REET Admit Card 2025 Date And Time: Hall Tickets To Be Released On February 19 – News18

Last Updated:February 17, 2025, 18:57 IST

REET Admit Card 2025: According to the official schedule, the hall ticket will be released on February 19 at 4 pm. It can be downloaded by visiting the official website, rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in

REET Admit Card 2025: The Rajasthan Teacher Eligibility (REET) 2025 is all set to be conducted on February 27 and 28, 2025. Around 15 lakh 44 thousand candidates have applied for the exam this time which includes about one and a half lakh candidates from outside Rajasthan.

The Rajasthan Education Board is making special preparations for the REET exam. Strict arrangements have been made to prevent any kind of irregularity. However, the admit cards have not been issued by the board yet. Candidates are eagerly waiting for the release of the hall tickets so that the exam date and city can be known and they can prepare accordingly.

According to the official schedule, the admit card will be released on February 19 at 4 pm. It can be downloaded by visiting the official website, rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in. Login details such as application number and password will be required to download the REET admit card.

REET Admit Card 2025: How To Download?

Step 1 – First of all, go to the official website.

Step 2 – Now the REET 2025 page will appear on this website.

Step 3 – After clicking on this page, you will get the link to download the admit card.

Step 4 – Now fill in your login details in it.

Step 5 – Now the admit card will be displayed in front of you, download and print it.

After downloading, candidates must check their name, father’s name, date of birth, exam day, date, and time carefully. Along with the admit cards, candidates will also have to carry the same passport-size photo to the exam hall that they uploaded during their REET application process.

REET is held at two levels — level 1 or the Primary Teacher post (Class 1-5) and level 2 or the Secondary Teacher post (Class 6-8).

According to the revised exam pattern, candidates will get five answer options instead of the usual four. Wrong answers will lead to negative markings. Additionally, if a candidate fails to select any of the five options for more than 10 per cent of the questions, they will be deemed ineligible. If a candidate leaves up to 10 questions unanswered, a negative marking will still apply.