Higher Education Department, Government of Odisha — Student Academic Management System (SAMS)
The Higher Education Department, Government of Odisha has issued an official recruitment notification for 2-Year B.Ed Course, announcing a total of multiple vacancies located in Odisha. The online application window opens on 24 March 2026 and closes on 10 April 2026. To be eligible, applicants must hold Graduate and be within the prescribed age limit of As per state government norms, with category relaxation applicable as per government guidelines. The selection procedure comprises Entrance Examination. For complete guidelines, syllabus breakdown, and official notification PDF, refer to the verified information below on ApplySarkariJob.
| Exam Date | 31 May 2026 |
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The Student Academic Management System (SAMS), Higher Education Department, Government of Odisha, has officially announced the schedule for the 2-year B.Ed Entrance Examination for the 2026-27 academic session. Aspiring teachers looking to join Teacher Education Institutions (TEIs) across the state should take note of the upcoming milestones.
The SAMS Odisha B.Ed entrance is an objective-type offline test. It typically comprises multiple-choice questions (MCQs) assessing language proficiency, general awareness, teaching aptitude, and core subject knowledge. The total duration of the examination is 2 hours. Candidates are advised to download the official brochure from the portal to review the exact marking scheme and negative marking rules.
To be eligible for the 2-year B.Ed program, candidates must hold a Bachelor’s degree in Arts, Science, or Commerce from a recognized university. Specific subject requirements and relaxation in qualifying marks for reserved categories (SC/ST/SEBC/PwD) are strictly governed by the State Government of Odisha norms.
Candidates are encouraged to keep their login credentials safe to facilitate the downloading of admit cards once they are released on May 27, 2026.
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