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Key Points
- REET 2025 will be held on February 27th and 28th, 2025.
- Strict dress code enforced, with thorough checks at exam centers.
- Admit card, photo ID, and blue ballpoint pen are required.
REET 2025 Exam Schedule
The REET 2025 exam will be conducted over two days, with separate question papers for each level. The Level 1 exam will be held on 27th February 2025 in the morning session, while the Level 2 exam will take place across two sessions—one in the afternoon on 27th February and another in the morning on 28th February. Candidates should arrive early at the exam center to allow ample time for security checks and verification.
REET 2025 Exam Timings
The REET 2025 exam will be held on February 27-28, with two shifts each day. The exam will be conducted for Level 1 and Level 2 candidates at specified times.
| Date | Shift | Time | Exam Level |
| 27th February 2025 | Shift 1 | 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM | Level 1 |
| 27th February 2025 | Shift 2 | 3:00 PM to 5:30 PM | Level 2 |
| 28th February 2025 | Shift 1 | 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM | Level 1 |
REET Dress Code and Exam Guidelines Released
The Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education has finalized preparations for the Rajasthan Teacher Eligibility Test (REET) 2025, scheduled for February 27-28. To ensure transparency and prevent cheating, Chief Minister Shri Bhajan Lal Sharma's instructions will be strictly followed. For the first time, facial recognition technology will be used to match the candidate's photo on the admit card with the person present at the exam center via a barcode, and fingerprints will also be taken. CCTV surveillance and live monitoring will be in place at the centers. The exam center entrance will close one hour before the exam, and candidates are required to wear plain clothes and slippers or sandals. Metal jewelry and chains are prohibited.
Board Administrator Shri Mahesh Chandra Sharma has announced that the Rajasthan Teacher Eligibility Test (REET) 2024 will be conducted on February 27 and 28 across all districts of Rajasthan. On February 27, the Level-1 exam will be held in the first shift and the Level-2 exam in the second shift, while on February 28, the Level-2 exam will be conducted in the third shift. A total of 14,29,822 candidates are registered for the REET exam. Of these, 3,46,625 candidates are registered for Level-1, 9,68,501 for Level-2, and 1,14,696 for both levels.
REET District-wise Exam Centers
Secretary Shri Kailash Chandra Sharma has informed that there will be the following number of exam centers in each district:
- Ajmer: 57
- Alwar: 74
- Balotra: 11
- Banswara: 34
- Baran: 34
- Barmer: 48
- Beawar: 17
- Bharatpur: 93
- Bhilwara: 51
- Bikaner: 45
- Bundi: 23
- Chittorgarh: 22
- Churu: 47
- Dausa: 47
- Deeg: 41
- Dholpur: 31
- Didwana-Kuchaman: 20
- Dungarpur: 44
- Hanumangarh: 39
- Jaipur: 233
- Jaisalmer: 13
- Jalore: 26
- Jhalawar: 44
- Jhunjhunu: 64
- Jodhpur: 75
- Karauli: 26
- Kherthal-Tijara: 12
- Kota: 67
- Kotputli-Bahrodi: 36
- Nagaur: 25
- Pali: 21
- Phalodi: 12
- Pratapgarh: 26
- Rajsamand: 21
- Salumbar: 16
- Sawai Madhopur: 34
- Sikar: 51
- Sirohi: 24
- Sri Ganganagar: 35
- Tonk: 37
- Udaipur: 55
District-wise Candidates
It was informed that the number of candidates in each district is as follows:
- Ajmer: 55,804
- Alwar: 65,954
- Balotra: 7,912
- Banswara: 28,976
- Baran: 23,215
- Barmer: 37,354
- Beawar: 13,734
- Bharatpur: 74,164
- Bhilwara: 41,352
- Bikaner: 38,321
- Bundi: 19,757
- Chittorgarh: 20,982
- Churu: 37,087
- Dausa: 47,391
- Deeg: 23,765
- Dholpur: 22,313
- Didwana-Kuchaman: 20,355
- Dungarpur: 43,834
- Hanumangarh: 37,831
- Jaipur: 270,018
- Jaisalmer: 8,202
- Jalore: 14,174
- Jhalawar: 30,996
- Jhunjhunu: 48,251
- Jodhpur: 64,999
- Karauli: 31,861
- Kherthal-Tijara: 12,267
- Kota: 53,780
- Kotputli-Bahrodi: 34,294
- Nagaur: 22,882
- Pali: 16,631
- Phalodi: 9,668
- Pratapgarh: 22,225
- Rajsamand: 18,544
- Salumbar: 11,771
- Sawai Madhopur: 27,004
- Sikar: 41,877
- Sirohi: 13,764
- Sri Ganganagar: 37,430
- Tonk: 36,925
- Udaipur: 56,854
Guidelines for Candidates
The important instructions have been issued by the Board of Secondary Education for the candidates. According to these guidelines, candidates must bring the following to the exam hall:
- Admit card
- A blue or black transparent ballpoint pen
- A valid photo ID card such as Aadhar card, or if unavailable, a driving license, election ID card, or any other government-issued photo ID with a self-attested photocopy.
No other items will be permitted.
The following items are prohibited at the exam center:
Mobile phones, calculators, Bluetooth devices, watches, jewelry, wallets, handbags, diaries, etc. If a candidate brings such items, they must leave them outside the exam center at their own risk. The exam center will not be responsible for storing or securing these items.
Other guidelines/instructions for the candidates:
- Arrive at the exam center at least 2 hours before the exam for frisking and procedures.
- Entry allowed 1 hour before the exam. No entry after 9:00 AM for Shift 1 and after 2:00 PM for Shift 2.
- No candidate can leave the exam hall before the exam ends.
- Submit admit card with invigilator's signature and self-attested ID copy.
- Do not take the question paper; hand it over to the invigilator before leaving.
- Take only the OMR sheet (candidate’s copy) after submitting the original OMR sheet.
- Dress code: Shirts, t-shirts, kurtas, kurtis (without pockets), sweaters (without large buttons), and sandals/slippers with thin soles. No chains, buttons, or metal items.
- Unfair means will lead to legal action.
- Ensure only one circle is filled for each question on the OMR sheet; an extra 10 minutes will be given for this.
- Candidates with special needs get an additional 50 minutes. Scribe request must be made 2 days before the exam.
- For detailed instructions, visit www.rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in/REET&2025.
REET 2025 Dress Code
To maintain the integrity of the examination, the Rajasthan Staff Selection Board (RSSB) has outlined a strict dress code for REET 2025. Candidates will undergo thorough frisking, fingerprint scanning, and face recognition checks before entering the exam center. It is crucial to adhere to the dress code to avoid disqualification. The dress code emphasizes simplicity, with no jewelry, ornaments, or accessories. Below are the guidelines for the appropriate attire:
Dress Code for Male Candidates
- Half-sleeve shirt or T-shirt
- Pants or pyjamas
- Slippers
- Kurta and pyjama (as per new guidelines)
Dress Code for Female Candidates
- Salwar suit or saree
- Half-sleeve kurta or blouse
- Slippers
- Simple rubber band for hair
- Kurta and pyjama (as per new guidelines)
Prohibited Items for REET 2025
Candidates should avoid carrying the following items to the exam center. Those who do not comply with the dress code may be denied entry:
- Jewelry or metal accessories (e.g., rings, bracelets, earrings, chains)
- Electronic devices, including mobile phones, smartwatches, and calculators
- Fancy accessories such as hairbands, clutches, etc.
- Closed footwear (e.g., shoes)
Essential Documents for REET 2025
To gain entry into the exam hall, candidates must present the following documents. It’s essential that all documents are in good condition and match the information provided during registration:
- Admit Card: A printed copy of the REET 2025 admit card.
- Valid Photo ID: A government-issued ID such as an Aadhaar card, voter ID, passport, or driver’s license.
- Blue Ballpoint Pen: To mark answers on the OMR sheet.
Adhering to the dress code and bringing the necessary documents is crucial for a smooth exam experience. Candidates should thoroughly review the guidelines provided by the BSER and follow them to avoid any last-minute issues on exam day. With careful preparation, candidates can focus on performing well in the REET 2025 exam, taking them a step closer to their goal of becoming a teacher in Rajasthan.
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