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BSTC result 2018: GGTU BSTC result declared; check your score at bstcggtu2018.com

The Govind Guru Tribal University (GGTU), Banswara, the apex body for conducting the Basic School Teaching Course (BSTC) examination, has declared its results on the official website: bstcggtu2018.com

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FP Staff|Jun 06, 2018, 14:29:27 IST
The Govind Guru Tribal University (GGTU), Banswara, the apex body for conducting the Basic School Teaching Course (BSTC) examination, has declared its results on the official website: bstcggtu2018.com[caption id="attachment_4485103" align="alignleft" width="380"]Representational image. Getty Images

Representational image. Getty Images[/caption]The BSTC written entrance exam was conducted on 6 May 2018. It is a state level entrance examination conducted by GGTU every year to affirm the admission into Diploma in Elementary Education (D.El.Ed.) program based on the rank acquired by the candidates. The tentative date of BSTC counseling is second week of June 2018.Here is how to check your BSTC exam result 2018:- Log on to the official website bstcggtu2018.com- Click on the 'BSTC-2018 Result' link on the home page- A new window will open on your screen- Choose one of the five options mentioned to check and download your result- Click on the 'Proceed' button- Download your displayed result and take a printout for future referenceThe university issued the notification for BSTC 2018 entrance examination on 12 February and the last day to file the application was on 31 March.

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First Published:Jun 06, 2018, 14:19:16 IST
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