/BC candidates where creamy layer status matters.
- Waiting until the last day to check the portal, when server load is highest and login failures are common.
Tips to Improve Your Chances in Round 2
If you didn’t get your preferred college in Round 1, don’t panic — Round 2 allotment is scheduled for 14 July 2026, and many seats open up as candidates from Round 1 move on or don’t confirm.
- Recheck and re-order your college preferences based on Round 1 cutoff trends.
- Add more private college options if you’re rank isn’t very high — seat availability there is usually wider.
- Track official cutoff releases closely; government and constituent colleges close early, while private colleges accept a broader range of ranks.
- Keep your documents ready in advance so you’re not scrambling if you get allotted a new college.
Key Takeaways
- The Bihar CET B.Ed 1st Round Allotment Result 2026 was released on 3 July 2026 at biharcetbed-brabu.in.
- Document verification and admission run from 4–10 July, with fee payment due by 9 July.
- There’s no age limit, but you need at least 50% (55% for B.Tech/B.E.) in your qualifying degree.
- Round 2 allotment follows on 14 July 2026 for those who didn’t confirm or want to upgrade.
- Always keep original documents, category certificates, and payment receipts ready — small paperwork gaps cause the most rejections.
Conclusion
The Bihar CET B.Ed 1st Round Allotment is a narrow but critical window in your admission journey. Acting quickly — checking your result, understanding your options, completing document verification, and paying fees on time — makes the difference between securing a good seat now and waiting through multiple rounds later. Bookmark the official portal, keep your documents organised, and treat every deadline in this guide as non-negotiable.