Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha has raised concerns over the extremely low pass percentage in the recently announced Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) results for 2025, while also firmly denying any irregularities in the exam process.
According to official data, only 5.56% of candidates passed TET-I, while a mere 4.92% cleared TET-II. The tests were conducted by the Tripura Teachers’ Recruitment Board (TRBT). Saha, who also holds the Education portfolio, called these numbers “worrying” and stressed the need for a serious review of the factors leading to such poor performance.
“If we can’t produce qualified teachers, how will we ensure quality education for our children?” he stated.
Addressing the ongoing protests by unsuccessful candidates, the Chief Minister clarified that no errors or discrepancies were found in the question papers or answer keys. However, he acknowledged the students’ concerns and advised them to approach the courts if they believe there has been an injustice.
The state government is now expected to hold consultations with TRBT and education experts to analyze the reasons behind the dismal results and take corrective measures, including strengthening teacher training, improving exam standards, and reviewing evaluation methods.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):
Q1. What did Tripura CM Manik Saha say about the TET 2025 results?
CM Manik Saha expressed concern over the low pass percentages in TET-I and TET-II 2025, calling the situation worrying. He emphasized the importance of qualified teachers for improving education standards in the state.
Q2. How many candidates passed the Tripura TET 2025?
Only 5.56% of candidates passed TET-I (458 out of 8,240), while 4.92% passed TET-II (1,589 out of 32,286), according to the TRBT.
Q3. Were there any irregularities in the Tripura TET 2025 exams?
According to CM Manik Saha, there were no irregularities in the question papers or answer keys. He assured that the examination process was conducted fairly.
Q4. What should students do if they have grievances about the TET results?
The Chief Minister advised candidates who are dissatisfied with the TET results or answer keys to seek legal recourse by approaching the courts.
Q5. What steps will the Tripura government take following the low TET pass rates?
The government plans to review the exam and training processes to understand the reasons behind the poor performance and improve teacher recruitment quality going forward.
Published on 20 june
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