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Education
MP CM Announces First Offline TET After SC Order
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 05 Sep 2026, 03:49 PM
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During a state‑level Teacher’s Day ceremony in Bhopal, the Chief Minister announced that Madhya Pradesh will conduct its Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) offline for the first time, following a Supreme Court directive. About 1.5 lakh teachers are expected to appear for the exam.
At a ceremony held in Bhopal on Teacher’s Day, the Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh addressed teachers and officials and revealed a landmark decision: the state will conduct the Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) offline for the first time.
The announcement came after a Supreme Court order that prompted the state to reconsider its examination format. By moving to an offline mode, the government aims to improve accessibility and reduce digital barriers for candidates.
According to the CM, roughly 1.5 lakh teachers across the state will be eligible to sit for the TET under the new arrangement. The move is expected to streamline the selection process and ensure a wider reach among educators.
The ceremony, attended by education officials and a large gathering of teachers, underscored the government’s commitment to strengthening the teaching workforce in Madhya Pradesh.
Further details on dates, registration, and examination centres will be released by the state education department in the coming weeks.
The announcement came after a Supreme Court order that prompted the state to reconsider its examination format. By moving to an offline mode, the government aims to improve accessibility and reduce digital barriers for candidates.
According to the CM, roughly 1.5 lakh teachers across the state will be eligible to sit for the TET under the new arrangement. The move is expected to streamline the selection process and ensure a wider reach among educators.
The ceremony, attended by education officials and a large gathering of teachers, underscored the government’s commitment to strengthening the teaching workforce in Madhya Pradesh.
Further details on dates, registration, and examination centres will be released by the state education department in the coming weeks.