TSTET 2023: Admit Card Released; Steps to Download, & See Details Here

On September 9, 2023, the Department of School Education, Government of Telangana, announced the TSTET 2023 Hall Ticket. Candidates who submitted an application for the TSTET 2023 exam may access the TSTET Hall Ticket by providing the necessary information. The Telangana State Teachers Eligibility Test (TSTET) 2023 is slated to be held on September 15 in two shifts, from 9.30 AM to 12 PM for Paper 1 and 2.30 PM to 5 PM for Paper 2.

The Department of School Education, Government of Telangana, administers the Telangana State Teachers Eligibility Test (TSTET) to establish a candidate’s eligibility for recruitment as a teacher for Classes 1 through 8 in Telangana.

How to Download the TSTET Hall Ticket 2023?

The processes listed below must be followed by candidates in order to download their TSTET admit card or hall ticket:

Step 1: Visit the TSTET website at https://tstet.cgg.gov.in

Step 2: Click on the link to download a hall ticket.

Step 3: Carefully read the directions.

Step 4: Input the candidate’s ID or phone number as well as their birthdate.

Step 5: Download the TSTET hall ticket 2023

Step 6: Take a printout

Details Mentioned: TSTET Hall Ticket 2023

The TSTET admit card includes the candidate’s information as well as information about the exam site and timetable. View the information listed on the TSTET hall ticket 2023 below:

• Exam name
• Candidate’s name
• Father’s name
• Mother’s name
• Registration number
• Roll number of applicant
• Category and Gender
• Date of birth
• Date of the TSTET 2023 exam
• Exam time & shift
• TS TET exam centre name and address
• Exam day instructions

TSTET Hall Ticket 2023: Exam Preparation Tips

Candidates who wish to pass the TSTET exam should adhere to the preparatory advice listed below in points:

• Early preparation is key for the TSTET exam.
• To fully understand the TSTET exam, review the curriculum and exam pattern.
• Establish a schedule to cover all the topics.
• Practise time management and accuracy
• To ensure that you can use them on test day, practise the tricks and work through a number of questions.
• Practise as many mock exams and question papers from prior years as you can.
• Take regular breaks and unwind to improve performance on the day of the TSTET exam.
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How to Recover Your TSTET.CGG.GOV.IN Login ID?

Following the instructions below will enable a candidate who has misplaced their TSTET login ID to regain it and download their TSTET hall ticket:

•  Visit the corporate website.
• Select the link for TSTET hall tickets.
• To reset your password, click the link.
• the requested information, including the registered email address and phone number
• The provided phone number and email address will get login information.
• Complete the updated login information and download the admissions card.
• Print a copy of the TSTET admit card for your records.

TSTET Admit Card 2023: Important Instructions

• Candidates can review the TSTET 2023 exam day instructions below:
• Candidates must have a printed copy of their admit card and a photo ID with them at all times.
• Candidates must be at the designated reporting location at least 15 minutes early.
• Candidates must attach a recent, coloured passport-size photo to the space provided on their admission card.
• On the photocopy of the ID evidence, candidates must include their name, roll number, registration number, and signature.
• The exam centre does not allow the use of any stationery, including textual materials (printed or handwritten), bits of paper, geometry/pencil boxes, plastic pouches, writing pads, calculators, scales, log tables, electronic pens/scanners, etc.
• The exam facility does not allow the use of any communication devices, including mobile phones, Bluetooth devices, earbuds, microphones, pagers, and fitness trackers.
• Goggles, wallets, hairpins, hair bands, belts, caps, watches, cameras, any metallic goods, open or packaged food items, water bottles (only clear water bottles are permitted), and other things are not permitted within the exam centre.
• Candidates are encouraged not to wear jewellery, including rings, earrings, nosepieces, chains or necklaces, pendants, badges, and brooches, among other items.

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