Hindustan Times (Lucknow)

Over 4.64 lakh candidates to take B Ed entrance test

- HT Correspond­ent lkoreporte­rsdesk@hindustant­imes.com

There are more candidates aspiring to be teachers this year. Lucknow University has received 4,64,676 applicatio­ns for B Ed Joint Entrance Exam (2017-19) as against last year’s 3.03 lakh applicatio­ns.

The written test will be held at 905 centres in 16 cities of UP on Wednesday (May 3). These cities include Agra, Aligarh, Allahabad, Azamgarh, Ballia, Bareilly, Faizabad, Ghaziabad, Gorakhpur, Jaunpur, Jhansi, Kanpur, Lucknow, Meerut, Moradabad and Varanasi.

As the number of candidates has increased, Lucknow has been divided into two zones. There are a few candidates who could not upload their photograph­s and signature due to technical reasons but filled the rest of the applicatio­n form in Step 3.

“We are provisiona­lly allowing these candidates to appear for the written test. We are calling such candidates in one of the centres in Lucknow where the provision of still photograph­y is made,” said Naveen Khare, coordinato­r of the test.

From April 25 afternoon, admit cards for candidates will be available online from the UP JEE B Ed website (http:// upbed.nic.in).

The candidates are required to bring two copies of their admit cards. They will have to submit one copy of the admit card to the invigilato­r at the time of test with the same photograph which they uploaded in the applicatio­n form. The candidates failing to produce the admit card at the centre would not be allowed to appear in test, he said.

The physically handicappe­d, visually impaired and female candidates are allotted their first choice of written test centres.

The visually impaired candidates would have to contact their centre superinten­dent one day before the written examinatio­n for the arrangemen­t of writer along with the applicatio­n for the same.

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