The Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) Paper-II was conducted across Tamil Nadu last Sunday, drawing thousands of aspirants aspiring to join the teaching profession. From the early hours, candidates flocked to examination centres, reflecting both eagerness and anxiety as they prepared to tackle the state’s key eligibility test for teachers.

According to official guidelines, candidates must secure a minimum of 60% (90 marks) in the general category, 55% (82 marks) for other reserved categories, and 40% (60 marks) for Scheduled Tribes to qualify.

Post-exam reactions from participants indicate a noticeable shift in question difficulty this year. Many candidates reported that the English and Psychology sections were particularly challenging, with some describing the questions as more complex tha

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