Appearing for PTET 2026 exam on June 14. Go through important PTET exam day guidelines as well as dos and don'ts to follow at the test centre.
PTET exam is being conducted today on June 14, 2026. PTET 2026 will be held under strict supervision to ensure there are no irregularities at the examination centres. Those who will be appearing for the Rajasthan PTET exam must make sure they follow the guidelines. There are certain actions and items prohibited at the PTET centre. So, ahead of PTET 2026 exam day, check below some important PTET 2026 exam day guidelines and dos and don'ts that candidates need to follow.
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Rajasthan PTET 2026 Exam Highlights
| Particulars |
Details |
|---|---|
| Exam Name |
Rajasthan PTET 2026 |
| Conducting Body |
VMOU Kota |
| Exam Date |
June 14, 2026 |
| Exam Mode |
Offline (Pen and Paper) |
| Courses Offered |
2-Year B.Ed, BA B.Ed, BSc B.Ed |
| Exam Duration |
3 Hours |
PTET Exam Day Guidelines - Dos
Reporting time will be mentioned on the admit card. Reach the PTET exam centre well before time to avoid any last-minute rush. Carry a printed copy of the PTET admit card 2026 downloaded from the official website, along with an original photo ID issued by the Government of India.
It is mandatory for all PTET test takers to carry a valid photo identification proof. Check below the list of documents considered as valid photo ID proof for the test day.
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- Aadhaar Card
- PAN Card
- Voter ID
- Driving Licence
- Passport
- Carry an additional passport-size photograph as a precautionary measure during verification. Candidates claiming reservation benefits should keep the relevant category certificate available if required during verification.
- At the entry gate, examination staff will check the PTET admit card and photo ID. Candidates will be frisked for security purposes. They should co-operate with the test centre staff in this process.
- Items such as mobile phones, watches, bags, books, electronic gadgets, bluetooth devices, wallets, etc. will not be allowed inside the exam centre. So, carry only those items that are permitted as per the PTET admit card 2026.
- Carry only a blue or black ballpoint pen as stationery for filling the OMR sheet and signing the attendance sheet. The PTET exam is OMR-based. Fill circles completely and carefully. Make sure roll number details and booklet series are entered correctly before marking answers.
Also Read: Rajasthan PTET Syllabus 2026
Commonly asked questions
The total duration of the PTET exam is 3 hours. Candidates must complete all questions within this time.
PTET is generally considered moderate in difficulty. With proper preparation and practice, candidates can score well.
Registered candidates can download either using their application number or roll number on the login portal. Once the PTET 2026 notification is released, the link will be added.
A good score is one that is above the PTET cutoff and gives a strong rank. Generally, higher scores improve chances of getting admission in top colleges.
PTET Exam Day Guidelines - Don'ts
Here are some actions candidates should avoid on PTET exam day:
- Do not sign on admit card before invigilator does so at centre. The invigilator will sign PTET admit card of each test taker after verification process.
- Candidates should not indulge in any kind of malpractice. In case any candidate is found breaking code of conduct, they will be strictly penalized.
- Do not carry books, notes, rough sheets, or any study material inside exam hall. Sheets for rough work, if any, will be provided inside test room.
- Do not carry electronic items such as phones, smart watches, bluetooth devices, earphones, calculators, or any communication device.
- Do not wear heavy jewellery, bracelets, chains, rings, smart watches, or metallic accessories. Prefer simple and comfortable clothing to ensure smooth security checks.
- Do not mark more than one option as your answer. Such entries will be marked invalid.
- Do not create problems for staff at time of identification. Cooperate with them.
- Do not disturb other candidates or attempt to look at their OMR sheets. You will be disqualified for that.
- Do not use a pencil on OMR sheet unless specifically instructed. Do not fold, damage, or make unnecessary marks on OMR sheet.
- Do not leave your seat or exam hall without permission from invigilator.
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Neither is universally better. PTET is suitable for candidates who want to teach higher classes, while BSTC is designed for those who wish to become primary teachers.
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The official website for PTET exam 2026 is ptetvmoukota2026.in.
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The last date for PTET application correction reopened window was June 30, 2026.
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PTET application form correction window 2026 reopened on June 18, 2026.
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YEs, PTET offers 10% reservation to Economically Weaker Section (EWS) students.
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PTET counselling reservation policy for Women is done as per the State Govt policy.
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PTET offers 5% reservation for Scheduled Castes category students.
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No, PTET 2026 exam session is currently ongoing. The exam was conducted on June 14, 2026. The result will be out soon.
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No, you can not challenge PTET final answer key. The final answer key is released after evaluating the objections raised by students on the provisional answer key.
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