Bihar Board grievance redressal centres launched with online portal to handle exam and board complaints

Bihar School Examination Board opened physical grievance centres at its headquarters and an online portal, inaugurated by Education Minister Mithilesh Tiwari, allowing students, parents and institutions to submit and digitally track complaints.

Edited by Nisha Verma

Updated May 22, 2026 8:01 AM

    Bihar Board grievance redressal centres

    Bihar School Examination Board has opened Bihar Board grievance redressal centres at its headquarters and launched an online grievance portal. The centres and portal were inaugurated by Bihar Education Minister Mithilesh Tiwari and will handle exam and other board-related complaints.

    Why Bihar Board grievance redressal centres matter

    The new centres give students, parents and educational institutions a physical place to register complaints about examinations and board services. The online portal allows digital complaint submission and lets users track the status of their cases, aiming to reduce confusion and delays.

    How Bihar Board grievance redressal centres work

    Officials said the portal supports complaint submission and digital tracking, while the physical centres will serve as points of contact at the board headquarters. Applicants can use either channel to lodge issues and check progress through the portal's tracking feature.

    Who can use the grievance redressal centres and portal

    Students, parents and educational institutions are eligible to submit complaints to the centres and via the portal. The initiative is intended to make BSEB services more accessible, especially for those who need in-person help alongside digital options.

    Authorities and immediate impact

    Education Minister Mithilesh Tiwari inaugurated the centres at the board headquarters, signalling official backing at the highest state level. For students, the most immediate change is a clearer path to register exam complaints and follow up on resolutions without travelling multiple times.

    What officials have not specified

    The board’s public statements did not provide an exact launch date, portal URL, centre addresses or operational hours. Details on expected resolution timelines, contact helplines, any fees and data privacy measures were also not released in the announcement.

    Officials described the move as an effort to improve transparency and accessibility of board services. Students and institutions seeking to use the system should watch official Bihar School Examination Board communications for portal links, centre timings and contact details.

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