WBTET

To qualify the WBTET (West Bengal Teacher Eligibility Test), candidates are required to achieve the minimum qualifying marks set by the conducting authority. Here are the qualifying criteria for WBTET:For General Category Candidates:Minimum 60 per cent marks are required to qualify the WBTET examination. For Reserved Category Candidates (SC/ST/OBC/PH):There is a relaxation of 5 per cent for reserved category candidates, so they need to score a minimum of 55 per cent marks to qualify the WBTET examination.It's important to note that qualifying the WBTET 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 West Bengal. Further selection processes, such as interviews or document verification, may be required by the respective recruiting authorities.

The West Bengal Board of Primary Education (WBBPE) allows the candidates appeared in the WBTET exam to raise objection against the WBTET provisional answer key. The steps to raise objection against the WBTET provisional answer key are given below:WBBPE provides the facility for the candidates to raise their objections against the wrong or faulty answer key. Candidates can submit their comments against the WB TET provisional answer key in offline mode.The comments or objections need to be sent offline in the dropbox of the WBBPE office.The WBBPE releases the final answer key after analysing the comments of the candidates. The WB TET result is released on the basis of the final answer key.