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KARTET Exam Analysis: Karnataka TET exam analysis is done after the commencement of the written exam. The KARTET 2023 will be organised on 3rd September 2023. Students who will be appearing for this state-level entrance examination can check the exam analysis after the exam is over.
The Karnataka TET exam analysis will allow the students to review and interpret the results, the difficulty level of the questions in each section, the total number of questions in each section, the overall performance of students, etc.
The Karnataka TET 2023 conducted in two shifts on the same day, where the total exam duration will be 2 hours 30 minutes. Each paper will consist of a total of 150 multiple-choice questions. In this article, we will cover all the aspects of the Karnataka TET exam analysis.
| Examination Name | KARTET 2023 |
| Full Form | Karnataka Teaching Eligibility Test |
| Conducting Body | Centralized Admission Cell (CAC), Office of the Commissioner of Public Instruction, Bangalore |
| Application Fee | Unreserved – INR 1000 Reserved – INR 500 |
| Medium of Exam | English, Hindi, Kannada, Marathi, Urdu, Tamil and Telugu |
| Occupation | Elementary Teacher (I to VIII Classes) |
| Exam Mode | Offline |
| Location | Karnataka |
| Official Website | schooleducation.kar.nic.in |
Table of Contents
Section-Wise Karnataka TET Exam Analysis
The Karnataka TET exam analysis is done with the objective of evaluating results, such as individual scores and overall statistics, highest and lowest scores and average marks, analyzing the distribution of scores to understand the exam pattern and types of questions asked, assessing the effectiveness of questions and identifying areas for improvement in the future exams, etc. For the KARTET 2023, the exam analysis will be done after the exam is conducted. Below we have discussed the section-wise exam analysis of the Karnataka TET exam.
Also read – Karnataka TET 2023: Online Application, Eligibility, Syllabus, Exam Pattern
Paper I
The Karnataka TET Paper I will be conducted for candidates who want to become primary-level teachers, i.e. Classes 1 to 5. This paper will consist of a total of 150 multiple-choice questions, divided into 5 sections: Child Development and Pedagogy, Language-I, Language-II, Mathematics and Environmental Studies. The table below highlights all the details about the KARTET Paper I.
| Sections | Number of Questions | Difficulty Level |
| Language I | 30 | Moderate |
| Language II | 30 | Moderate |
| Child Development and Pedagogy | 30 | Easy to Moderate |
| Mathematics | 30 | Moderate |
| Environmental Science | 30 | Moderate to Hard |
*Note – Candidates who have any visual impairment will have to attend Social Studies subject in place of Environmental Studies and Mathematics, which will have a weightage of 60 marks.
Paper II
The Karnataka TET Paper II will be conducted for candidates who want to become elementary or upper primary teachers for Classes VI to VIII. Paper II will be divided into 4 sections: Child Development and Pedagogy, Language I, Language II, Mathematics and Science (only for Mathematics and Science teachers) and Social Studies (only for Social Studies teachers). The table below highlights all the details about the KARTET Paper II.
| Sections | No. of Questions | Difficulty Level |
| Language I | 30 | Moderate |
| Language II | 30 | Moderate |
| Child Development and Pedagogy | 30 | Moderate to Hard |
| Mathematics and Science or Social Studies | 60 | Moderate to Hard |
Karnataka TET Cut-Off
The Karnataka TET cut-off list is released by the officials of the Department of School Education, Karnataka, after the commencement of the exam on its official website. Candidates who will be appearing for the KARTET 2023 can check the KARTET cut-off list after the commencement of the exam. The table below highlights the KARTET cut-off for the previous year.
| Categories | Minimum Required Marks out of 150 | Minimum Required Percentage (%) |
| Unreserved (General) | 90 | 60% |
| Reserved (SC, ST, PwD and OBC) | 82 | 55% |
FAQs
Candidates belonging to the General category need to score a minimum of 60% in Paper I and Paper II. Candidates who belong to the reserved category must score at least 55% in their desired paper.
The KARTET exam consists of 2 Papers: Paper I for teachers for Classes I to V and Paper II for teachers for Classes VI to VIII.
Through the KARTET exam, selected candidates will be offered the jobs of elementary teachers (Class I to VIII) across government schools in Karnataka.
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