The upcoming MLC by-election in Nalgonda, Khammam, and Warangal districts is anticipated to impact the scheduling of the TS TET exam.
A Disruption in the Calendar
The MLC by-election polling is scheduled for May 27, coinciding with the proposed dates for the TS TET exam, slated to be conducted online from May 20 to June 3 via Computer Based Test (CBT). As polling day is designated as a public holiday in the concerned districts, candidates appearing for the TET exam, most of whom are graduates, are expected to exercise their voting rights.
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Uncertainty Looms
Despite the announcement of the TET exam dates, the education department has yet to disclose the specific exam dates for each paper. The looming election schedule adds complexity, as it necessitates careful consideration to avoid conflict with polling day.
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Awaiting Clarity
While the education department officials are anticipated to unveil the schedule with paper-wise examination dates, the uncertainty surrounding the polling day complicates matters. Without clarity on how to navigate the election day, the likelihood of adhering to the existing exam schedule remains uncertain.
In the absence of concrete directives regarding the election day arrangements, the fate of the TS TET 2024 exam hangs in the balance, prompting speculation about a potential postponement to accommodate the electoral process.
