Madhya Pradesh Teacher Eligibility Test Application Deadline Likely To Be Extended Again As Exam Shifts Offline
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): The deadline for applying for the Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) in MP is likely to be extended again. A decision on extending the application window by a week or 15 days is expected within the next couple of days. The number of examination centres will be decided based on the number of applications received. Officials are also planning to provide candidates with…
Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh: The application deadline for the Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) in the state appears set to be extended once more. Officials anticipate a decision on whether the deadline will be pushed by one week or 15 days within the coming days. The exact number of examination centres will be determined by the volume of applications submitted.
Efforts are being made to place examination centres in proximity to candidates' residences. Initially, the application submission date was set for September 4, but it was subsequently extended to September 18. Following changes in the examination agency to the Madhya Pradesh Basic Education Board (MPBSE), and subsequent demands from teacher organizations, the application deadline is expected to receive yet another extension.
The government opted for an offline examination mode after consultations with teacher unions. The Directorate of Public Instruction (DPI) subsequently recommended the MPBSE to administer the test. The examination will now be held in an offline format, featuring objective-type questions. The Madhya Pradesh Board is expected to soon finalize the examination plan and commence printing the question papers.
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