Andhra Pradesh Teacher Eligibility Test
BSEAP Board Andhra · Online (Computer-based Test) · Once a year
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APTET Admit Card
Download your APTET 2026 hall ticket. Follow the step-by-step guide below.
How to Download
- Visit the official website of BSEAP Board Andhra
- Click on the Admit Card / Hall Ticket link
- Enter your Registration Number and Date of Birth
- Download and print the admit card
Required Documents
- Printed admit card
- Valid photo ID (Aadhaar, PAN, Voter ID, Passport)
- Passport size photograph (same as on application)
Table of Contents
About Andhra Pradesh Teacher Eligibility Test (APTET) 2027
The Andhra Pradesh Teacher Eligibility Test (APTET) is one of the most competitive entrance exams, conducted by the BSEAP Board Andhra. Preparing for the APTET requires systematic practice, conceptual clarity, and regular self-evaluation. Our platform offers dynamic mock tests, previous years' resolved papers, and AI-enabled analysis to help you secure a top rank.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the different papers in APTET?
APTET has three papers: Paper 1 for Primary Teacher eligibility (Classes 1–5), Paper 2A for Upper Primary Mathematics & Science Teacher eligibility (Classes 6–8), and Paper 2B for Upper Primary Social Studies Teacher eligibility (Classes 6–8). This structured approach ensures subject-specific competency for upper primary teaching positions.
What are the passing marks for APTET?
APTET requires 60% marks (90/150) for General/OBC category candidates and 50% (75/150) for SC/ST/PWD candidates to qualify. The AP government has extended the validity of APTET certificates; candidates are advised to check the latest notification for current validity period, which was 7 years and has been subject to policy revisions.
Is Telugu mandatory as Language I in APTET?
Yes, Telugu is the primary Language I option in APTET, reflecting Andhra Pradesh's official language. However, candidates applying for positions in Urdu-medium schools can choose Urdu as Language I. English is compulsory as Language II for all candidates, ensuring bilingual competency across AP schools.
What teaching positions can APTET-qualified candidates apply for?
APTET qualification is mandatory for Secondary Grade Teacher (SGT) posts for Paper 1 passers, School Assistant (Math/Science) posts for Paper 2A passers, and School Assistant (Social Studies) posts for Paper 2B passers in AP government schools. DSC (District Selection Committee) exams use APTET as an eligibility prerequisite.
How should I prepare for the Telugu language section in APTET?
For the Telugu Language I section, study Telugu grammar (vyakaranam), comprehension passages, literature fundamentals, and language pedagogy including first language teaching methods. Focus on Telugu script, prose, poetry, and the pedagogical approaches for teaching Telugu to young children as outlined in SCERT AP language teaching guidelines.
How to Prepare for APTET
Study SCERT Andhra Pradesh textbooks and teacher handbooks for subject content, as APTET questions are closely aligned with the AP state curriculum rather than exclusively NCERT.
Focus on constructivist learning theories (Piaget and Vygotsky) and their application in Telugu-medium classroom settings for the Child Development & Pedagogy section.
For Paper 2A (Mathematics & Science), master conceptual understanding of Class 6–8 topics along with inquiry-based learning and problem-solving pedagogical approaches.
Practice NCF 2005 and AP-specific education policy documents including the Andhra Pradesh Right to Education Rules; questions on inclusive education and CCE frequently appear.