TS TET 2025 Result Declared: Only 33.98% Candidates Pass the Telangana Teacher Eligibility Test

The Telangana State Teacher Eligibility Test (TSTET) 2025 results have officially been declared by the Department of School Education, Telangana.

The results were made available on July 22, 2025, through the official websites - tgtet.aptonline.in and schooledu.telangana.gov.in. This year, the exam witnessed a low overall pass percentage of 33.98%, meaning two out of every three aspirants did not qualify.

About TS TET 2025

TSTET is a state-level eligibility test for recruiting Primary (Class 1-5) and Upper Primary (Class 6-8) school teachers in Telangana government, aided, and private schools. Conducted from June 18 to June 30, 2025, the test was held in two shifts for Paper 1 and Paper 2.

• Paper 1: For those aspiring to teach Classes I-V
• Paper 2: For those aiming to teach Classes VI-VIII
• Candidates could appear for either one or both papers.

Key Highlights of TET 2025 Results

Result Declaration Date: July 22, 2025

Pass Percentage: 33.98% (out of total candidates who appeared)

Result Mode: Online

Official Portals: tgtet.aptonline.in, schooledu.telangana.gov.in

Final Answer Key: Released alongside the result

Candidates can check their results using their Hall Ticket Number and Date of Birth. The downloadable scorecard includes subject-wise marks, overall score, and qualifying status.

Cut-Off Marks Category-wise

To qualify for the TSTET 2025, candidates needed to score:

• General (UR): Minimum 60% marks (90/150)
• OBC: Minimum 50% marks (75/150)
• SC/ST/PwD: Minimum 40% marks (60/150)

Only those meeting these thresholds will receive the TET Certificate, which is valid for lifetime, as per the latest NCTE norms.

How to Check TET 2025 Result Online

1. Go to the official site: tgtet.aptonline.in

2. Click on the "TET 2025 Result" link

3. Enter your Hall Ticket Number and DOB

4. View your marks and download the TET scorecard

5. Save/print for future reference in teacher recruitment processes

What Does This Mean for Aspirants?

While the pass percentage is slightly better than last year's 31.21%, the fact remains that more than 66% candidates failed to meet the eligibility criteria. This low result raises concerns about either the difficulty level of the exam or the level of preparation among candidates.

Clearing TET is essential for applying to TRT (Teacher Recruitment Test), which is the next stage of the teacher selection process. The TET score carries 20% weightage, while 80% weightage is given to the TRT performance.

Timeline of Events

NOTE:

• Low pass percentage reflects the need for better preparation or structural changes in the exam format.
• Qualified candidates should immediately begin TRT preparation, as it is the decisive step for final recruitment.
• The final answer key helps aspirants review their performance and plan better for future attempts or TRT.

With only 33.98% of candidates managing to clear the TSTET 2025, the road ahead remains highly competitive. Those who have passed should gear up for the TRT phase, and those who haven't may consider reattempting next year with improved strategy and guidance.