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West Bengal Teacher Eligibility Test (WB TET)
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Child Development and Pedagogy
26 QsLanguage I — Bengali
70 QsLanguage II — English
60 QsMathematics
52 QsEnvironmental Studies
66 QsMathematics and Science (Paper II)
102 QsSocial Studies (Paper II)
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90–100% · Post-based exam (no numeric rank)
WBBPE conducted counselling for writ petitioners who qualified in TET-2014 after being awarded six marks for wrong questions, in compliance with the Supreme Court order, on April 7, 2026.
The West Bengal Board of Primary Education has deferred all previously scheduled interview dates for TET 2022 qualified candidates due to the ongoing election process. Board president Goutam Pal confirmed revised dates will be notified after discussions with the Election Commission.
The Teacher Eligibility Test for recruitment of Special Education Teachers in Primary Schools was held on February 22, 2026. Admit cards were released on February 13, 2026 via the official WBBPE portal.
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Child Development and Learning
Concepts of development, principles and influences on the elementary school child.
Intelligence, Personality and Differences
Concepts of intelligence and individual differences among learners.
Assessment and Evaluation
Forms and methods of classroom assessment.
Inclusive Education and CWSN
Addressing the needs of diverse and special learners.
Learning and Pedagogy
Theories and practice of learning relevant to the elementary school.
Strong competitive position
80–89% · Post-based exam (no numeric rank)
Good competitive position
70–79% · Post-based exam (no numeric rank)
Certificate eligible — Basic tier
60–69% · Post-based exam (no numeric rank)
Below qualifying threshold
0–59% · Post-based exam (no numeric rank)
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WB TET 2023 Result declared
passedWed, 24 Sept, 2025
6,754 candidates qualified; results published after 1 year 9 months delay
WB Special Teacher TET 2026 Admit Card released
passedFri, 13 Feb, 2026
For Special Education Teachers recruitment in primary schools
📍WB Special Teacher TET 2026 Exam
passedSun, 22 Feb, 2026
TET for recruitment of Special Education Teachers in Primary Schools
WB Primary TET 2026 Notification (expected)
66 days awaySat, 31 Oct, 2026
Based on typical cycle; official notification expected late October 2026
WB Primary TET 2026 Application Start (expected)
67 days awaySun, 1 Nov, 2026
Application usually opens shortly after notification release; via wbbpe.org
WB Primary TET 2026 Application End (expected)
96 days awayMon, 30 Nov, 2026
Usually 3-4 weeks application window
WB Primary TET 2026 Admit Card (expected)
142 days awayFri, 15 Jan, 2027
Typically released 7-10 days before exam
📍WB Primary TET 2026 Exam (expected)
152 days awayMon, 25 Jan, 2027
Based on previous cycle; exam usually held in winter months; offline mode
WB Primary TET 2026 Result (expected)
308 days awayWed, 30 Jun, 2027
Result timelines have varied significantly; can take several months to over a year
Apath Gadya / Padya
Two unseen passages (prose, poem, narrative or scientific) with comprehension questions.
Varna and Dhwoni
Bengali vowels, consonants, syllables and pronunciation.
Shabd Gathan
Word formation, tatsam, tadbhav, deshi and bideshi shabd.
Sandhi
Swar sandhi, byanjan sandhi and bisarg sandhi in Bengali.
Samas
Tatpurush, dvandva, dvigu, karmadharaya, bahubrihi and abyayibhab.
Upsarg and Pratyay
Prefixes and suffixes in Bengali word formation.
Padaprakaran
Bishesya, sarbanam, bisheshan, kriya, abyay etc.
Ling, Bachan and Kal
Gender, number, tense and case in Bengali.
Bakya Rachna and Punctuation
Sentence structure, types and punctuation in Bengali.
Probad and Bagdhara
Bengali idioms, phrases and proverbs.
Samartthak and Bipoaritarthak Shabd
Synonyms and antonyms in Bengali.
Alankar and Ras
Figures of speech and rasa in Bengali literature.
Pedagogy of Bengali Language
Pedagogy specific to Bengali at primary and upper-primary level.
Language Comprehension
Two unseen passages (prose/poetry) with comprehension and grammar questions.
Determiners
Articles, quantifiers and other determiners in English.
Subject-Verb Concord
Concord rules for singular and plural subjects.
Question Formation
Yes/No questions, WH-questions and tag questions.
Prepositions
Prepositions of time, place and movement.
Tenses
Present, past, future — simple, continuous, perfect, perfect-continuous.
Phrasal Verbs
Common phrasal verbs and their meanings.
Gerunds and Participles
Use of gerunds and participles in sentences.
Auxiliary Verbs
Primary and modal auxiliaries in English.
Voice and Narration
Active/passive voice and direct/indirect speech.
Vocabulary
Synonyms, antonyms, one-word substitutions and word-formation.
Pedagogy of English Language
Pedagogy of teaching English as a second language.
Geometry — Shapes and Spatial Understanding
2D and 3D shapes, spatial relationships and basic geometry.
Solids — Surface Area and Volume
Cube, cuboid, cylinder, sphere — surface area and volume basics.
Perimeter and Area
Perimeter and area of plane figures (square, rectangle, triangle).
Measurement
Length, weight, capacity, time and money in standard units.
Numbers and Place Value
Whole numbers, place value and Indian/international numeral systems.
Arithmetic Operations
Addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.
Fractions
Proper, improper, mixed fractions and decimal fractions.
Data Handling
Pictograph, bar graph and simple data interpretation.
Patterns
Number, shape and growing patterns.
Factors and Multiples
Prime/composite numbers, HCF and LCM.
Pedagogical Issues in Mathematics
Pedagogy specific to primary mathematics.
Concept and Scope of EVS
Definition, scope and significance of environmental studies.
Health and Hygiene
Personal cleanliness, food, water and prevention of diseases.
Shelters and Habitats
Houses for humans and habitats for animals.
Transportation
Railways, waterways and airways — modes and importance.
Water Resources and Pollution
Sources, uses, conservation and water pollution.
Air and Atmosphere
Composition, pollution and the greenhouse effect.
Soil — Types, Erosion and Pollution
Soil types, erosion, conservation and pollution.
Plants and Animals
Plant parts, life processes and animal classification.
Our Environment
Components of environment and their interrelation.
West Bengal — Land, People and Heritage
Geography, culture, festivals and heritage of West Bengal.
Solar System and Earth
Solar system, earth's motions and basic geography.
Constitution and Governance Basics
Basic constitutional concepts and local self-government.
Pedagogy of EVS
Pedagogy specific to environmental studies at primary level.
Number System (Class 6–8)
Integers, rationals, real numbers and operations.
Algebra
Algebraic expressions, identities and linear equations in one/two variables.
Geometry
Triangles, quadrilaterals, circles and constructions.
Mensuration
Area, perimeter, surface area and volume of plane and solid figures.
Commercial Mathematics
Profit/loss, discount, simple and compound interest.
Statistics and Data Handling
Mean, median, mode and graphical representation of data.
Pedagogy of Mathematics
Pedagogy specific to upper-primary mathematics.
Matter and Materials
States of matter, mixtures, separation and chemical change.
Living World and Cell
Cells, tissues, plant and animal classification.
Human Body and Health
Organ systems, nutrition, immunisation and diseases.
Microorganisms
Bacteria, viruses, fungi — useful and harmful.
Motion and Force
Types of motion, force, friction and Newton's laws (basic).
Light, Heat and Sound
Reflection, refraction, heat transfer and sound waves.
Electricity and Magnetism
Electric current, circuits, magnets and electromagnetism.
Air and Water Quality
Composition, pollution and conservation of air and water.
Acids, Bases and Salts
Properties, indicators and uses of acids, bases and salts.
Sources of Energy
Conventional and alternative sources of energy.
Environment and Ecosystem
Ecosystem, food chains, biodiversity and pollution.
Pedagogy of Science
Pedagogy specific to upper-primary science.
Ancient India
Indus Valley civilisation, Vedic age, Mahajanapadas and Mauryan period.
Medieval India
Delhi Sultanate, Mughal empire and bhakti-sufi movements.
History of Bengal
Bengal Renaissance, partition of Bengal and freedom struggle in Bengal.
Modern India
British rule, 1857 revolt, freedom movement and independence.
Earth as a Planet
Solar system, latitudes, longitudes and motions of the earth.
Physical Geography of India
Mountains, plains, rivers, climate and natural vegetation.
Geography of West Bengal
Physical features, climate, rivers and resources of West Bengal.
World Geography
Continents, oceans, important countries and physical features.
Indian Constitution
Preamble, fundamental rights, duties and DPSPs.
Indian Democracy and Government
Parliament, executive, judiciary and elections.
Local Self-Government
Panchayati raj and municipalities in West Bengal.
Indian Economy
Sectors of the economy, agriculture, industry and services.
Environment and Sustainable Development
Pollution, conservation and sustainable practices.
Social Diversity
Indian diversity — language, religion and culture.
Pedagogical Issues in Social Studies
Pedagogy specific to upper-primary social studies.