Today is the release date of the AP TET 2024 results at aptet.apcfss.in. How to Check

The Andhra Pradesh Teacher Eligibility Test (AP TET) 2024 results are expected to be released by the state’s Department of School Education today, March 14. Examinees who took the test may get their results by visiting aptet.apcfss.in, the official website.

From February 27 to March 9, there were two sessions for the AP TET 2024: one from 9:30 am to noon and another from 2:30 pm to 5 pm.

On March 6, 2024, the tentative answer key for the AP TET 2024 was released. By March 7 at the latest, candidates who expressed dissatisfaction with the preliminary answer key may file complaints. On March 13, the final solution key will be made available.

AP TET 2024 RESULTS: A GUIDE TO VERIFY
The candidates may obtain their AP TET 2024 result by following these easy steps:

Step 1: Visit aptet.apcfss.in, the AP TET 2024 official website.

Step 2: After landing on the website’s main page, search for and choose the “AP TET Result 2024” link.

Step 3: You will be sent to a new page where you must enter your login information after clicking on the result link.

Step 4: Click “Submit” after entering the information.

Step 5: Your AP TET 2024 result will appear on the screen upon submission. Examine the details thoroughly.

Step 6: Download the outcome and print it out for your records.

There are two papers on the AP Test. Candidates who pass Paper 1 are entitled to teach courses 1 through 5, and those who pass Paper 2 are able to teach classes 6 through 8.

In order to pass the AP TET 2024, applicants must get at least 60% of the possible points. Candidates in the BC category, on the other hand, must get at least 50% of the possible points, while candidates in the SC, ST, differently abled, and ex-servicemen categories must receive at least 40%.

The two hours and thirty minutes that make up the AP TET test are filled with 150 multiple-choice questions (MCQs). Paper 1 has five components, namely language 1, pedagogy, mathematics, environmental studies, and language 1. Every section has thirty multiple-choice questions (MCQs), each worth one mark. Paper 2 has five components as well: language 1, English, topics associated with the selected stream, and child development and pedagogy. There are thirty multiple-choice questions in each of the first three parts and sixty in the last one.