Rajasthan PTET 2026 application correction window open; edit by June 30

The Vardhman Mahaveer Open University (VMOU), Kota has opened the application correction window for the Rajasthan Pre-Teacher Education Test (PTET) 2026. Candidates applying for the two-year BEd, four-year BA-BEd, and BSc-BEd programmes can make changes to their application forms by June 30 by paying a correction fee of Rs 500.

Candidates can make the required changes in their PTET 2026 application form through the correction panel available on the official website, ptetvmoukota2026.in.

According to the official notification, the PTET application correction facility has been provided considering candidates' requests, convenience and public interest. However, candidates will not be allowed to edit certain details, including their name, father's name, mother's name, photograph, signature and thumb impression.

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As per the schedule, the Rajasthan PTET 2026 exam was conducted on June 14, in a single shift from 11 am to 2 pm.

PTET Application Form 2026: How to edit?

Follow the instructions below to edit the PTET 2026 application form online.

• Go to the official website, ptetvmoukota2026.in.
• Click on the “Correction Panel” link.
• Log in using the required credentials.
• Make the necessary changes in the application form.
• Pay the correction fee of Rs 500 online.
• Review the edited details and submit the PTET form.
• Download and save the confirmation page for future reference.

PTET 2026 answer key objection

The university released the PTET 2026 answer key for admission to the two-year BEd, four-year BA-BEd, and BSc-BEd programmes on June 16. Candidates who are not satisfied with the provisional answers can raise objections online from June 17 to June 19.

To challenge a PTET 2026 provisional answer key, candidates will have to pay Rs 100 per question. The objection facility will remain available only during the specified period.

The university has also clarified that each candidate can submit objections only once. Therefore, candidates should select all the questions they wish to challenge and submit them together in a single application.