West Bengal Teacher Eligibility Test

Nearly seven lakh candidates on Sunday appeared in the TET examination to fill up around 11,000 vacancies for primary teacher posts in government-sponsored and aided schools in West Bengal.

Names such as Mamata Banerjee, Dilip Ghosh, Sujan Chakraborty and Suvendu Adhikari have featured on the teachers' recruitment list, though the West Bengal primary education board says these are not the well-known politicians but mere namesakes

The last date to complete West Bengal Teacher Eligibility Test (WBTET) is today, that is October 29, 2017. The exam is being conducted for filling up around 30,000 vacancies in primary schools across West Bengal state.

The Calcutta High Court today allowed around 200 petitioners, who could not apply for the Teachers' Eligibility Test owing to changes in the eligibility criteria by the West Bengal government, to appear in the exam.

West Bengal Board of Primary Education has invited online applications for Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) 2017 (Primary) for recruiting teachers into more than 30,000 vacancies the board has announced recently.

The WB TET 2017 (teacher eligibility test) is mandatory for getting teaching jobs in West Bengal state-aided primary schools.

Candidates can check the updates at the official website wbbpe.org.

The date of the examination and other particulars will be declared on October 9, Board president Manik Bhattacharya said.

Opposition parties today criticized the West Bengal government for deferring the primary Teachers Eligibility Test (TET) due to missing question papers and accused the ruling TMC of being involved in corruption.

The West Bengal government has put off an eligibility exam for the post of primary teachers that was scheduled to start from August 30 till October 4. Atleast one sack full of question papers disappeared from a minibus they were being transported in yesterday, from Kolkata to Hooghly district.

After some question papers went missing, the West Bengal government has deferred the primary Teachers Eligibility Test (TET) examination for recruitment of teachers to October 4.

Nearly seven lakh candidates on Sunday appeared in the TET examination to fill up around 11,000 vacancies for primary teacher posts in government-sponsored and aided schools in West Bengal.

Names such as Mamata Banerjee, Dilip Ghosh, Sujan Chakraborty and Suvendu Adhikari have featured on the teachers' recruitment list, though the West Bengal primary education board says these are not the well-known politicians but mere namesakes

The last date to complete West Bengal Teacher Eligibility Test (WBTET) is today, that is October 29, 2017. The exam is being conducted for filling up around 30,000 vacancies in primary schools across West Bengal state.

The Calcutta High Court today allowed around 200 petitioners, who could not apply for the Teachers' Eligibility Test owing to changes in the eligibility criteria by the West Bengal government, to appear in the exam.

West Bengal Board of Primary Education has invited online applications for Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) 2017 (Primary) for recruiting teachers into more than 30,000 vacancies the board has announced recently.

The WB TET 2017 (teacher eligibility test) is mandatory for getting teaching jobs in West Bengal state-aided primary schools.

Candidates can check the updates at the official website wbbpe.org.

The date of the examination and other particulars will be declared on October 9, Board president Manik Bhattacharya said.

Opposition parties today criticized the West Bengal government for deferring the primary Teachers Eligibility Test (TET) due to missing question papers and accused the ruling TMC of being involved in corruption.

The West Bengal government has put off an eligibility exam for the post of primary teachers that was scheduled to start from August 30 till October 4. Atleast one sack full of question papers disappeared from a minibus they were being transported in yesterday, from Kolkata to Hooghly district.

After some question papers went missing, the West Bengal government has deferred the primary Teachers Eligibility Test (TET) examination for recruitment of teachers to October 4.