Gujarat TET Admit Card 2025: TET-I Hall Ticket, Exam Rules

The Gujarat TET-I 2025 hall ticket was downloaded online before the exam of 21 December 2025, and that exam is over. Under the TET-I 2025 notification, only a candidate who had received the fee pay-slip receipt could download the computerised hall ticket, using the confirmation number and date of birth.

How the TET-I 2025 hall ticket worked

• Candidates applied and paid the fee; the confirmation number generated when the application was confirmed was needed for every later step and in all correspondence with the Board.
• The computerised hall ticket was downloaded by entering the confirmation number and date of birth.
• Candidates were told to read all instructions printed below or behind the hall ticket, and a sample OMR sheet was to be put on the website with the hall ticket.

TET-I 2025 exam schedule

The Board fixes the centres according to the number of registered candidates, and candidates must take the test at the allotted centre at their own expense.

Documents to keep

Candidates are to sign a printout of their online form and keep the supporting documents that apply to them: the fee pay slip, caste certificate, non-creamy-layer certificate and physically handicapped certificate, to be produced whenever required. For TET-I 2025, a copy of the hall ticket was needed for OMR rechecking at the Board office from 3 to 10 February 2026.

Exam-hall rules on the TET-I 2025 booklet

• Possession of any literature, guide, handwritten or printed paper, mobile phone, calculator, smartwatch, pager, spy camera, headphone or other equipment leads to disqualification.
• Use only a blue or black ball pen; pens or pencils of other colours and whitener are not allowed.
• Write your seat number and the question-paper series in the OMR sheet.
• The OMR sheet must carry the signatures of both the candidate and the block supervisor, or it will not be evaluated.
• Candidates may not leave the hall before the exam ends.
• Do not open the question booklet until told to, and hand over the OMR sheet to the block supervisor before leaving; a candidate who does not is disqualified.

Medium of the paper

The test is held in Gujarati, English and Hindi medium, and a candidate can take it in only one medium. The question paper given at the centre is in the same medium in which the candidate filled the application.

Contact

For queries, the notification gives the Board's toll-free helpline 1800 233 7963, available on office working days during office hours.