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Assam Teacher Eligibility Test (Assam TET)

Your complete guide to the Assam Teacher Eligibility Test — eligibility, Paper I & II exam pattern, syllabus, qualifying marks and certificate validity, based on official SCERT Assam / NCTE norms.

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Assam GK Complete Notes 2026

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Assam GK Complete Notes 2026 - the master, comprehensive Assam General Knowledge resource for every major Assam competitive examination: ADRE Grade 3 & Grade 4 (Assam Direct Recruitment Examination, SLRC), Assam Police Constable and Assam Police SI (SLPRB), APSC CCE (Combined Competitive Examination, Prelims & Mains), Assam Forest, Assam TET LP and Assam TET UP, Assam Apex Bank, Assam Secretariat recruitment and other Assam Government exams. Comprehensive coverage of Assam Geography (districts, subdivisions, rivers, national parks, wildlife sanctuaries, Ramsar sites, borders, important locations), History (ancient Assam, Ahom kingdom, Battle of Saraighat, Lachit Borphukan, Treaty of Yandabo, freedom movement), Polity (Governor, Chief Minister, Legislative Assembly, Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha, autonomous councils), Economy (tea, oil, natural gas, agriculture, handloom, handicrafts), Culture (Bihu, Satras, tribes, folk dances, festivals), Literature & Personalities, Awards & Honours, Assam GI tags, Sports in Assam, Important Institutions, important Assam current affairs and a large exam-oriented one-liner revision section. Use this comprehensive resource to learn each topic in depth; pair it with the APSC Assam Static GK Quick Revision Notes for last-minute revision.

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2026 cycle

Special Assam TET 2026 (LP & UP Levels)

SCERT Assam / the Department of School Education, Assam has notified the Special Assam TET 2026 for the Lower Primary and Upper Primary levels. For complete eligibility, the application window, exam dates and the apply link, refer to the official SCERT Assam portal — these details are released with each notification.

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Important Dates

  • Latest notificationSpecial Assam TET 2026 (LP & UP) — notifiedopen
  • Application windowRefer to the official notificationupcoming
  • Examination dateTo be announcedupcoming
  • Previous cycle (Assam TET 2024)Examination held 29 December 2024closed

Exam Overview

The Assam Teacher Eligibility Test (Assam TET) is conducted to determine the eligibility of candidates for appointment as teachers in elementary schools (Classes I–VIII) in Assam, in accordance with the Right to Education (RTE) Act, 2009 and the guidelines of the National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE). SCERT Assam is the State Academic Authority for the TET.

The test has two papers — Paper I for the Lower Primary level (Classes I–V) and Paper II for the Upper Primary level (Classes VI–VIII). A candidate who intends to teach at both levels may appear for both papers.

Qualifying the Assam TET only establishes eligibility; it does not by itself guarantee appointment, which is made through a separate recruitment process. As per current norms, the TET qualifying certificate has lifetime validity.

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Child Development & PedagogyLanguage I & Language IIMathematics

Frequently Asked Questions

Who conducts the Assam TET?

The Assam TET is conducted under the State Academic Authority, SCERT Assam, and the Department of School Education, Government of Assam, in accordance with NCTE norms and the RTE Act, 2009.

What are the papers in the Assam TET?

There are two papers — Paper I for the Lower Primary level (Classes I–V) and Paper II for the Upper Primary level (Classes VI–VIII). Candidates may appear for one or both depending on the level they wish to teach.

Is there negative marking in the Assam TET?

No. There is no negative marking in either Paper I or Paper II.

What are the qualifying marks for the Assam TET?

A candidate must score at least 60% (90 out of 150) to qualify. A 5% relaxation is allowed for SC/ST/OBC/PwD candidates as per the official norms.

How many questions are there and what is the duration?

Each paper has 150 multiple-choice questions for 150 marks, to be answered in 2 hours 30 minutes.

What is the validity of the Assam TET certificate?

As per current norms, the TET qualifying certificate has lifetime validity, unless notified otherwise by the Government of Assam.

Does qualifying the Assam TET guarantee a teaching job?

No. Qualifying the TET only establishes eligibility for recruitment; appointment is made through a separate recruitment process.

Exam Pattern

The Assam TET is an objective (MCQ) test with two papers. Each paper has 150 multiple-choice questions for 150 marks and a duration of 2 hours 30 minutes. There is no negative marking. The minimum qualifying mark is 60% (90 out of 150), with a 5% relaxation for SC/ST/OBC/PwD candidates. The TET certificate has lifetime validity.

Paper I — Lower Primary (Classes I–V)

150 marks

For candidates intending to teach Classes I–V. 150 MCQs · 150 marks · 2 hours 30 minutes. No negative marking.

PaperMarksQuestionsDuration
Child Development & Pedagogy3030—
Language I3030—
Language II3030—
Mathematics3030—
Environmental Studies3030—

Paper II — Upper Primary (Classes VI–VIII)

150 marks

For candidates intending to teach Classes VI–VIII. 150 MCQs · 150 marks · 2 hours 30 minutes. No negative marking.

PaperMarksQuestionsDuration
Child Development & Pedagogy3030—
Language I3030—
Language II3030—
Mathematics & ScienceFor Mathematics & Science teachers6060—
Social Studies / Social ScienceFor Social Studies teachers (opt one of the two)6060—

Syllabus

Paper I — Lower Primary

Child Development & Pedagogy

  • Child development (elementary school child)
  • Concept of inclusive education and understanding children with special needs
  • Learning and pedagogy

Language I & Language II

  • Language comprehension (unseen passages)
  • Pedagogy of language development

Mathematics

  • Content (numbers, operations, geometry, measurement, data handling at primary level)
  • Pedagogical issues in teaching mathematics

Environmental Studies

  • Content (family & friends, food, shelter, water, travel, things we make and do)
  • Pedagogical issues in teaching EVS

Paper II — Upper Primary

Child Development & Pedagogy

  • Child development (elementary school child)
  • Concept of inclusive education and understanding children with special needs
  • Learning and pedagogy

Language I & Language II

  • Language comprehension and pedagogy of language development

Mathematics & Science (for Maths/Science teachers)

  • Mathematics content and pedagogy (upper primary level)
  • Science content and pedagogy (upper primary level)

Social Studies / Social Science (for Social Studies teachers)

  • History, Geography, Social & Political Life content
  • Pedagogical issues in teaching social studies
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Eligibility

Paper I — Lower Primary (Classes I–V)
Higher Secondary (10+2) with at least 50% marks and a Diploma in Elementary Education (D.El.Ed / D.Ed) or B.El.Ed; OR Graduation with at least 50% marks and a B.Ed — as per NCTE norms.
Paper II — Upper Primary (Classes VI–VIII)
Graduation and a 2-year Diploma in Elementary Education (D.El.Ed); OR Graduation with at least 50% marks and a B.Ed — as per NCTE norms.
Relaxation
A 5% relaxation in the qualifying-examination marks is allowed for reserved categories as per the NCTE notification (for example, candidates admitted to the 2-year D.El.Ed before 31 August 2009).
Official notification
Exact qualifications, percentages, category relaxations and any domicile requirement are governed by the current official notification and NCTE norms. Always confirm on scert.assam.gov.in.

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