HTET 2019 Exam to be held today, BSEH releases important instructions, to do list for Haryana TET 2019

HTET 2019 Exam Day Instructions: Haryana Board has released a detailed list of exam day instructions for the Hayrana TET 2019 exam which is scheduled to be held on 16^th and 17^th November 2019. BSEH or the Haryana Board will be conducting the HTET 2019 exam on Saturday and Sunday. Candidates who have to appear for the state-level TET exam are advised to download the HTET Admit Card 2019 online by logging onto the official website. In addition to this, the board has also released exam day instructions and a pre-exam check list to be completed by the candidates to avoid any confusion or problems on then day of the examination.

Things Allowed Inside Examination Hall

To make things clear for the candidates, Haryana Board has issued a list of things that students are allowed to carry inside the examination hall. The list includes the following items:

• Printed HTET 2019 Admit Card
• Black Ball-Point Pen
• Passport Size Photograph (Must be same as photo printed on Admit Card)

Things Not Allowed Inside Examination Hall

Similar to the list of things that are allowed, HBSE has also issued a list of things that are not allowed inside the examination hall. These include:

• Any type of written material or papers
• Mobile Phones
• Electrical Instruments
• Calculators and Similar Devices
• Log Books or other supporting documents

Dress Code

BSEH or Haryana Board has not issued any official guidelines with regards to the dress code allowed for HTET 2019 examination. However, candidates have been advised to wear light coloured clothes. On similar lines, candidates have been asked to avoid wearing heavy jewellery to the examination hall and also asked not to wear any electronic watches, including calculator watches, smartwatches and fitness bands.

Special Instructions for Female Candidates

In addition to the above two points, female candidates have been allowed to wear ‘bindi’ and ‘vermilion’ for the HTET 2019 examination. However, the ban imposed on heavy jewellery including rings, chains and earrings is still applicable and therefore candidates should avoid wearing them to the examination hall. This was confirmed by Fatehabad Deputy Commissioner Dhirendra Kharag in an interview to a media group.

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