PTET

No, candidates cannot get admission in PTET without qualifying in the exam. Qualifying in the exam is  mandatory for admission to 2-year B.Ed and 4-year Integrated B.Ed programs in Rajasthan. Without qualifying PTET, candidates cannot enroll in government or private B.Ed colleges in the state. If a candidate misses the exam, they must wait for the next session to apply again.

The exact number of participating colleges varies each year, but generally, more than 900 colleges accept PTET scores for admission. The PTET counselling includes government, aided, and private B.Ed colleges in Rajasthan. The list of the colleges is mentioned in the official PTET brochure for the complete list of participating colleges.

The PTET counselling starts within a few weeks after the result is declared. The PTET counselling process involves the following process:

1. Online registration and choice filling for colleges.

2. Seat allotment based on rank and preferences.

3. Payment of the admission fee.

4. Document verification at the allotted institute.

5. Final admission confirmation.

Candidates are advised to regularly check the official website for counselling and related updates.

The PTET 2025 result is calculated on the basis of the total marks scored by candidates out of 200. The scorecard includes:

• Section-wise marks

• Total marks obtained

• Rank in the exam

• Category-wise rank (if applicable)

The final merit list will be prepared based on candidates' performance, and admissions are conducted accordingly.

If candidates find errors in their PTET answer key, they can challenge it by following steps mentioned below:

1. Visit official website.

2. On the homepage, click on the "Answer Key Objection" link.

3. Login with their credentials.

4. Select the question (s) they want to challenge and upload valid proof.

5. Pay a nominal fee (if applicable) and submit the objection.
   After reviewing all objections, the final answer key is released before result declaration.

The PTET 2025 provisional answer key is usually released within a week after the exam. Candidates can download the answer key from the official website and compare their responses. If they find discrepancies, they can challenge the answer key by submitting an objection with supporting proof. The final answer key is released after considering all objections, and the results are based on this final version.

No, as per the official notification, there is no minus marking in the PTET exam. The PTET 2026 does not have a negative marking encouraging candidates to attempt all questions without having to worry to loose any marks. This will allow them to maximize their scoring chances by making educated guesses where needed.

To prepare for the PTET exam candidates can refer to the following Some recommended books for PTET 2025 preparation are:

• Mental Ability: "A Modern Approach to Verbal & Non-Verbal Reasoning" by R.S. Aggarwal.

• Teaching Aptitude: "Teaching Aptitude & Attitude Test" by Arihant Publications.

• General Awareness: "Lucent's General Knowledge" and newspapers like The Hindu.

• Language Proficiency: "English Grammar & Composition" by Wren & Martin.
  Candidates can choose the books that cover the whole of the syllabus comprehensively and must practicing of past year questions in their preparation strategy.