What are the passing marks for GTET 2026?

GTET requires 60% marks (90/150) for General/SEBC category candidates, 55% for OBC candidates, and 50% (75/150) for SC/ST/PWD candidates. Gujarat has recently extended the validity of GTET certificates to lifetime, making it beneficial for candidates who qualified in previous examination cycles and are still seeking government teaching positions.

What is the role of GSEB in GTET?

GSEB (Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board) conducts GTET on behalf of the Gujarat government's Education Department. The same board conducts Class 10 and 12 board exams, ensuring standardized assessment processes. GSEB coordinates with district education offices for exam centre management and result processing.

What are the teaching job opportunities after GTET?

GTET certification enables candidates to apply for Primary Teacher (Prathmik Shikshak) posts for Classes 1–5 and Upper Primary Teacher (Uchchh Prathmik Shikshak) posts for Classes 6–8 in Gujarat government schools. Recruitment is managed by GSERB (Gujarat School Education Recruitment Board). Gujarat offers competitive pay scales under the 7th Pay Commission for government teachers.

Is Gujarati mandatory as Language I in GTET?

Gujarati is the primary Language I for most GTET candidates. However, candidates applying for Urdu or Hindi-medium school positions can choose their respective language as Language I. English is available as Language II for Gujarati medium candidates, while Hindi is an option for those seeking positions in specific school types. Sindhis may also have options in some notification cycles.

How important is Gujarat's cultural and historical content in GTET?

Gujarat's rich cultural heritage, including Gandhi's contribution, the Indus Valley Civilization sites, Somnath, Dwarka, and the state's trade history, features in the EVS and Social Studies sections. GTET also includes questions on Gujarat's geography (Rann of Kutch, Gir Forest), economy, and local governance. Candidates should study GCERT (Gujarat Council of Educational Research and Training) textbooks for this content.

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150

Total Questions

150

Duration (min)

150

Total Marks

hard

Difficulty

Sections

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

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