WBTET

The minimum qualifying marks for the WBTET exam are as follows:

• For General and OBC candidates: 60 per cent marks (90 marks out of 150)
• For SC/ST candidates: 55 per cent marks (82 marks out of 150)

 Candidates who score equal to or more than the minimum qualifying marks are considered to have qualified the WBTET exam. It is important to note that the qualifying marks are the minimum marks required to pass the exam and do not guarantee selection for a teaching job. Candidates who qualify the WBTET exam are eligible to apply for teaching jobs in primary and upper primary schools in the state of West Bengal, subject to fulfilling other eligibility criteria mentioned in the recruitment notification.

The WBTET (West Bengal Teacher Eligibility Test) scorecard typically contains the following details:

• Candidate's Name: The scorecard will display the name of the candidate who appeared for the WBTET exam.
• Roll Number: The unique roll number assigned to the candidate for the WBTET examination will be mentioned on the scorecard.
• Registration Number: The registration number or application number provided during the WBTET registration process will be mentioned on the scorecard.
• Date of Birth: The candidate's date of birth, as provided during the registration, will be mentioned on the scorecard.
• Category: The category to which the candidate belongs (General, SC, ST, OBC, etc. ) to will be mentioned on the scorecard.
• Subject-wise Marks: The scorecard will display the marks obtained by the candidate in each subject or section of the WBTET examination.
• Total Marks: The total marks obtained by the candidate in the WBTET exam will be mentioned on the scorecard.
• Qualifying Status: The scorecard will indicate whether the candidate has qualified the WBTET examination or not.
• Signature and Seal: The scorecard will usually bear the signature of the authorized person and the official seal of the conducting authority.

To check the WBTET (West Bengal Teacher Eligibility Test) result on the official website, you will typically need the following details:

• Registration Number: This is the unique identification number assigned to you during the registration process for the WBTET examination.
• Date of Birth: You will need to provide your date of birth in the specified format (e. g., DD/MM/YYYY) as provided during the registration.

By entering these details correctly on the official WBTET website, you should be able to access your WBTET result. However, please note that the specific requirements may vary, so it's always best to refer to the official WBTET website or any official notifications related to result checking for the most accurate and up-to-date information.

The candidates gets confused over ample of books present in the market for preparation. We have suggested some books to prepare for the WBTET exam. Check the list below:

• CTET Child Development and Pedagogy for Paper I and Paper II- Pearson 
• Child Development and Pedagogy for Paper I and Paper II- Shyam Anand
• Chhaya West Bengal Primary TET Challenger in English- Chhaya Prakashani Editorial Team
• English for TET- DT Editorial Service
• Oxizone Books New Primary TET Practice Plus in Bengali 
• Primary TET (Bengali) - S K Jana
• West Bengal TET Math- Arvind Mohan Dwivedi
• Mathematics for TET- Pearson
• TET Social Studies- Anshul Mangal
• West Bengal TET (VI-VIII) Social Study- Sumona Chakravarty
• Environmental Studies for CTET- DT Editorial
• TET Environmental Studies- Arihant Experts