Kerala TET 2019 postponed, check details here
TOI-Online | Updated: Jan 27, 2019, 16:37 IST
NEW DELHI: The Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan is to conduct Kerala Teacher Eligibility Test(KTET) in 2019. The examination is to be conducted in January-February, 2019. As per the latest update from the Examination Commissioner of Kerala, the dates for KTET 2019 January session has been postponed.
KTET 2019 is to be conducted in 4 categories for the school level teachers- KTET 1, KTET 2, KTET 3 and KTET 4. The candidates are informed that the changes in the examination dates has been made for the high school teacher-KTET 3. As per the previous schedule the exam for KTET 3 was to be conducted on February 4, 2019. The new date for KTET 3 exam as per the Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan is February 5, 2019. The examination will conclude on February 6, 2019
Candidates are also informed that the hall tickets for KTET 2019 has been released by the Pareeksha Bhavan at their official website- keralapareekshabhavan.in
Direct link to download KTET 2019 Admit Card
For more details and updates the candidates are advised to keep a check on the Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan official website- keralapareekshabhavan.in
KTET 2019 is to be conducted in 4 categories for the school level teachers- KTET 1, KTET 2, KTET 3 and KTET 4. The candidates are informed that the changes in the examination dates has been made for the high school teacher-KTET 3. As per the previous schedule the exam for KTET 3 was to be conducted on February 4, 2019. The new date for KTET 3 exam as per the Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan is February 5, 2019. The examination will conclude on February 6, 2019
Candidates are also informed that the hall tickets for KTET 2019 has been released by the Pareeksha Bhavan at their official website- keralapareekshabhavan.in
Direct link to download KTET 2019 Admit Card
For more details and updates the candidates are advised to keep a check on the Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan official website- keralapareekshabhavan.in
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