- By Sakshi Gupta
- Thu, 03 Aug 2023 09:01 AM (IST)
- Source:JND
JE Education Desk: The Cabinet has resolved that Graduate and Post Graduate Teachers of Secondary Schools will no longer be required to take the Teachers Eligibility Test or TET. Instead, the TET-cum-Recruitment Test for GT & PGT of Secondary Schools will be administered by the state government. By implementing the TET-cum-recruitment test, Assam hopes to guarantee that all of its educators are highly trained and knowledgeable in the fields in which they teach.
It should be noted that the TET exam is a prerequisite for teaching positions in India. Graduate and postgraduate instructors who were previously forced to take the exam have now received respite from the Assam Government.
The news has been released by the Assam education minister, Ranoj Pegu on his official handle. He tweeted, "Assam Cabinet Decides: TET will not be required for Graduate and Post Graduate Teachers of Secondary Schools. Assam will conduct TET-cum-Recruitment Test for GT & PGT of Secondary Schools. Successful candidates will be equal to the number of vacancies."
Assam Cabinet Decides: TET will not be required for Graduate and Post Graduate Teachers of Secondary Schools. Assam will conduct TET-cum-Recruitment Test for GT & PGT of Secondary Schools. Successful candidates will be equal to the number of vacancies.
— Ranoj Pegu (@ranojpeguassam) August 2, 2023
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About teaching posts in Assam
The selected applicants will be equivalent to the number of openings, according to the Assam cabinet. This decision may draw qualified teachers who can have a big impact on how well the state's young minds are educated. The Assam Special TET 2023 Registration process this year took place from March 5 through March 25, 2023.
Assam Teachers Eligibility Test: Exam Pattern
On April 30, 2023, the Assam Government held the Assam Teachers Eligibility Test for applicants to the positions of Lower Primary and Upper Primary teacher. There were 150 multiple-choice questions in each of the two papers of the exam, each of which lasted two and a half hours. Candidates who were blind were given an additional 20 minutes.
