BPSC TRE Result 2023: Cut-off marks of all papers to release soon

Atul Prasad also added that the 67th CCE final results will be declared by this month (October) end.

The Chairman of BPSC, Atul Prasad, took to social media to issue an update about the BPSC TRE 2023 cut-offs. (Express Photo by Jasbir Malhi/ Representative Image)

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BPSC TRE Result 2023: The Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) will soon release cut-offs for all teacher recruitment exam (TRE) 2023, the Commission chief Atul Prasad said.

The Chairman of BPSC, Atul Prasad, took to social media to issue an update about the BPSC TRE 2023 cut-offs. “Very soon we will be declaring cut off marks in all TRE papers,” he tweeted.

On October 22, the BPSC Chairman had tweeted that all the remaining TRE results have been sent to NIC for uploading on BPSC website. Prasad also added that the 67th CCE final results will be declared by this month (October) end.

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Meanwhile, several candidates have taken to social media platforms to complaint about disruptions in BPSC TRE 2023 results. Some candidates have alleged that the candidates with continuous roll numbers have been selected. “continuous roll number selection in general male…is it possible in any high level competitive exam,” an ‘X’ user tweeted.

#BPSC_को_हुआ_फर्जीओ_से_प्यार
continuous roll number selection in general male…is it possible in any high level competitive exam.

I am giving u proofs@atulpmail pic.twitter.com/oHwRM0a1N7

— A Raaj (@AdityaR95004077) October 24, 2023

Hinting on such allegations, Atul Prasad today tweeted that the results are being carefully monitored and undeserving candidates are being filtered out. “When we are dealing with such large numbers as in TRE, multi layer filtering is needed to weed out undeserving ones. This is what’s going on and that’s why all results are conditional. Any vacancy arising out of this filtering will be filled by one or more supplementary results,” he updated in another tweet.

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