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TNTET 2026: TRB issues guidelines for July 4 & 5 exams

The Teachers Recruitment Board has released detailed guidelines for conducting the Tamil Nadu Teacher Eligibility Test, scheduled to be held on July 4 (Paper I) and July 5 (Paper II) for in-service teachers across the State.
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Chennai,  June 30:

The Teachers Recruitment Board has released detailed guidelines for conducting the Tamil Nadu Teacher Eligibility Test, scheduled to be held on July 4 (Paper I) and July 5 (Paper II) for in-service teachers across the State.

Candidates have been instructed to report to their respective examination centres by 8:30 AM, with entry gates set to close at 9:30 AM. Only essential items such as the hall ticket, a valid photo identity card, and two black ballpoint pens will be permitted inside the examination hall. Electronic devices, including mobile phones, smart watches, and calculators, are strictly prohibited.

To ensure transparency and prevent malpractice, the board has implemented stringent security measures, including CCTV surveillance, double-lock storage systems for question papers, police protection, and secure transportation of confidential materials.

Special provisions have also been made for Persons with Disabilities (PwD), including ground-floor seating, scribes, and an additional one hour to complete the examination.

Candidates are advised to strictly adhere to all instructions issued by the TRB and reach their centres well in advance to avoid any last-minute inconvenience.

TNTET 2026: TRB issues guidelines for July 4 & 5 exams
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