KTET

The marking scheme of KTET exam is as follows: - The KTET 2025 exam consists of multiple-choice questions, where each question carries one mark. - There is no negative marking for incorrect answers, which means that candidates do not lose marks for wrong answers. - The KTET exam has a total of 150 questions, and the maximum marks that can be scored are 150.

To qualify the KTET 2025 exam, candidates need to score a minimum of 60 per cent marks, which means that they need to score at least 90 marks out of 150. However, the content of the papers is different, and candidates need to appear for the paper that is relevant to their desired teaching level.

Yes, candidates can challenge the KTET answer key for more than one question if they believe that there are errors or discrepancies in the answer key. The Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan (KPB) provides a specified time frame during which candidates can raise objections to the KTET answer key, and candidates can submit their objections to multiple questions within this time frame. Please note that candidates are required to submit their objections along with any supporting documents or evidence to substantiate their claim. The KPB will review all the objections received and release the final KTET Answer Key based on their findings. The final KTET results will be based on the final answer key released by the KPB.

There is no negative marking in the KTET (Kerala Teacher Eigibility Test) exam. The KTET exam is conducted for four categories. All the levels of 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 KTET exam.

To qualify the KTET (Kerala Teacher Eligibility Test), candidates are required to achieve the minimum qualifying marks set by the conducting authority. Here are the qualifying criteria for KTET:
For General Category Candidates:

Minimum 60 per cent marks are required to qualify the KTET 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 KTET examination. It's important to note that qualifying the KTET 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 Kerala. Further selection processes, such as interviews or document verification, may be required by the respective recruiting authorities.