HPBOSE D.El.Ed CET 2026 Fourth Round Counselling Schedule Released; Merit List PDF Here
The Himachal Pradesh Board of Secondary Education has released the fourth round of counselling schedule. Check the date-wise counselling date, merit list, required document, PDF download link here.
HPBOSE D.El.Ed CET 2026 Fourth Round Counselling: The Himachal Pradesh Board of School Education (HPBOSE) has announced the fourth round of counselling for admission to the two-year Diploma in Elementary Education (D.El.Ed) course for the 2026-28 academic session. Candidates seeking admission through the D.El.Ed Common Entrance Test (CET) 2026 can check the counselling schedule, date-wise merit list, required documents and admission instructions through the board's official website.
The counselling process is being conducted to fill vacant seats in eligible government and private teacher-training institutions across Himachal Pradesh. Candidates should carefully check the latest fourth-round notification to confirm their counselling date, reporting instructions and the availability of seats in their preferred institutions.
HPBOSE D.El.Ed CET 2026 Fourth Round Counselling: Important Details
Candidates can check the key details related to the fourth round of D.El.Ed CET counselling below.
| Particulars | Details |
| Board | Himachal Pradesh Board of School Education |
| Examination | D.El.Ed CET 2026 |
| Course | Two-year Diploma in Elementary Education |
| Academic session | 2026-28 |
| Counselling round | Fourth round |
| Counselling schedule | Check the official notification |
| Merit list | Date-wise candidate list available through the official portal |
| Counselling mode | As specified in the official notification |
| Official website | hpbose.org |
Candidates should refer to the latest notification for the exact date, reporting time and venue applicable to their roll number. The board has previously published date-wise candidate lists, counselling instructions and bio-data forms for the D.El.Ed CET admission process.
HPBOSE D.El.Ed CET 2026 Fourth Round Counselling Schedule: How to Check
Candidates can follow these steps to access the fourth-round counselling schedule and merit list PDF:
- Visit the official HPBOSE website at hpbose.org
- Open the Notifications section on the homepage
- Look for the notification related to D.El.Ed CET 2026 fourth-round counselling
- Click on the counselling schedule or date-wise merit list link
- Download the relevant PDF and check the details using your roll number
- Read the counselling guidelines and note the reporting date, time and venue
- Download the prescribed bio-data form and other required documents, if applicable
Direct link: HPBOSE official notifications
Documents Required for HPBOSE D.El.Ed CET 2026 Counselling
Candidates called for counselling should keep their original certificates and self-attested photocopies ready, as required by the board. The document checklist may include:
- Class 10 certificate or matriculation certificate
- Class 12 certificate and marksheet
- Himachali domicile or bonafide Himachali certificate, where applicable
- Category or reservation certificate, if applicable
- Sub-category certificate, where required
- Prescribed affidavits for applicable categories
- Aadhaar card or other identity documentation, as specified
- Duly completed D.El.Ed CET counselling bio-data form
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