Chandigarh, December 29:- The Education Board is making unprecedented arrangements to ensure the smooth conduct of the Haryana Teacher Eligibility Test (HTET)-2025 conducted by the Haryana School Education Board, Bhiwani, and to maintain its credibility and sanctity.
While giving information in this regard, the Board spokesperson said that the applications under Haryana Teacher Eligibility Test-2025 (HTET) Level-1, 2 and 3 have been made live from December 24, 2025. Interested candidates should ensure to apply online by January 04, 2026 (12:00 midnight) through the link given on the authorized website of the Board, mmm.latki.rgp.ja. After successfully submitting the online application and examination fee, candidates should ensure to take a printout of the confirmation page. He further informed that candidates can make corrections in their division, photograph, signature, thumb impression, choice of subject (Level 2 and 3), caste category, Divyang category and home state online on 4th and 5th January, 2026.
He appealed to the candidates to not pay attention to any kind of misleading news/false propaganda spread on social media and ensure to apply for the examination on time. If any kind of misleading news comes to the knowledge of any candidate, then he should immediately inform the Haryana School Education Board Bhiwani on the telephone numbers given on the board's website, the names of the candidates giving the information will be kept confidential. He said that the candidates should keep checking the official website of the board regularly for the latest updates, so that they do not miss out on any important and unnecessary information/notice. The board spokesperson said that for the successful and transparent conduct of the examination, an effective flying squad will be formed by the board under strict supervision of the examination centres across the state. A high-tech command and control centre equipped with modern AI technology will be set up at the Bhiwani board headquarters with the aim of conducting moment-by-moment marketing of the examinations. A sufficient number of police force will be deployed outside the examination centres well before the commencement of the examination to prevent any external interference at the examination centres.