Uttarakhand TET 2024 Answer Key for Papers 1 and 2 has been released. How to raise an objection?

Latest update:Oct 29, 2024 12:13 pm IST

Candidates can challenge the answer key within the given period by sending an email to [email protected]. According to official information, the letter of objection must contain documents substantiating the candidate’s claims.

This year’s UTET exam was held on October 24 in two shifts (Representative/PTI Photo)

The Uttarakhand Board of School Education (UBSE) has released the answer key for UTET exam 2024 today, October 29. Candidates who have appeared for the Uttarakhand Teacher Eligibility Test (UTET) 2024 can now download the provisional answer key from any of the official websites UBSE UTET, ukutet. .com and ubse.uk.gov.in. The last day to challenge the answer key is November 13th at 5:00 pm.

How to download UBSE UTET 2024 answer key?

Step 1: Visit ukutet.com or ubse.uk.gov.in, the official website of UBSE UTET.

Step 2: On the home page, select the link “UTET Provisional Answer Key 2024”.

Step 3: Candidates can check their answers by clicking on the PDF.

Step 4: Download and save a physical copy for future reference.

UBSE UTET 2024: How to object?

Candidates can challenge the answer key within the given period by sending an email to [email protected]. According to official information, the letter of objection must contain documents substantiating the candidate’s claims. Once all the claims are reviewed by the subject experts, the updated final answer key for Uttarkhand TET 2024 will be posted on the website.

This year, the UTET exam was held on October 24 in two shifts. The first shift started at 10.00 and ended at 12.30. and the second shift ran from 14:00 to 16:30. It included 150 questions, each worth one point. Candidates can use the marking scheme and answer key to calculate possible marks.

To qualify for the state level examination, general category students must score at least 60 percent of the total marks or 90 out of 150. OBC, PWD or ex-service candidates must secure 50 percent marks or 75 marks to pass the test. The qualifying percentage for SC and ST candidates is 40 percent or 60 marks. Qualified candidates will be allowed to teach Upper Primary School students in Uttarakhand.