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25th February 2022 11:09 AM
cookie1902
Re: Why BSc Nursing graduate can not write TET exam?

To write TET (Teachers Eligibility Test) examination a candidate should have obtained a Diploma in Education or Bachelor of Education (BEd) or completed any other prescribed teacher training course. After obtaining these courses only you are eligible to write the TET examination.
23rd February 2022 10:15 PM
Hera tabrez
Re: Why BSc Nursing graduate can not write TET exam?

Bsc nursing candidate cannot apply for TET exam.
In order to apply for TET paper 1 exam for teaching classes 1-5 one should have passed 10th with atleast 50% marks passed or appeared in final year of diploma in Elementary Education.

To be eligible to apply for TET paper 2 exam for teaching classes 6-8 one should have passed graduation with 50%marks passed and appearing in final year of diploma in Elementary Education or 1st year of bachelor's in education.

After bachelor's in nursing , one needs to persue BEd course to apply for TET .
23rd February 2022 06:50 PM
pearlrana
Re: Why BSc Nursing graduate can not write TET exam?

No, BSc nursing graduates cannot write a TET exam.
A BSc nursing passed student can never appear for TET examination due to some guidelines of SCERT, in order to appear in TET you should have at least a diploma called BTC or DLED for primary level as well as junior level.
21st February 2022 05:11 PM
Yovin
Why BSc Nursing graduate can not write TET exam?

I finished my BSc Nursing. Can I wrote TET exam? My career education initiate the faculty of nursing, then why I won't become a school teacher. I need explanation.

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