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Candidates who appeared for the OTET examination can now access their scorecards via the board’s official website at bseodisha.ac.in.
Applicants can assess their scores against the OTET cut-off marks to determine their selection status
The Board of Secondary Education (BSE) Odisha has released the results of the Odisha Teacher Eligibility Test (OTET) 2024 today, November 22. Candidates who appeared for the OTET examination can now access their scorecards via the board’s official website at bseodisha.ac.in. The scorecards can be obtained by logging in with their roll number and mobile number on the official portal.
Candidates belonging to the general category required a minimum qualifying percentage of 60 per cent. Those falling under the OBC, SC, and ST categories are required to achieve a minimum qualifying percentage of 50 per cent. Those whose marks surpass the cut-off will be included in the OTET merit list as successful candidates.
Odisha TET Results 2024: How to Check?
To download the Odisha TET results, candidates can follow the below-mentioned steps:
Step 1: Navigate to the official website of the Board of Secondary Education, bseodisha.ac.in.
Step 2: On the homepage, click on the result link
Step 3: A new window will be displayed. Log in using your roll number and mobile number.
Step 4: Once you are logged in, your OTET result 2024 will be displayed on the screen.
Step 5: Take your time to check your scores and the details mentioned on the scorecard.
Step 6: If necessary, download and take a printout of the results for your reference.
Odisha TET Result 2024: Details Mentioned
Candidates can check the following details mentioned on the Odisha TET scorecard:
— Name of the Candidate
— Father’s Name
— Date of Birth
— Roll Number
— Photograph and Signature
— Total Marks Obtained
— Marks Obtained in Both Papers
— Qualifying Status
The OTET 2024 was administered on August 17 at various test locations in Odisha. The exam includes two examinations — Paper 1 and Paper 2 — each lasting two and a half hours. Both papers are fully composed of Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs). There is one mark awarded for each question and no marks are deducted for incorrect answers. The answer key for both papers was issued on September 19.
