REET 2025 Admit Card Released; Steps To Download, Direct Link Here – News18

Last Updated:February 20, 2025, 19:56 IST

REET 2025: Through the hall tickets, candidates will get to know the test centre details and guidelines that they need to follow during the examination process.

Rajasthan is gearing up for the REET 2025 examination scheduled for February 27 and 28, 2025. RBSE has issued the admit cards on the official website, rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in. Candidates can download the hall tickets using their application number and password. Through the hall tickets, candidates will get to know the test centre details and guidelines that they need to follow during the examination process.

With approximately 15 lakh applicants, including a significant number from outside the state, the Rajasthan Education Board is taking stringent measures to ensure a fair and smooth examination process.

REET Admit Card 2025: How To Download?

Step 1 – Go to the official website – reet2024.co.in or rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in.

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 – The admit card will be displayed in front of you, download and print a copy for further use.

The admit card contains crucial information regarding the exam centre, date, and time. Candidates are advised to verify their details on the admit card such as the spelling of their name, registration number, subject name, etc., and in case of any discrepancy, report to the authorities immediately. They must carry a copy of their passport-size photograph, as uploaded during the application process, to the examination hall. Furthermore, without the REET hall tickets, applicants will not be allowed entry to the exam hall.

REET 2025 Admit Card Direct Link Here

REET 2025: Exam Pattern Revised

The REET exam, conducted for both Primary (Level 1, Class 1-5) and Secondary (Level 2, Class 6-8) teacher posts, has introduced a revised pattern this year. A key change is the inclusion of five answer options instead of four, with negative markings for incorrect responses. Notably, leaving more than 10 per cent of the questions unanswered will result in disqualification. Leaving up to 10 questions unanswered will still incur negative markings as per the revised rules.