KARTET 2024: Result (OUT), Eligibility Certificate, Qualifying Marks & FAQs

The KARTET Result 2023 was announced by the Public Education Department on October 21, 2023. Candidates can check their KARTET Result by logging in to the official website. Candidates can download the Karnataka TET Result by logging into the official website with the required credentials. 

Earlier, KARTET 2023 exam was conducted on September 3, 2023. Candidates who have obtained the minimum qualifying marks were declared pass in the KARTET 2023. Qualified candidates will be provided with a KARTET certificate that makes them eligible to apply for teacher recruitment in the state.

Yes, the KARTET cut off is the same for Paper 1 and Paper 2 as each paper carried the same marks, that is, 150 marks. KARTET Cut-Off is released by the Board of School Education, Karnataka, on the official website. The cut off is basically the qualifying marks for the exam. Generally, the KARTET Cutoff is released along with the result. The cutoff marks are determined by the conducting authority based on factors such as the difficulty level of the exam, the number of applicants, and the overall performance of candidates. It is important for candidates to meet the cutoff marks for the respective paper in order to qualify for the KARTET exam.

No, you cannot check the KARTET Result offline. The exam authority does not publish the KARTET result in offline mode. The candidates have to check the KARTET result in online mode. The candidates have to visit the official website regularly after the KARTET exam is concluded to know the latest information of the KARTET result. After the release of the KARTET results, the certificates will be released for the KARTET.

The difficulty level of the KARTET exam can vary depending on individual preparation and understanding of the subjects. Generally, the KARTET exam is considered moderately challenging. It requires a comprehensive understanding of the syllabus, strong conceptual knowledge, and the ability to solve questions within the given time frame. The exam tests candidates on subjects like Child Development and Pedagogy, Language- 1 & 2, Mathematics, Environmental Studies, and Social Studies. With proper preparation, including studying the syllabus, practicing previous years' question papers, and taking mock tests, candidates can increase their chances of performing well in the KARTET exam.

To qualify the KARTET (Karntaka Teacher Eligibility Test), candidates are required to achieve the minimum qualifying marks set by the conducting authority. Here are the qualifying criteria for KARTET:

For General Category Candidates:

1. Minimum 60% marks are required to qualify the KARTET examination.

For Reserved Category Candidates (SC/ST/OBC/PH): 

1. There is a relaxation of 5% for reserved category candidates, so they need to score a minimum of 55% marks to qualify the KARTET examination.

It's important to note that qualifying the KARTET exam does not guarantee a job. It is a mandatory eligibility criterion for candidates aspiring to become teachers in primary and upper primary schools in the state of Karnataka. Further selection processes, such as interviews or document verification, may be required by the respective recruiting authorities.

Clearing the KARTET (Karnataka Teacher Eligibility Test) exam is an essential eligibility criterion for candidates aspiring to become teachers in primary and upper primary schools in the state of Karnataka. However, clearing the KARTET exam does not guarantee an immediate teaching job. The KARTET qualification makes you eligible to apply for teaching positions in government schools, aided schools, and private schools in Karnataka that recognize KARTET as a requirement. The selection and recruitment process for teaching positions typically involves additional steps such as interviews, document verification, and other criteria set by the respective recruiting authorities. The availability of teaching jobs and the specific hiring process can vary depending on factors such as vacancies, government policies, and the requirements of individual schools or educational institutions. It is advisable to regularly check official job portals, education department websites, or contact the respective recruiting authorities for information on teaching job vacancies and the application process.

The total marks of the KARTET (Karnataka Teacher Eligibility Test) exam vary depending on the paper. The KARTET exam consists of two papers - Paper I and Paper II. Paper I is for candidates who wish to teach classes I to V, while Paper II is for candidates who wish to teach classes VI to VIII. For Paper I, the total marks of the KARTET exam are 150. The exam consists of five sections, each carrying 30 marks. The sections are Child Development and Pedagogy, Language I, Language II, Mathematics, and Environmental Studies. For Paper II, the total marks of the KARTET exam are also 150. The exam consists of four sections - Child Development and Pedagogy, Language I, Language II, and either Mathematics and Science or Social Studies/Social Science. In both papers, each question carries one mark, and there is no negative marking for incorrect answers.

Candidates planning to teach Classes 1 to 5 need to qualify KARTET Paper 1. Candidates planning to teach Classes 6 to 8 need to qualify for KARTET Paper 2. Candidates planning to teach Classes 1 to 8 need to qualify both papers. The candidates have to apply for the papers according to their eligibility set by the board. The educational qualification criteria has been given below for the candidates:

• Paper 1 
  • Class 12 with minimum 50 per cent marks and passed or appearing in the final year of 2 years Diploma in Elementary Education
  • Class 12 with minimum 50 per cent marks and passed or appearing in the final year of 4 years Bachelor of Elementary Education (BElEd)
• Paper 2
  • Graduation with a two-year Diploma in Elementary Education. Graduation with minimum 50 per cent marks and passed or appearing in one-year BEd

Karnataka Teacher Eligibility Test (KARTET) is conducted by the Centralized Admission Cell (CAC), Office of the Commissioner of Public Instruction, Bangalore, Karnataka. The main purpose of the KARTET exam is to determine the eligibility of the candidates who want to become Classes 1 to 8 teachers in government schools of Karnataka. There are two papers in the KARTET- Paper 1 and Paper 2. KARTET Paper 1 is for those candidates who aspire to teach at the lower primary level (Classes 1 to 5) while KARTET Paper 2 is for those who aspire to teach at the upper primary level (Classes 6 to 8). KARTET-qualified candidates are awarded the certificate of eligibility which remains valid for life now.

After qualifying the KARTET exam, the candidates are awarded with the eligibility Certificate. KARTET does not guarantee any job after the candidate qualifies the exam. Though, the candidates will become eligible for the recruitment exam after qualifying for the KARTET exam. The recruitment exam for recruiting teachers in the schools of Karnataka. The candidates can apply for the different vacancies according to their eligibility. The Karnataka government releases the vacancies for the teachers according to the needs of the state.

KARTET (Karnataka Teacher Eligibility Test) exam consists of two papers: Paper 1 and Paper 2. Each paper has 150 multiple-choice questions (MCQs) with four options and a single correct answer. The total marks for both papers are 150, with each question carrying one mark. The distribution of questions and marks in each paper is as follows :-

• Paper 1: The 150 MCQs are divided into five sections, with 30 questions in each section. The sections are Child Development and Pedagogy, Language 1, Language 2, Mathematics, and Environmental Studies. 
• Paper 2: The 150 MCQs are divided into five sections, with 30 questions in each section. The sections are Child Development and Pedagogy, Language 1, Language 2, Mathematics and Science, and Social Studies/Social Science.

It is important to note that each question carries equal weightage, and there is no negative marking for incorrect answers. Candidates must score a minimum of 60% marks to qualify the KARTET exam.

The duration of the KARTET (Karnataka Teacher Eligibility Test) Exam is 2.5 hours (150 minutes) for both Paper 1 and Paper 2. The exam is conducted in two shifts, with Paper 1 conducted in the morning shift and Paper 2 conducted in the afternoon shift. Each paper of the KARTET Exam consists of 150 multiple-choice questions (MCQs), with each question carrying one mark. The questions are designed to test the candidates' knowledge, understanding, and pedagogical skills related to the relevant subjects. Candidates are advised to manage their time well during the exam and allocate sufficient time for each section of the paper. They should also read the instructions carefully before attempting the questions and avoid making any mistakes while filling in the answer sheet.

The KARTET passing marks for the General category are 60% (90 marks out of 150). Candidates who belong to the General category and score 60% or more marks in the KARTET exam are considered to have passed the exam. However, it is important to note that achieving the minimum qualifying marks does not guarantee selection for a teaching job. Candidates who pass the KARTET exam are eligible to apply for teaching jobs in primary and upper primary schools in the state of Karnataka, subject to fulfilling other eligibility criteria mentioned in the recruitment notification. It is also important to note that the KARTET passing marks may vary from year to year based on factors such as the number of candidates appearing for the exam, the difficulty level of the exam, and the number of vacancies available for teachers in primary and upper primary schools in Karnataka.

The KARTET (Karnataka Teacher Eligibility Test) scorecard typically contains the following details:

1. Candidate's Name: The scorecard will display the name of the candidate who appeared for the KARTET exam.
2. Roll Number: The unique roll number assigned to the candidate for the KARTET examination will be mentioned on the scorecard.
3. Registration Number: The registration number or application number provided during the KARTET registration process will be mentioned on the scorecard.
4. Date of Birth: The candidate's date of birth, as provided during the registration, will be mentioned on the scorecard.
5. Category: The category to which the candidate belongs (General, SC, ST, OBC, etc. ) will be mentioned on the scorecard. 
6. Subject-wise Marks: The scorecard will display the marks obtained by the candidate in each subject or section of the KARTET examination.
7. Total Marks: The total marks obtained by the candidate in the KARTET exam will be mentioned on the scorecard.
8. Qualifying Status: The scorecard will indicate whether the candidate has qualified the KARTET examination or not.
9. Signature and Seal: The scorecard will usually bear the signature of the authorized person and the official seal of the conducting authority.

The KARTET (Karnataka Teacher Eligibility Test) exam is conducted to determine the eligibility of candidates for the post of teachers in primary and upper primary schools in the state of Karnataka. However, it is important to note that qualifying the KARTET exam does not guarantee a job as a teacher. The selection process for the KARTET exam involves the following steps:

1. Qualifying the KARTET exam: Candidates must score the minimum qualifying marks in the KARTET exam to be considered eligible for the post of teacher.
2. Applying for teaching vacancies: Once a candidate has qualified the KARTET exam, they can apply for teaching vacancies in government and private schools in Karnataka. Candidates can apply for vacancies based on their qualifications, experience, and other eligibility criteria specified by the school authorities.
3. Selection process by the school authorities: The selection process for teaching vacancies may vary from school to school. Generally, the school authorities conduct a written test, followed by an interview to shortlist candidates for the post of teacher.
4. Document verification and joining formalities: Once a candidate has been selected for the post of teacher, they are required to complete the document verification process and complete the joining formalities.