Cutoff marks were reduced in Bihar Teacher Eligibility Test (TET/CTET), Education Department issued orders

In Bihar, the minimum marks of passing the OBC, EBC and general category women have been reduced in the Teacher Eligibility Test (TET/CTET). Now the candidates of these classes will be considered passed on scoring 82 marks in 150. Earlier, the minimum marks for passing were fixed at 82.5, which has been reduced by 0.5 points.

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Decision taken after court order

The Education Department issued an official order in this regard on Friday. According to the department, this amendment has been made on the basis of Allahabad High Court order and NCTE guidelines.

• Earlier: OBC and EBC candidates were exempted to score 55% marks instead of 60% to pass.
• 150 marks contained 55% = 82.5 marks, so the standard of passing was 82.5 marks.
• Now on the direction of the court, instead of 82.5, it will be considered to pass at 82 points.

No change for other categories

• Candidates of Scheduled Castes (SC) and Scheduled Tribes (ST) will be considered passed by getting 50% marks.
• For general category candidates, the minimum marks of passage will remain 60% (90 marks).

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