MAHA TET

Have a look at the benefits of the MAHA TET answer key PDF below-

• Helps candidates in identifying correct and incorrect answers.
• Guesstimates the scores in the exam.
• Helps in exam preparation for future sessions.

The MAHA TET is a exam and candidates need to get minimum passing marks to clear it. The marks are 90 for general and 82 for reserved category candidates. However, candidates who get score of 120-150 are considered as good scorers.qualifying

To qualify the MAHA TET exam and receive the eligibility certificate, candidates need to achive the minimum qualifying marks. The MAHA TET qualifying marks differ for general category and reserved category candidates. Have a look at the MAHA TET qualifying scores below:

No. The MAHA TET 2026 result will be declared on the official portal at mahatet.in. The MAHA TET result 2026 will be released online. The Maharashtra State Council of Examination (MSCE) announced the interim results. Candidates can check the results and download their MAHA TET scorecard by logging in to the official website of the exam. Candidates need to obtain the minimum qualifying marks to clear the exam. 

Yes, if you have completed B.Sc with more than 50% cumulative score then you are completely eligible to apply and appear for Maharashtra TET exam in the year 2024 and for further years too.

Candidates can raise objections against the Maha TET answer key. The Maharashtra State Council of Examination (MSCE) provides one-time facility to challenge the answer key. Candidates can challenge the interim answer key for the Maha TET exam by visiting mahatet.in and attaching the evidence supporting their claim.

Candidates appearing for the Maha TET exam should reach the centre before the reporting time mentioned on the admit card. Candidates must reach the examination centre at least half an hour before the reporting time.

The Maha TET exam is conducted in two shifts on a single day. The first shift is for Maha TET Paper 1 and is conducted from 10:30 am to 1:00 pm. The second shift is for Maha TET Paper 2 and is held from 2:30 pm to 5 pm. The exam is of 2 hours 30 minutes duration.

Candidates are not allowed to carry calculators inside the exam centre in Maha TET exam. Candidates are not allowed entry with any electronic item, phone, watch or other items to the Maha TET exam centres. Candidates should read the instructions mentioned on their Maha TET admit card carefully before appearing for the exam. 

While appearing for the MAHA TET exam, candidates need to undergo security check at the entry gate of the exam centre. During the entry to the Maha TET exam centres, candidates' admit cards are scrutinised to ensure that they have been allotted the seat at the respective centre to take the examination. Candidates need to carry Maha TET admit card along with the Photo ID proof to the centre or else they are not allowed to sit in the examination. So, do not take risk and make sure that you carry the admit card.