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Assam TET

Assam Teacher Eligibility Test

Guide checked: 29 October 2026

Latest cycle covered: Special Assam TET 2026

This was a special test for Lower Primary and Upper Primary teacher eligibility in Bodo, Garo, Manipuri, and Hmar mediums. The exam was held on 28 June 2026, and applications are closed. This is not a general announcement for a new Assam TET cycle.

ASSEB’s official page provides the 2026 syllabus, question booklets, answer keys, and notices. Check there for the latest result or any new TET notice.

Open official Special TET page

What is the Assam TET?

The Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) checks whether a candidate meets the test requirement to apply for certain teacher jobs. Passing TET does not give a job by itself. Teacher recruitment is a separate process, and candidates must also meet the rules in that recruitment notice.

The details below are for the Special Assam TET 2026 cycle only. A future TET notice may have different language mediums, dates, eligibility, fees, or rules.

Important dates and status

Item2026 detailStatus
Advertisement6 January 2026Published
Online application7 January to 7 February 2026Closed
Last date to pay fee10 February 2026Closed
Written exam28 June 2026Exam held
Final answer keysListed on the official portal by 29 October 2026Final result notice not listed on the page we checked

Who could apply in this cycle?

The 2026 advertisement required permanent residence in Assam and the relevant academic and teacher-training qualification. The detailed qualification choices differ between Paper I and Paper II.

PaperTeaching levelQualification summary in the 2026 notice
Paper ILower Primary, Classes I–VOne of the listed combinations, such as Senior Secondary with the required marks plus a recognised D.El.Ed., B.El.Ed., or Special Education diploma; the notice also lists a graduation plus D.El.Ed. route.
Paper IIUpper Primary, Classes VI–VIIIOne of the listed combinations, such as graduation plus D.El.Ed. or B.Ed., or an approved integrated teacher-training qualification.

The 2026 notice allowed up to 5% relaxation in the stated academic marks for SC, ST, OBC/MOBC, and eligible PWD (PH) candidates. It contains exact qualification wording and conditions; read it before deciding whether you qualify. This short summary is not an eligibility decision.

Read the official 2026 advertisement (PDF)

Exam pattern in simple words

PaperSubjectsQuestions and marksTime
Paper I
Classes I–V
Child Development and Pedagogy; one Language I (Bodo, Garo, Manipuri, or Hmar); English Language II; Mathematics; Environmental Studies30 questions per subject · 150 questions · 150 marks2 hours 30 minutes
Paper II
Classes VI–VIII
Child Development and Pedagogy; one Language I; English Language II; Mathematics and Science, or Social Science30 questions each in the first three sections, plus 60 in the chosen subject area · 150 questions · 150 marks2 hours 30 minutes
  • All questions were multiple choice; each question carried 1 mark.
  • There was no negative marking.
  • The 2026 notice set the standard pass mark at 90/150, plus at least 18/30 in Language I. It listed relaxed qualifying marks for specified categories.
  • The 2026 notice says the certificate would be valid for life, unless the appropriate Government notifies otherwise.
  • The paper medium was Assamese, Bengali, Bodo, or English; Language I was one of the four special mediums named above.

Syllabus and previous question papers

The 2026 syllabus covers child development and teaching methods, the selected language, English, and the relevant school subjects. Paper I includes Mathematics and Environmental Studies. Paper II includes Mathematics and Science or Social Science. The official portal also lists final answer keys.

MaterialWhat is availableOfficial source
Paper I syllabusChild Development and Pedagogy, Mathematics, EVS, English, and the listed Language I optionsOpen the official TET page
Paper II syllabusChild Development and Pedagogy, English, Language I, and Mathematics & Science or Social ScienceOpen the official TET page
2026 question bookletsPaper I and Paper II booklets, sets A–FDownload from ASSEB Division-I
Answer keysOfficial key and related notices are listed on the same pageCheck the official notices

We have not added older question papers because we could not confirm an official archive for this special-medium test. Use the official 2026 booklets for practice and check the current syllabus before preparing.

How to apply for a future TET

The 2026 application window has closed. For a new cycle, follow the steps and documents listed in that cycle’s official notice:

  1. Open the official ASSEB/SEBA application page from the latest TET notice.
  2. Check the medium, paper, qualification, age or residency conditions stated in the notice.
  3. Prepare the required photo, signature, and teacher-training certificates.
  4. Fill in the form, pay the fee through the official payment route, and save the submitted form and receipt.
  5. Use the official portal for admit card, answer key, result, and certificate updates.

Common questions

Is Special Assam TET 2026 for every language medium?

No. The 2026 special test was for Bodo, Garo, Manipuri, and Hmar mediums. Check a future notice for the mediums included in that cycle.

Does passing TET give me a teaching job?

No. TET is a qualifying requirement. A separate recruitment notice, application, and selection process is needed for a teacher post.

Can I still apply for the 2026 test?

No. Applications have closed and the written exam was held on 28 June 2026. Final answer keys are available; check the official page for a result or next notification.

Can I apply for both papers?

The 2026 notice allowed candidates to apply for both papers, with a separate application fee for each paper. Follow the rules for the cycle you apply to.

Official TET links

Sources: ASSEB Division-I TET 2026 portal · Government of Assam Special TET 2026 advertisement · SCERT Assam. All details on this page refer to the 2026 special test.