Teaching & Education Entrance Exam

Yes, you can raise objections against the PSTET answer key in the prescribed format on the official website of the exam authority. Candidates can challenge the preliminary answer key for the PSTET exam by following the steps mentioned below:Visit the official website of the Punjab School Education Board (PSEB)Click on the PSTET tabClick on the PSTET answer key objection linkEnter registration number, password and captcha imageClick on LoginClick on the link available for challenging the answer keyRead the instructions carefullySelect the question paper set and language for which the exam was givenClick on the given checkboxClick on the 'Click Here to File Objections' buttonSelect the right answer for the question for which an objection needs to be raisedEnter remarks, if requiredClick on the Final Submit buttonCheck the details displayed on the screen and click SubmitPay the answer key challenge fee through SBI MOPS

Punjab School Education Board released the PSTET Paper 1 Final Answer Key on May 15, 2023. Candidates could download the PSTET Paper 1 Final Answer Key through the official website. PSEB released the PSTET Result 2023 for Paper 1 on May 11, 2023. PSTET Provisional Answer Key 2023 for PSTET Paper 1 was released by PSEB on April 3, 2023. The board released the PSTET provisional answer key to invite objections from the candidates. The last date to submit objections against the PSTET answer key was April 6, 2023. PSEB released the PSTET Provisional Answer Key for Paper 2 on May 8, 2023. Candidates could download the PSTET Paper 2 Answer Key through the official website. Candidates could raise objections against the PSTET Paper 2 Answer Key till May 11, 2023. PSTET Paper 2 exam was conducted by PSEB on April 30, 2023. 

No, it is not mandatory to appear for both PSTET (Punjab Teacher Eligibility Test) Paper 1 and 2. Candidates can choose to appear for either Paper 1 or Paper 2, depending on their desired teaching level. The PSTET exam is conducted in two papers: Paper 1 and Paper 2. Paper 1 is for candidates who wish to teach classes I to V, while Paper 2 is for candidates who wish to teach classes VI to VIII. However, candidates who wish to teach classes I to VIII have to appear for both Paper 1 and Paper 2. Candidates can choose to appear for either Paper 1 or Paper 2 depending on their teaching preferences. For example, if a candidate wants to teach only classes 1 to 5, they can choose to appear for Paper 1 only. Similarly, if a candidate wants to teach only classes 6 to 8, they can choose to appear for Paper 2 only.

The syllabus for the PSTET (Punjab Teacher Eligibility Test) Exam is revised and updated periodically by the Punjab School Education Board (PSEB), but it does not change drastically every year. The syllabus is based on the topics covered in the primary and upper primary school curriculum, and it is designed to test the candidates' knowledge, understanding, and pedagogical skills related to the relevant subjects. However, there may be some minor changes or additions to the syllabus from time to time, depending on the latest developments in the field of education and the requirements of the Punjab Government. To prepare well for the PSTET Exam, candidates should go through the syllabus thoroughly and practice previous years' question papers and mock tests. This will help them get familiar with the pattern of the exam and the type of questions that are asked, which will increase their chances of scoring well in the exam.

The syllabus for the PSTET (Punjab Teacher Eligibility Test) Exam is prescribed by the Punjab School Education Board (PSEB). The PSEB is responsible for conducting the PSTET Exam and determining the eligibility criteria, exam pattern, and syllabus for the same. The syllabus for the PSTET Exam is based on the topics covered in the primary and upper primary school curriculum. It includes subjects such as Child Development and Pedagogy, Language 1 (Punjabi) Language 2 (English), Mathematics, Environmental Studies, Mathematics and Science, and Social Studies/Social Science. Candidates are advised to go through the PSTET syllabus thoroughly and prepare well for the exam to increase their chances of scoring well and qualifying for the teaching job in Punjab Government schools.

The candidates will be able to raise objections against the MH SET answer key by following the steps given below:The candidates need to pay Rs. 1000/- per objections. The fee must be paid through DD on any branch of Bank of Maharashtra or HDFC Bank in favor of “Finance & Accounts Officer, Savitribai Phule Pune University, Pune” payable at Pune.After filling the online feedback form, take a print.The printout of the form along with Demand Draft, Xerox copies of documentary evidence, if any, should reach “The Co-ordinator (SET), SET Bhavan, Savitribai Phule Pune University, Pune 411007.The candidates are advised to go through the MH SET notification for the updates regarding the same.