West Bengal TET Result 2023 to be OUT soon at wbbpe.wb.gov.in – Here's how to download scorecard PDF

West Bengal TET Result 2023: The West Bengal Teacher Eligibility Test (WBTET) 2023 results are likely to be declared soon, as per multiple reports.

Candidates who appeared for the WBTET 2023 exam can view and download their scorecard PDFs from the official website, wbbpe.wb.gov.in.

West Bengal TET Result 2023: Log in details required

To access the West Bengal TET scorecards, candidates will need to enter the registration number, roll number, and date of birth.

West Bengal TET Result 2023: How to check – a step-by-step guide

Candidates can check the West Bengal TET Result 2023 through the following steps:

• Visit the official website: wbbpe.wb.gov.in.
• Once the website opens, click on the WBTET scorecard 2025 PDF link.

• Use your registration number/roll number and date of birth as login credentials.
• WBTET scorecard PDF will be displayed on the screen for download.
• Save the WBTET marksheet PDF.
• Candidates are also advised to take a print out of the scorecards for future reference.

The West Bengal Teacher Eligibility Test (WBTET) was conducted on December 24, 2023.

West Bengal TET 2023

The Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) is conducted for the recruitment of educators in state-run and aided primary schools in West Bengal.

For the year 2024, there was no West Bengal TET exam.

In 2023, around 3 lakh candidates appeared for the West Bengal TET – the results of which are expected today.

West Bengal TET exam controversy

Following the TET exam in December 2023, there were reports of a paper leak. West Bengal Board of Primary Education president Goutam Paul, however, had dismissed the claims at that time, stating that the allegations had been made with an intent to malign the board.

"There have been reports that a part of the OMR sheet was circulated on WhatsApp after the examination began at noon but such reports are untrue." “Not a single incident has taken place in any of the centres. The students entered the examination halls at 11 am and their mobile phones were taken away,” Paul had told reporters on the day of the exam.