MAHA TET Qualifying Marks / Cut Off — 60% General, 55% Reserved
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MAHA TET has a fixed qualifying bar, not a year-wise cut off. Because it is a qualifying test rather than a competitive one, the mark you need to pass is set in the rules and does not change from year to year.
Qualifying marks
Each paper carries 150 marks. A candidate is declared MAHA TET pass on scoring:
| Category | Qualifying % | Qualifying marks (of 150) |
|---|---|---|
| General | 60% | 90 |
| Reserved / backward categories / PwD | 55% | 82 |
What the qualifying mark does
Crossing the qualifying mark makes you MAHA TET pass and earns the TET certificate, one of the eligibility conditions for teacher recruitment in Maharashtra. In June 2021 the Union Government extended the validity of a TET qualifying certificate from 7 years to lifetime, with retrospective effect from 2011. It does not by itself secure a post — recruitment is a separate process, so a mark comfortably above the bar is worth aiming for even though the bar itself is fixed.
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