WB TET 2024 Registration, Application Form: Apply Online Link

The West Bengal Board of Primary Education (WBBPE) will release the West Bengal Teacher Eligibility Test (WBTET) 2024 application form soon on the official website. The WBTET online form will be released along with the WBTET notification. The candidates will be able to know about the exact application dates, application fees and more through the WBTET notification. The candidates are advised to get through the WBTET notification 2024 before applying for the WBTET exam. 

The WBTET application fee varies with category. The candidates can check the category wise application fees for the WBTET exam below:

• Unreserved: 150
• OBC: 100
• SC/ST/Ex-Serviceman/PwD: 50 

However, the candidates are advised to check the official notification for the WBTET exam for any update regarding the WBTET application. The complete details about the WBTET exam will be provided on the WBTET notification.

The steps to apply online for the WBTET exam 2024 are given below:

• Go to the official website 
• Click on the TET tab
• Click on apply link 
• The WBTET application form will appear on the screen 
•  Enter personal, educational, and contact details in the registration form
• Upload scanned photograph and signature as per dimension and size shared by the West Bengal School Service Commission.
• Pay the WB TET application fee
• Submit WB TET application form 

The West Bengal Board of Primary Education (WBBPE) conducts the WBTET exam once a year. Last time the WBTET exam was conducted on December 24, 2023 for which the application form was released in September 2023 which continued till October 2023. The expected release date for the WBTET notification is in the month July/September 2024.

The WBTET (West Bengal Teacher Eligibility Test) Exam consists of multiple-choice questions (MCQs) with four options and a single correct answer. The questions are designed to test the candidates' knowledge, understanding, and pedagogical skills related to the relevant subjects. The type of questions asked in the WBTET Exam can be broadly classified into three categories, namely:

1. Conceptual questions: These questions are designed to test the candidates' understanding of the fundamental concepts related to the relevant subjects. They may require the candidates to recall and apply the concepts learned during their academic studies.
2. Pedagogical questions: These questions are designed to test the candidates' pedagogical skills, such as their ability to teach effectively, communicate clearly, and handle student-related issues. They may require the candidates to analyze hypothetical teaching scenarios and suggest appropriate solutions.

There is no negative marking in the WBTET (West Bengal Teacher Eigibility Test) exam. The exam consist of multiple-choice questions (MCQs) and each question carries one mark. There is no negative marking for wrong answers, which means that candidates are not penalised for guessing the answer or attempting a question. However, it is important to note that candidates should try to avoid guessing and attempt only those questions for which they are confident about the answer, as it is the total number of correct answers that will determine their score and ranking in the WBTET exam.

The difficulty level of questions asked in WBTET (West Bengal Teacher Eligibility Test) Exam can be considered moderate, with some questions being easy and some being more challenging. The questions are designed to test the candidates' understanding of the relevant concepts, and the syllabus is based on the topics covered in the primary and upper primary school curriculum. The difficulty level of the questions in the WBTET exam may vary from year to year, and it also depends on the level of preparation of the candidates. However, in general, the questions are based on the fundamental concepts of various subjects, and candidates who have a good understanding of these concepts and have prepared well for the exam should be able to answer them easily. To prepare well for the WBTET exam, candidates are advised to go through the syllabus thoroughly and practice previous years' question papers and mock tests.

The West Bengal Board of Primary Education (WBBPE) conducts the WBTET paper 2 exam to test the eligibility of the candidates to teach in classes from 6 to 8. The WBTET syllabus for Paper 2 ahs been given below:

• Child development and pedagogy
• Language-I
• Social Studies
• Language-II
• Mathematics & Science

The candidates can check the detailed syllabus for the WBTET paper 2 exam on the Shiksha WBTET syllabus page

Preparing for the WBTET (est Bengal Teacher Eligibility Test) exam requires a strategic approach and consistent effort. Here are a few tips that can help you prepare for the exam:

• Know the syllabus: The first step in preparing for the WBTET exam is to know the exam syllabus and exam pattern. This will help you understand the different topics and concepts that you need to study and prepare accordingly.
• Create a study plan: Once you know the exam syllabus, create a study plan that covers all the topics and gives you enough time to revise and practice. Divide your study time into smaller chunks, and allocate sufficient time for each topic.
• Study regularly: Consistency is key when it comes to preparing for any exam. Set aside a fixed time every day to study and revise, and stick to your study plan.
• Practice previous year question papers: Solving previous year question papers and mock tests is an effective way to prepare for the exam. It will help you understand the exam pattern, types of questions asked, and improve your time management skills.
• Revise regularly: Regular revision is important to retain the concepts and topics that you have studied. Set aside time for revision in your study plan and revise the important concepts and formulas regularly.
• Stay updated: Stay updated with the latest news and Current Affairs related to education and teaching. This will help you answer questions related to teaching aptitude and pedagogy.

In West Bengal, the government school teachers' salary is based on the recommendations of the Government of India and the scales implemented by the Government of Bengal. The salary structure for teachers in West Bengal is categorised into different scales or pay bands, such as the Central Pay scales and the State Government Pay Scales.
The exact salary of WBTET qualified government school teachers can vary depending on factors such as their qualifications, experience, and the specific pay scale they fall under. It's important to note that salary structures and pay scales may be revised periodically by the government, so it's advisable to refer to the latest official notifications or consult the concerned authorities for the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding salary details. However the rough in hand salary for the WBTET government teacher is given below:

• Lower Primary Teacher Salary: INR 54000
• Upper Primary Teacher Salary: INR 64000

The West Bengal Board of Primary Education (WBBPE) conducts the paper 1 exam to test the eligibility of teachers to teach in the classes between Classes 1 to 6. The WBTET paper 1 syllabus is given below:

• Child Development and pedagogy
• Language I (Odia/Urdu)
• Language II (English)
• Mathematics
• Environmental Studies

The candidates can check the detailed syllabus for the WBTET Paper 1 on the Shiksha's WBTET Syllabus page.