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MAHA TET
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Maharashtra Teacher Eligibility Test (MAHA TET)
Maharashtra TET Paper I (Class 1-5) and Paper II (Class 6-8). 150 MCQs in 2.5 hours.
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Previous year papers
100 questions across all yearsPrevious year paper practice: each year is a set of PYQ-pattern questions — freshly worded in the pattern of that year's paper, not the paper itself. Every card shows how many it holds against the real paper's count.
2025
20 PYQ-pattern questions modelled on the 2025 paper (which had 150)
Practise these →2024
20 PYQ-pattern questions modelled on the 2024 paper (which had 150)
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20 PYQ-pattern questions modelled on the 2023 paper (which had 150)
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20 PYQ-pattern questions modelled on the 2022 paper (which had 150)
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20 PYQ-pattern questions modelled on the 2021 paper (which had 150)
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Practice by subject & topic
Full-length subject tests below — 25 questions each, real exam format, instant scoring.Want to drill a single topic? Open it from the syllabus — a topic that has practice questions has a short quiz on its page.
Child Development and Pedagogy
17 QsLanguage I — Marathi
61 QsLanguage II — English
57 QsMathematics
51 QsEnvironmental Studies
69 QsMathematics and Science (Paper II)
101 QsSocial Studies (Paper II)
102 Qs
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What can I get from MAHA TET?
Mock-score → expected rank → likely outcome. Use the mocks below to find your current band, then plan how many marks you need to climb.
Excellent — Top performers
90–100% · Post-based exam (no numeric rank)
- •Top merit consideration for all Maharashtra government teaching posts
- •Highly competitive for Mumbai/Pune premium municipal schools
- •Strong profile for Navodaya Vidyalaya recruitment (with separate NVS exam)
- •Excellent foundation for pursuing B.Ed and higher teaching certifications
- •May qualify for teacher training institute positions
- •Premium candidate for private aided schools in metro cities
Very good — Top tier contender
80–89% · Post-based exam (no numeric rank)
- •Highly competitive for urban municipal corporation teaching posts
- •Strong merit position for Maharashtra State Board schools
- •Eligible for government-aided school teacher positions
- •Competitive for Kendriya Vidyalaya posts in Maharashtra (with CTET also)
- •Good prospects for promotion to senior teacher grades faster
- •Preferred candidate profile for prestigious urban schools
Good score — Competitive range
70–79% · Post-based exam (no numeric rank)
- •Strong candidacy for Zilla Parishad schools across Maharashtra districts
- •Competitive for Mumbai Municipal Corporation primary teacher posts
- •Eligible for upper primary teacher positions (with B.Ed)
- •Good prospects in Pune, Nagpur, Nashik municipal schools
- •Competitive advantage in general category merit lists
Just qualified — Certificate eligible
60–69% · Post-based exam (no numeric rank)
Below qualifying — Not eligible
0–59% · Post-based exam (no numeric rank)
AI-curated from historic cut-off patterns. Always verify with the latest official notification before making decisions.
News & timeline
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The Maharashtra State Council of Examination postponed the MAHA TET exam that was scheduled for June 28, 2026. The new exam date has not yet been announced and will be released on mahatet.in.
Maharashtra State Examination Council issued the MAHA TET June 2026 admit card on June 16, 2026 at mahatet.in. Candidates could download using their registered mobile number and application number.
The Maharashtra State Examination Council extended the last date to apply for MAHA TET 2026 from April 16 to April 24, 2026, giving candidates additional time to complete their registration.
The Maharashtra State Council of Examination released the MAHA TET 2026 notification on March 25, and opened online registration from March 27 for teaching posts in Classes 1 to 8.
Important dates
Admit card release (for postponed exam)
passedTue, 16 Jun, 2026
Reportedcompetition.careers360.comReleased for June 28 exam which was later postponed
Exam postponed (originally June 28)
passedSat, 27 Jun, 2026
Reportedoneindia.comPostponed due to paper leak detected in Bhiwandi, Thane
📍Exam (postponed due to paper leak)
passedSun, 28 Jun, 2026
Reportedshiksha.comExam postponed; new date not yet announced. Paper 1: 10:30 AM-1:00 PM, Paper 2: 2:30 PM-5:00 PM
📍New exam date (expected)
26 days awaySat, 7 Nov, 2026
ExpectedExam postponed from June 28, 2026 due to paper leak. New date to be announced by MSCE at mahatet.in. Typically rescheduled within 2-3 months. · no key published for this stage
Next cycle notification (expected)
154 days awayMon, 15 Mar, 2027
ExpectedMAHA TET typically conducted annually. Next notification expected around March 2027 based on previous cycle.
Syllabus
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Child Development and Pedagogy
Language I — Marathi
Apathit Gadya / Padya Vaachan
Two unseen passages (prose and poetry) with comprehension and grammar questions.
Varna and Uchchar
Marathi vowels, consonants, syllables and pronunciation.
Shabd Siddhi
Word formation, tatsam-tadbhav, deshi and foreign-origin words.
Sandhi
Swar sandhi, vyanjan sandhi and visarg sandhi rules in Marathi.
Samas
Tatpurush, dvandva, dvigu, karmadharaya, bahuvrihi and avyayibhav.
Upsarg and Pratyay
Prefixes and suffixes in Marathi.
Shabdancha Prakar (Parts of Speech)
Naam, sarvanaam, visheshan, kriyapad, avyay etc.
Ling, Vachan, Kaal
Gender, number, tense and case in Marathi sentences.
Vakyarachna and Punctuation
Sentence structure, types and punctuation in Marathi.
Muhavare and Mhani
Marathi idioms and proverbs.
Alankar and Ras
Figures of speech and ras in Marathi literature.
Samanarthi and Virudharthi Shabd
Synonyms and antonyms in Marathi.
Three-Language Formula (Paper II)
Place of Marathi in the three-language formula.
Pedagogy of Marathi Language
Pedagogical principles for teaching Marathi at primary and upper-primary level.
Language II — English
Unseen Prose Passages
Two unseen prose passages — discursive, literary, narrative or scientific.
Parts of Speech and Tenses
Noun, pronoun, verb, adjective, adverb, preposition, conjunction; tenses.
Voice, Articles and Prepositions
Active/passive voice, articles and common prepositions.
Degrees of Comparison and Clauses
Positive/comparative/superlative; main and subordinate clauses.
Verbs, Adverbs and Conjunctions
Types of verbs, adverbs and connectors in English.
Direct and Indirect Speech
Reported speech and changes in tense, pronouns and time.
Types of Sentences
Assertive, interrogative, imperative, exclamatory and optative sentences.
Phrases, Letters and Précis
Phrasal verbs, letter-writing and précis-writing skills.
Vocabulary and Spelling
Synonyms, antonyms, one-word substitutions and correct spelling.
Phonetics and Transcription
English phonemes, stress, intonation and IPA basics.
Pedagogy of English Language
Pedagogy specific to English as second/third language.
Mathematics
Whole Numbers and Place Value
Whole numbers, place value and Indian/international numeral systems.
Arithmetic Operations and Currency
Four operations and their applications including Indian currency.
Prime, Composite, LCM and GCM
Prime/composite numbers, divisibility, LCM and HCF/GCM.
Fractions and Decimals
Proper, improper, mixed fractions and decimal operations.
Rational Numbers (Paper II)
Operations on rational numbers and their representation.
Square Roots, Cube Roots and Factorisation
Squares, cubes, square root, cube root and factorisation.
Ratio, Proportion, Percentages, Profit-Loss
Commercial mathematics for primary level.
Geometry
Angles, shapes, symmetry, reflection and basic constructions.
Measurements
Length, weight, capacity, area and perimeter in standard units.
Data Presentation and Bar Graphs
Pictographs, bar graphs and simple data interpretation.
Pedagogy of Mathematics
Mathematics-specific pedagogical concerns.
Environmental Studies
Body Systems
Digestive, respiratory, nervous, circulatory and excretory systems.
Family and Society
Family structures, relationships and occupations of people.
Plants and Animals
Plant parts, photosynthesis, pollination and animal classification.
Food and Nutrition
Food, nutrients, balanced diet and deficiency diseases.
Housing and Basic Needs
Houses, basic needs and shelter for animals.
Air, Water, Earth and Sky
Components of environment and their interdependence.
Weather and Seasons
Weather elements, seasons and the climate of Maharashtra.
India — Geography and States
States, capitals, rivers and physical features of India.
Maharashtra — Land, People and Culture
Geography, culture, festivals and heritage of Maharashtra.
Indian History and Constitution
Important events in Indian history and basic constitutional concepts.
UN and International Organisations
United Nations and major specialised agencies.
Health and Hygiene
Personal hygiene, immunisation and common diseases.
Pedagogy of EVS
EVS-specific pedagogy at primary level.
Mathematics and Science (Paper II)
Units and Measurement
SI units, measurement of length, mass, time and temperature.
Natural Resources — Air, Water, Pressure
Air, atmospheric pressure and water resources.
Solar System and Earth Layers
Sun, planets, moons and the layered structure of the earth.
Light
Propagation, reflection and refraction; mirrors and lenses.
Sound and Heat
Sound — production, propagation; heat — transfer and effects.
Motion, Force and Friction
Types of motion, force, Newton's laws and friction.
Magnetism and Electricity
Magnets, electric current, circuits and applications.
Matter and Chemical Changes
States of matter, mixtures, physical and chemical changes.
Elements, Compounds and Equations
Elements, compounds, mixtures and chemical equations.
Cell Theory and Biology
Cell structure, cell theory and cell organelles.
Plant Systems
Plant nutrition, reproduction, transport and respiration.
Animal Organ Systems
Digestive, respiratory, circulatory and reproductive systems.
Microbes and Diseases
Bacteria, viruses, fungi and common communicable diseases.
Environment and Ecosystems
Ecosystem, food chains, biodiversity and conservation.
Pedagogy of Science
Science-specific pedagogy at upper-primary level.
Number Systems and Operations
Integers, rationals, real numbers and operations.
Fractions and Rational Numbers
Operations on fractions and rational numbers.
Algebra
Algebraic expressions, identities and linear equations.
Geometry and Measurements
Triangles, quadrilaterals, circles and constructions.
Data Interpretation
Reading bar graphs, pie charts, mean/median/mode.
Social Studies (Paper II)
Earth and Landforms
Earth, mountains, plateaus, plains and major landforms.
Climate and Solar System
Climate elements, solar system, latitudes and longitudes.
Continents — Location, Features, Resources
Major continents, their physical features and resources.
Maps and Cardinal Points
Reading maps and using cardinal/ordinal directions.
Geography of Maharashtra
Physical features, climate, rivers and resources of Maharashtra.
Prehistoric and Ancient India
Stone Age, Indus Valley and Vedic civilisation.
Harappan and Vedic Civilisations
Indus Valley sites and the Vedic period of India.
Medieval India
Delhi Sultanate, Mughal empire and regional kingdoms.
Maratha Empire
Shivaji Maharaj, Peshwas and rise/fall of the Maratha empire.
British Colonial Rule and Revolts
British conquest, 1857 revolt and its aftermath.
Freedom Movement
Indian National Congress, Gandhian era and independence movement.
Modern India
Post-independence India and the formation of states.
Family and Community
Family, community and social institutions.
Indian Constitution
Preamble, fundamental rights, duties and DPSPs.
Central and State Government
Parliament, executive, judiciary and state legislatures.
Local Self-Government
Panchayati raj and municipal institutions.
Democracy and Elections
Democratic values, elections and political parties.
International Organisations
UN and major international organisations.
Concepts of Economics
Production, consumption, demand and supply.
Market and Supply-Demand
Market types and law of supply and demand.
National Income and GDP
National income, GDP, GNP and per-capita income.
Maharashtra Economic Sectors
Agriculture, industry and services in Maharashtra.
Natural Resources and Development
Use of natural resources and sustainable development.
Pedagogy of Social Studies
Pedagogy specific to social studies at upper-primary level.