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Haryana D.El.Ed 2023: Application date for February exam extended till 20 January, register now
Earlier the last date was till 15 January, however, the BSEH extended it for another five days. Candidates can apply for the Haryana D.El.Ed February exam by visiting the official website of BSEH
The Board of School Education, Haryana (BSEH) has extended the registration deadline for Haryana Diploma in Elementary Education (D.El.Ed) February Exam 2023. As per the latest update, the last date to apply for the Haryana D.El.Ed February Exam is 20 January. Earlier, it was till 15 January, however, the BSEH extended it for another five days. Candidates interested to appear for the exam can apply by visiting the official website of BSEH. Students or aspiring teachers who had enrolled themselves in the D.El.Ed two-year course from 2016 to 2019 and their results of the first and second written examination of any year were either withheld or not fit for a diploma can apply for the February exam 2023.Check the BSEH official notice here.Here’s how to apply for Haryana D.El.Ed February Exam 2023:
- Go to the official page of BSEH.
- Look for and click on the link that reads ‘Mercy Chance for D.El.Ed admission’ that is available on the home page.
- On the new window, enter the login details correctly and click on submit.
- Then, fill up the application form and make the mandatory payment of the application fees. Once the process is done, click on submit.
- The application form will be submitted.
- Save and download the confirmation page.
- Keep a hard copy of the D.El.Ed February Exam 2023 form for further need.
First Published:Jan 17, 2023, 11:59:06 IST
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