TS EdCET 2026 Exam Pattern: Check Subject-wise Pattern & Marking Scheme

The Telangana State Education Common Entrance Test (TSEdCET) consists of multiple-choice questions. The exam duration is 2 hours/120 minutes. Subjects include - General English, General Knowledge & Teachng Aptitude, Mathematics, Physical Scneinces, Bioogical Sciences, Social Studies and English. Each correct answer carries one mark, and there is no negative marking.

Yes, the TSEdCET exam conducted in dual languages - English and Telugu. For the English methodology, the paper is conducted only in English. Candidates must carefully select their language preference while filling the application form. The instructions in the TSEdCET question paper will be provided in the selected language. Being familiar with the exam language is essential for comprehension and time management during the test.

No, there is no negative marking in the TSEdCET exam. Students must attempt all 150 questions without the fear of penalty for incorrect answers. This will provide an advantage for them to maximize their score. Even if candidates are unsure about a few questions, it's still advisable to make an educated guess. However, this should not substitute for preparation, as accuracy boosts confidence and rankings. Practicing mock tests can help manage time and reduce guesswork.

No, as per the exam body Mahatam Gandhi University, Nalgonda, there are no sectional time limits in the Telangana State Education Common Entrance Test (TSEdCET). Candidates can manage their time at their own convenience across all sections during the entrance exam.

No, there is no negative marking in the Telangana State Education Common Entrance Test (TSEdCET) hence, giving candidates the chance to attempt all the questions without the fear of losing marks for incorrect answers.

No, there is no such order mentioned by the exam body Mahatma Gandhi University, Nalgonda where candidates can attempt the sections. Candidates can attempt the questions as per any order they prefer. They can start with the section they are most comfortable with to build confidence during the entrance exam.

No, it is not necessary to enroll in a coaching centre for TSEdCET exam,  while coaching can be helpful, it's not mandatory. With the right study materials, dedication, and self-discipline candidates can prepare for the TSEdCET exam effectively on your own.

To prepare effectively for the TSEdCET 2026 exam candidates must first start by understanding the TSEdCET exam pattern and syllabus thoroughly. They must then create a study schedule by alloting equal time to each topics, reivision and practice of the previous years' question papers. Candidates must then focus on strengthening their weak areas. However, in between all these, it is also advised to take regular breaks and avoid burnout.

To prepare for the TSEdCET exam, candidates are advised to understand the syllabus and exam pattern  in detailed. They must thoroughly practice the previous years’ question papers and give mock tests. The mock tests are available on the official website of the exam. While preparing for the exam candidates must focus on improving their English proficiency, stay updated with current affairs, and solidify your subject-specific knowledge.

To prepare for the TSEdCET there are a lot of study materials available in the market as well as online however, it is advised to not get confused and stick to only the best and reliable study materials for the exam. As per experts and toppers, the recommended books for the TSEdCET include "TSEdCET Guide" by V.V.K. Subburaj, "TSEdCET Practice Papers" by Vijeta Competitions Editorial Board, and specific subject textbooks based on candidate's chosen stream. Candidates are also advised to use NCERT books for a strong foundation.