CG TET Answer Key 2025 (TET26): Final Key, ₹50 Objection Rules

The CG TET 2025 (TET26) answer key is final: Vyapam issued the model answers on 13 February 2026, took objections until 3:00 p.m. on 18 February 2026, and published the final answers along with the result. No CG TET key is open now. The next one will follow the TET scheduled for 26 September 2027 in the CGSSB calendar.

Where are the CG TET 2025 answer keys?

The model answers sit on the TET26 page of the board's website as three PDFs: Paper I (classes I to V), Paper II Mathematics & Science, and Paper II Social Science. The final answers are on the board's results page, next to the result links and score lists. Each final key sheet lists all 150 questions for four question-booklet sets, A to D, so first find your set. A footnote explains the codes: an asterisk marks a cancelled question, and letters such as I mean more than one option was accepted (I = A and B correct).

How objections worked in TET26

1. Log in to your Vyapam profile with your registration number (profile ID) and date of birth. A Dava-Aapatti (objection) tab appears inside the profile.
2. Every objection needs proof. Keep a soft copy of the supporting document ready to upload. A guide book is not accepted as proof, and an objection without proof is rejected.
3. The fee is ₹50 per question, paid online. Without the fee the objection is not registered.
4. File each question separately; objections bundling several questions are rejected.
5. Objections sent by post or e-mail, or handed in at Vyapam Bhawan, are not accepted.
6. Download the receipt once the objection is filed.
7. Subject experts decide the objections and their decision is final. The OMR sheets are then evaluated against the final answers, and no objection is taken on the final answers.

How to work out your CG TET score from the key

Each paper has 150 multiple-choice questions of one mark each, with four options. A correct or most appropriate answer gets one mark; a wrong answer, more than one answer marked, or a blank gets zero. There is no negative marking, so your score is simply the number of answers that match the key for your booklet set.

• Paper I: Child Development and Pedagogy, Hindi, English, Mathematics and Environmental Education, 30 questions each.
• Paper II: Child Development and Pedagogy, Hindi and English, 30 questions each, plus 60 questions in either Mathematics & Science or Social Science.
• If a faulty question is deleted, every candidate gets its mark as a bonus. If experts find more than one option correct, all correct options are accepted.
• To qualify you need at least 60% of the marks, or 50% if you are SC, ST, OBC (non-creamy layer) or a person with special needs.

The OMR sheets are machine-evaluated, so there is no recounting or re-evaluation after the result.

CG TET answer keys in past cycles