Maharashtra TET Answer Key: Over 3,800 objections received
The Maharashtra State Council of Examination (MSCE) has received a record 3,847 objections to the teacher eligibility test (TET) conducted on January 19.
PUNE: The Maharashtra State Council of Examination (MSCE) has received a record 3,847 objections to the teacher eligibility test (TET) conducted on January 19. Experts will study the objections and take relevant decisions before announcing the results.
About 3,43,286 candidates across Maharashtra attempted the exam in nine divisions of the state. The test was conducted over two sessions, with Paper I in the morning session and Paper II in the afternoon session. For Paper I, nearly 1.88 lakh candidates appeared while about 1.54 lakh candidates attempted Paper II. The exam was conducted at 1,044 centres in Maharashtra.
The MSCE announced the final answer key to the question paper and suggestions or objections were invited from various stakeholders. MSCE commissioner Tukaram Supe said that a separate online link was made available to register suggestions and objections on the MSCE portal. For Paper I, the council received 1,890 objections and for Paper II there were 1,957 objections. Of these, the maximum objections were registered for social science paper with 1,602 errors while for maths and science combined there were 355 objections. In total, there were close to 35-40 questions in the paper over which objections have been received.
In the paper conducted for Marathi medium, the most objections were regarding grammatical errors while in the English medium paper there were 45 objections. The Urdu medium paper received 12 objections whereas Hindi medium saw three objections.
Supe said that a panel of experts will study the objections on February 13 and 14 before the final answer key is announced. "The results will be announced in the second week of March," said Supe.
About 3,43,286 candidates across Maharashtra attempted the exam in nine divisions of the state. The test was conducted over two sessions, with Paper I in the morning session and Paper II in the afternoon session. For Paper I, nearly 1.88 lakh candidates appeared while about 1.54 lakh candidates attempted Paper II. The exam was conducted at 1,044 centres in Maharashtra.
The MSCE announced the final answer key to the question paper and suggestions or objections were invited from various stakeholders. MSCE commissioner Tukaram Supe said that a separate online link was made available to register suggestions and objections on the MSCE portal. For Paper I, the council received 1,890 objections and for Paper II there were 1,957 objections. Of these, the maximum objections were registered for social science paper with 1,602 errors while for maths and science combined there were 355 objections. In total, there were close to 35-40 questions in the paper over which objections have been received.
In the paper conducted for Marathi medium, the most objections were regarding grammatical errors while in the English medium paper there were 45 objections. The Urdu medium paper received 12 objections whereas Hindi medium saw three objections.
Supe said that a panel of experts will study the objections on February 13 and 14 before the final answer key is announced. "The results will be announced in the second week of March," said Supe.
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