Teaching & Education Entrance Exam

Candidates should be a minimum of 18 of age in order to be eligible to apply for the MP TET exam. There is no upper age limit for the MP TET exam. The educational qualification to apply for the MP TET exam has been given below for the candidates:PrimaryClass 12 with minimum 50 per cent marks and passed or appearing in the final year of 2 years Diploma in Elementary EducationClass 12 with minimum 50 per cent marks and passed or appearing in the final year of 4 years Bachelor of Elementary Education (BElEd)Graduation with BEd (final year appearing or passed)Upper PrimaryGraduation with a two-year Diploma in Elementary EducationGraduation with minimum 50 per cent marks and passed or appearing in one-year BEdGraduation with at least 45 per cent marks and a one year BEdClass 12 with minimum 50 per cent marks with a four-year BElEd

The Teacher Recruitment Board opens the correction window for the candidates after the closure of the TNTET application form. The candidates can correct the mistakes that they have done while filling out the TNTET application form. On the specific date released by the TRB, candidates can make corrections to their application form through the candidates' login. To log into the registered account the candidates have to use their application number and date of birth. After the login, the candidates can correct their mistakes. However, the TRB does not allow some changes to the application form that are given below:No change allowed in the mobile number, email address, permanent address & correspondence addressNo change allowed in candidate’s name, date of birth and genderNo change is allowed in the photoChange is allowed either in the father’s name or mother’s name (any one only)The candidates' who do not verify their Adhaar Card can make corrections to the candidate's name, date of birth, and gender. 

Yes, it is advisable to keep the TNTET admit card safe even after the exam is over. The admit card is an important document that serves as proof of your candidature for the TNTET exam. It contains essential details such as your name, application number, roll number, exam date, time, and center. After the exam is over, the TNTET admit card will be required for further stages of the recruitment process, such as document verification, counseling, and final selection. Therefore, it is important to keep the admit card safe and secure until the entire recruitment process is completed. In case you have lost your original TNTET admit card, you can download a duplicate copy from the official website of the  Teachers Recruitment Board (TRB) by logging in with your registration number and password. In conclusion, the TNTET admit card is an important document that should be preserved carefully even after the exam is over. It will be required for further stages of the recruitment process, and therefore, it is advisable to keep it safe and secure until the entire process is completed.

In MP TET, the difficulty level can be classified as moderate. Some questions are simple while others are more difficult. The objective of the questions is to test the candidate’s comprehension of the concepts covered in the syllabus. The topics included in the syllabus are the ones covered in the Primary and Upper Primary School Curriculum. The level of difficulty may vary from one year to the next and depends on the candidates’ level of preparation. In general, the questions are based on basic concepts of different subjects. Candidates who are well-versed in the subject and are well-prepared for the exam will be able to easily answer the questions. To prepare well for MP TET exam, candidates should thoroughly study the syllabus and practice the question papers of previous years and mock tests.

Candidates appearing for the TNTET (Tamil Nadu Teacher Eligibility Test) are required to carry the following documents to the examination centre:TNTET Admit Card: The admit card is a mandatory document that candidates must carry to the examination centre. It contains important information about the candidate and serves as a proof of their candidature. Photo ID Proof: Candidates must also carry a valid photo ID proof to the examination centre. The ID proof can be any one of the following - Aadhaar Card, Voter ID Card, Passport, PAN Card, Driving License, or any other government-issued ID proof. Passport-sized Photographs: Candidates must carry two passport-sized photographs to the examination centre. The photographs should be the same as the one uploaded during the online application process. It is important to note that candidates who fail to carry any of these documents to the examination centre will not be allowed to appear for the TNTET exam. Therefore, candidates should ensure that they have all the necessary documents well in advance to avoid any last-minute hassle. 

The syllabus for paper 1 and paper 2 is different from the syllabus for MP TET. The content of both papers is different. Candidates must appear for a paper that is relevant to the desired teaching level. Paper 1 syllabus of MP TET Exam focuses on the candidate’s knowledge, understanding and pedagogical ability related to the subjects in the primary school syllabus. The syllabus includes topics like Child development and pedagogy, language 1, language 2, Mathematics and science, and social studies/social science. Paper 2 syllabus of MP TET Exam focuses on the candidates’ knowledge, understanding & pedagogical abilities related to subjects in the upper primary school curriculum.