TET Mandatory for 1 Lakh In-Service Teachers in Rajasthan? Teachers Wait for State Order
Dainik Bhaskar reports that about one lakh serving teachers in Rajasthan now face the Teacher Eligibility Test (TET), although it was not compulsory when many of them were appointed. The state government has not yet issued any direction, and teachers are worried about stalled promotions and compulsory retirement.
The Supreme Court Order
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Review petitions | Dismissed on 30 May 2026 |
| Rule | In-service teachers must pass TET to continue in service and for promotion |
| Deadline | Extended by one year to 31 August 2028 |
| Exam frequency | States asked to hold TET regularly, preferably twice a year |
Latest Updates
- RBSE president Hanuman Singh Rathore said no direction on TET has come from the government yet.
- The board will act as per the state government's order.
- The Joint Teachers Federation of India met Union Minister JP Nadda and demanded an ordinance to end the problem.
What Teachers Should Do
- Watch for the state government order and the RBSE notice on TET.
- Start preparation, as the court deadline is 31 August 2028.
- Follow the official notice only, not social media claims.
Important Links
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Is TET compulsory for serving teachers?
As per the Supreme Court, yes, to continue in service and for promotion, by 31 August 2028.
Has Rajasthan announced a TET date?
No, the RBSE president says no state direction has been received.
Can the government bring an ordinance?
Teachers have demanded it, but nothing has been announced.
Note: This is based on news reports and public government information. Dates, amounts and rules can change, so please confirm with the official website or the concerned office before acting. Emitrawala.com is not a government website.
