Teacher exams

The TNTET 2025 is an eligibility exam conducted to determine the eligibility of candidates as Classes 1 to 8 teachers in the schools of Tamil Nadu. The TNTET 2025 notification was released which comprises the eligibility criteria, vacancy, application process, pattern, syllabus, and more.

Yes, as a B.Sc (Hons) Instrumentation student, you are eligible to pursue a B.Ed degree and sit for government teacher exams, as a bachelor's degree in any stream is generally accepted as a qualifying criterion for B.Ed admission and most government teacher recruitment processes; just ensure you meet the specific percentage requirements set by the institution or exam conducting body you are applying to.

Yes why not, but in Nepal the degree must be recognised. All you have to do is apply in AIU ( Association of Indian University) for equivalence certificate one time process submit all the required documents along with some fees after verification you will get a equivalence certificate so that in future you don't have to bother while applying for studies or job purposes.

The candidates need to qualify for both papers that are paper 1 and paper 2 in order to be eligible to qualify for the WB SET exam. The candidates have to score a minimum of 40 per cent marks (Unreserved category) and 35 per cent of marks to qualify for the WB SET exam. However, among the candidates crossing the minimum qualifying marks, the top 6 per cent of the candidates will be made qualified for the Assistant Professor.

The candidates need to qualify for both papers that are paper 1 and paper 2 in order to be eligible to qualify for the MH SET exam. The candidates have to score a minimum of 40 per cent marks (Unreserved category) and 35 per cent of marks to qualify for the MH SET exam. However, among the candidates crossing the minimum qualifying marks, the top 6 per cent of the candidates will be made qualified for the Assistant Professor.