TS EdCET 2024 registration ends today; correction window available till May 15
Mahatma Gandhi University Nalgonda will issue the TS EdCET admit card 2024 on the official website, edcet.tsche.ac.in, on 20.
Divyansh | May 13, 2024 | 12:50 PM IST
NEW DELHI: Mahatma Gandhi University Nalgonda has opened the correction window for the Telangana state Education Common Entrance Test (TS EdCET) 2024 on the official website, edcet.tsche.ac.in. Students can edit details in the TS EdCET application form till May 15. The university will also close the TS EdCET 2024 registration window with Rs 250 late fee today.
MGU Nalgonda will conduct the computer-based test (CBT) TS EdCET 2024 on May 23 in two sessions. The morning shift will be held from 10 am to 12 noon and the evening shift will be from 2 pm to 4 pm. The entrance test will be 150 multiple-choice questions (MCQs). TS EdCET 2024 admit card will be issued on May 20.
The TS EdCET 2024 question paper will be divided into five parts. Section 1 will have 60 questions. This section will have 20 questions each regarding maths, science and social studies. Teaching aptitude, general english and computer awareness sections will have 20 questions each. General knowledge and education issues section will have 30 questions each. The question paper will be in English-Telugu and English-Urdu.
Also read TS TET 2024 admit card expected soon; exam from May 20
Candidates will be awarded one mark for each correct question. They will have to get 25% i.e. 38 marks to clear the TS EdCET 2024. There will be no minimum qualifying marks for the candidates belonging to SC and ST categories for ranking. However, candidates belonging to SC/ST communities will have to get 25% marks in entrance exam to claim a seat under NCC, sports and games, physically handicapped, children of armed personnel quota.
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