Tougher Question Papers Lead to Lower Pass Percentiles

Experts attribute this decline to the increased difficulty of the TET question papers. Compared to the February 2024 TET exam, this round’s question papers were significantly tougher, which has adversely affected the overall pass rates.

Out of 3,68,661 candidates who appeared for the exams, only 1,87,256 managed to qualify, resulting in an overall pass percentage of 50.79%. This marks a notable decline from previous examinations, highlighting the challenges faced by candidates.

Detailed Breakdown of Pass Percentages

• Paper 1 (A) – SGT Telugu and Minor Media: Out of 1,60,017 candidates, 1,04,785 (65.48%) passed.
• Paper 1 (B) – SGT Special Schools: Out of 2,173 candidates, only 767 (35.3%) passed.
• Paper 2 (A) – School Assistant Languages: Of the 55,781 candidates, 22,080 (39.58%) passed.
• Paper 2 (A) – School Assistant Maths and Science: From 88,290 candidates, 33,525 (37.97%) passed.
• Paper 2 (A) – School Assistant Social Studies: Out of 60,442 candidates, 24,472 (40.49%) passed.
• Paper 2 (A) – School Assistant Special Schools: The highest pass percentage was here, with 1,958 candidates appearing and 1,627 (87.09%) passing.

The Paper 2 (A) – School Assistant Special Schools recorded the highest pass percentage at 87.09%, while the majority of the remaining papers had pass percentages below 40%.

Concerns Among Candidates

The challenging nature of the TET has left many candidates worried about the upcoming District Selection Committee (DSC) exams. The general sentiment is that if the TET was this difficult, the DSC exams may be even more challenging.

The AP TET was conducted over a span of 17 days from October 3 to October 21 at various centers throughout the state, with approximately 4,27,300 candidates registered for the exam. Candidates can check their results on the official AP TET website.

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Conclusion

The significant decrease in pass percentages for the AP TET July 2024 highlights the need for careful consideration of exam difficulty and preparation strategies. As candidates prepare for future exams, it remains to be seen how these changes will impact the teaching landscape in Andhra Pradesh.

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Key Details:

• Examination Dates: The AP TET was conducted over a period of 17 days, from October 3 to October 21, 2024.
• Candidates Registered: A total of 4,27,300 candidates applied for the TET.
• Attendance Rate: Out of those, 3,68,661 candidates (approximately 86.28%) appeared for the examination.

The TET results carry significant importance, accounting for 20% of the total weightage in the DSC (District Selection Committee) examination, and the scores hold lifetime validity for qualified candidates.

Once the results are released, candidates will be able to check their marks directly on the official website. A direct link will be provided for easy access.

Passing Criteria:

The passing percentages for the TET vary by community:

• General (OC) Category: Candidates must score 60% or above to pass.
• BC (Backward Classes) Category: A minimum of 50% marks is required.
• SC/ST/PH/Ex-Serviceman Categories: Candidates need to secure at least 40% marks to qualify.

Conclusion:

As the results are just hours away from being announced, all candidates are advised to stay updated and check the official website for their scores. The anticipation is high, and the outcomes will pave the way for many to pursue their teaching careers.

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