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The Supreme Court ruled that clearing the Teacher Eligibility Test remains mandatory for in-service teachers and extended the deadline to August 31, 2028. The court said educational standards and children’s future cannot be compromised, while directing authorities to conduct TET exams regularly
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The exam, which commenced at 2 pm, was halted around 3 pm due to the server issue, leaving candidates in a state of confusion and uncertainty for hours
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Similarly, in-service mathematics and science subject teachers recorded a qualifying percentage of 51.14 out of total 15,302 teachers took the paper – 2. As for paper – 1, 79.28 per cent out of 6,449 in-service teachers who took the paper – 1 test were qualified.
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For the first time, the TET is being conducted in computer-based mode.
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PRTU TS president Pingili Sripal Reddy, secretary B Kamalakar Rao and MLC K Raghotham Reddy wanted the government to promote principals and school assistants without the TET requirement.
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The teachers claimed that despite receiving clarification from the National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE) over the promotions, the department did not disclose information to teachers.
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DYFI state vice president Sheikh Bashiruddin said that the unemployed youth voted for the Congress with many hopes and the party leaders should not forget the promises after coming to power.
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Over seven lakh candidates who had already completed their D.Ed and B.Ed courses would not be able to apply for teachers posts announced with the DSC notification.
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A total of 84.12 per cent out of 2,69,557 registered candidates appeared for the paper - I, conducted for aspirants seeking teaching eligibility for classes I to V
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Noticing the mistake after some time, officials immediately gave the actual biological science question papers and provided additional time to the candidates to write the examination after getting permission from higher officials.
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The School Education department has already announced TET, which would be conducted on September 15 and results to be declared on September 27.
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Hyderabad: The School Education department on Friday released the Telangana State Teacher Eligibility Test (TS TET) 2022 results on the website https://tstetresults.cgg.gov.in. The TET was conducted on June 12. Out of 3,51,468 registered candidates, 3,18,506 appeared for paper-I of the test. For paper II, 2,77,900 candidates had registered, out of whom 2,51,070 (90.35 per cent) […]
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Hyderabad: The State government expedited the process for issuing notification to fill 9,168 posts under Group-IV cadre. The officials concerned were instructed to submit all the relevant information including roster point details to the Telangana State Public Service Commission (TSPSC) by May 29. Accordingly, the officials will submit complete information pertaining to vacancies to the […]
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Hyderabad: A total of 6,26,928 candidates registered for the Telangana State Teacher Eligibility Test (TS TET) 2022 till the last count on Tuesday. According to the State Council of Educational Research and Training, of the total, 3,50,205 candidates applied for the paper-I and 2,76,723 for paper-II of the test. The TS TET 2022 is scheduled […]
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Adilabad: Forest Minister Allola Indrakaran Reddy and legislators of erstwhile Adilabad district have come forward to extend coaching to aspirants of government jobs following Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao’s announcement to take up recruitment of 80,039 posts in various departments and as per a suggestion made by Information Technology minister K Taraka Rama Rao. […]
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Hyderabad: Telangana BJP State president Bandi Sanjay Kumar on Saturday demanded that the State government set up a study circle in each Assembly constituency to enable students from the SC, ST and BC communities prepare for competitive exams for securing a job since the State government announced filling up of 80,039 vacancies. In a letter […]
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Koneru Charitable Trust, with the help of donors, began the coaching at the camp office of Sirpur (T) MLA in Kaghaznagar and a sports stadium in Koutala on January 18
