The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) has extended the deadline for Class 11 admissions through the Online Facilitation System for Students (OFSS) to July 3, 2025. Initially, the first merit list was released on June 4, and students were expected to complete the admission process by June 10. The deadline was first extended to June 28, and now, in a welcome move for many, BSEB has granted a final extension to accommodate students who faced difficulties completing the process on time. Failure to secure admission by the new deadline will result in the forfeiture of the allotted seat, which will then be declared vacant.
BSEB OFSS 2025: Revised Admission Guidelines
Students who have been allotted a seat in the first merit list must report to the respective school or college with their intimation letter, downloadable from ofssbihar.net. They must complete document verification and fee payment before July 3 to retain their seat. If they do not confirm admission within this period, the seat will be removed from the system and made available for the next round.
Candidates who were not allotted any seat in the first round now have the opportunity to submit a new option form to be considered for the second merit list. It is essential to accurately update all preferences before submitting the form on the portal.
Timeline for Second Merit List
All participating institutions have been directed to upload daily admission records between June 30 and July 4. This step is critical to maintain transparency and to help determine seat availability for the upcoming round. Based on these updates, BSEB will finalize and release the second merit list, likely soon after the final deadline.
Students are encouraged to check the official website regularly and stay connected with their respective institutions. For assistance, they may reach out to the BSEB helpline at 0612-2230009.
What’s Next?
Following the extended deadline, BSEB will consolidate the updated data and release the second merit list, which will include new seat allotments based on availability and student choices. Those who missed out earlier still have a strong opportunity to secure admission in this round. All candidates are advised to visit ofssbihar.net frequently for updates and respond promptly once the second list is announced.
BSEB OFSS 2025: Revised Admission Guidelines
Students who have been allotted a seat in the first merit list must report to the respective school or college with their intimation letter, downloadable from ofssbihar.net. They must complete document verification and fee payment before July 3 to retain their seat. If they do not confirm admission within this period, the seat will be removed from the system and made available for the next round.
Candidates who were not allotted any seat in the first round now have the opportunity to submit a new option form to be considered for the second merit list. It is essential to accurately update all preferences before submitting the form on the portal.
Timeline for Second Merit List
All participating institutions have been directed to upload daily admission records between June 30 and July 4. This step is critical to maintain transparency and to help determine seat availability for the upcoming round. Based on these updates, BSEB will finalize and release the second merit list, likely soon after the final deadline.
Students are encouraged to check the official website regularly and stay connected with their respective institutions. For assistance, they may reach out to the BSEB helpline at 0612-2230009.
What’s Next?
Following the extended deadline, BSEB will consolidate the updated data and release the second merit list, which will include new seat allotments based on availability and student choices. Those who missed out earlier still have a strong opportunity to secure admission in this round. All candidates are advised to visit ofssbihar.net frequently for updates and respond promptly once the second list is announced.
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