HP TET 2024 application correction facility ends today; passing marks
Ayushi Bisht | October 24, 2024 | 04:02 PM IST | 1 min read
HP TET 2024 Application Correction: Candidates can modify their HP TET 2024 application form by visiting the official website, hpbose.org.
NEW DELHI: The Himachal Pradesh Board of Secondary Education will close the application correction window for the Himachal Pradesh Teachers Eligibility Test (HP TET) 2024 November session today, October 24. Candidates who have successfully registered can modify their HP TET 2024 application form by visiting the official website, hpbose.org.
To make corrections, candidates must log in using their application number and date of birth. The correction window for HP TET November 2024 opened on October 22.
The official notice emphasised that no changes will be accepted via offline methods such as fax, mail, or email. Additionally, no correspondence regarding changes will be entertained, and once the correction window closes, no further requests for modifications will be accepted under any circumstances.
HP TET 2024 Application Form: How to make changes
- Visit the Official Website: Go to the HPBOSE official website hpbose.org .
- Login: Enter your login credentials such as your application number and date of birth.
- Access the Correction Window: Navigate to the HP TET 2024 application correction section.
- Make Necessary Changes: Modify any required details in the application form carefully.
- Save the Changes: After making the corrections, review the changes, and submit.
- Print the Updated Application: It is recommended to download and print the updated application form for future reference.
HP TET 2024 passing marks
The HP TET 2024 November session will take place on November 15, 17, 24, and 26. The exam consists of two papers: Paper 1 evaluates candidates' general and research aptitude, while Paper 2 focuses on the subject selected by the candidates.
To pass the HP TET 2024, candidates must achieve at least 60%, requiring a minimum score of 90 out of 150 marks. There are no concessions in qualifying marks for reserved categories, so all candidates must meet the 60% requirement to qualify.
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