MAHA TET

Paper 1 and Paper 2 are the two papers that make up the MAHA TET test. Candidates who wish to teach Classes 1 through 5 should take the MAHA TET Paper 1, and those who wish to teach Classes 6 through 8 should take Paper 2. Candidates must take both exams if they wish to teach classes one through eight. Each paper consists of 150 multiple-choice questions (MCQs) of the objective kind. 

Negative marking is not offered in the MAHA TET exam. For inaccurate or erroneous exam responses, candidates receive a score of zero. Both Paper 1 and Paper 2 of the MAHA TET test have 150 questions in total, and each question is worth one mark. Candidates receive one mark for every right response on the test, and zero for every wrong response. The MAHA TET exam does not penalise erroneous answers or questions that are not attempted.

Candidates should prepare a concrete preparation strategy to crack the MAHA TET exam with high scores. Have a look at some of the best MAHA TET preparation tips below:

• Understand the MAHA TET exam pattern
• Cover the entire MAHA TET syllabus
• Refer to the best MAHA TET books and study material.
• Solve MAHA TET question papers and mock tests.
• Prepare the short notes for quick revision during the last days.
• Create an effective study plan to pass the exam.

Applications for the Maharashtra Teacher Eligibility Test (MAHA TET) for 2024 were due on September 30, 2024. Candidates had to finish registering by the September 9, 2024, application deadline in order to be eligible to take the November 10, 2024, exam.