What are LP TET and UP TET in Assam?

Assam conducts two separate TET examinations: LP TET (Lower Primary TET) for teacher eligibility at Classes 1–5 level and UP TET (Upper Primary TET) for Classes 6–8 level. Both are conducted by SEBA (Secondary Education Board of Assam) Guwahati. LP TET uses the standard 5-section structure while UP TET replaces EVS with a 60-question subject-specific section.

Can Bengali-medium candidates appear for Assam TET?

Yes, Bengali-medium candidates can appear for Assam TET with Bengali as Language I. This accommodates Assam's significant Bengali-speaking population in Barak Valley (Cachar, Karimganj, Hailakandi districts) and other parts of the state. Assam recognizes both Assamese and Bengali as Languages I, reflecting the state's bilingual character under the Assam Official Language Act.

What are the passing marks for Assam TET 2026?

Assam TET requires 60% marks (90/150) for General/OBC category candidates and 50% (75/150) for SC/ST/PWD candidates. The Assam government grants additional reservation and relaxation to candidates from Tea Garden communities and other Scheduled Tribes of the Northeast. The TET certificate is valid for 7 years from the date of issue.

What teaching jobs can Assam TET-qualified candidates apply for?

Assam TET-qualified candidates can apply for Lower Primary Teacher posts (Classes 1–5) through the District Elementary Education (DEE) office and Upper Primary Teacher posts (Classes 6–8) through SEBA-administered processes. Assam Education Service (AES) and district-level recruitment also require Assam TET certification. Teacher appointments in Assam are managed by the Directorate of Elementary Education and SEBA.

How does Assam TET address the Northeast's multilingual context?

Assam's diverse tribal languages (Bodo, Mishing, Karbi, Dimasa) and the significant Bengali-speaking community make multilingual education a priority in Assam TET. Pedagogy questions test knowledge of mother tongue-based multilingual education, code-switching in classrooms, and culturally responsive teaching for children from tea garden and tribal communities. The Northeast's unique educational challenges are reflected in the exam content.

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150

Total Questions

150

Duration (min)

150

Total Marks

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Sections

Child Development & Pedagogy (30Q)Language I – Assamese/Bengali (30Q)Language II – English (30Q)Mathematics (30Q)Environmental Studies / Subject Knowledge (30Q)

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