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Here we discuss about 2nd slst Upper Primary TET weightage calculation.We try to give you an idea about how merit list is prepared on the basic of academic plus professional plus TET weightage and plus Interview marks.Please follow this post and input your data so that you can easily found how much would you get !!
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Upper Primary TET weightage calculation
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Selection Criteria for Assistant Teacher Posts (WBSSC 2025 Rules)
Based on the official notification published in The Kolkata Gazette, Extraordinary, May 29, 2025 [Part I], the Central Commission has outlined the detailed selection criteria for the post of Assistant Teacher across various class levels.
Below is the complete breakdown of marks and weightage for Upper Primary, Classes IX & X, and Classes XI & XII levels.
1. Upper Primary Level-Upper Primary TET weightage calculation
Selection to the Post of Assistant Teacher for the Upper Primary Level of Classes shall be made on the basis of marks obtained across academic scores, TET weightage, written examination, oral interview, lecture demonstration, and prior teaching experience.
The total weightage is determined in the following manner:
- Academic Score: 10 marks(Based on marks of Graduation)
- 60% and above: 10 marks
- Below 60% to 50%: 8 marks
- Below 50%: 6 marks
- TET Weightage: 40 marks
- Written Examination (OMR-based): 25 marks
- Oral Interview: 15 marks
- Lecture Demonstration: 5 marks(Note: Appearance before the Interview Board for Oral Interview and Lecture Demonstration is compulsory)
- Prior Teaching Experience: 5 marks(At the Upper Primary level in a government, government-aided, or government-sponsored school. Calculated on the basis of 1 mark for each year of service in a substantive post, either permanent or on a contractual basis).
Upper Primary TET weightage calculation
2. Classes IX & X Level
Selection to the post of Assistant Teacher for Classes IX & X shall be made on the basis of marks obtained in the written examination, educational qualification, prior teaching experience, oral interview, and lecture demonstration.
The total weightage is determined in the following manner:
- Written Examination (OMR-based): 60 marks
- Academics:
- Educational Qualification: 10 marks(Based on marks of Graduation or Post Graduation in the subject for which applied, whichever is higher).
- 60% and above: 10 marks
- Below 60% to 50%: 8 marks
- Below 50%: 6 marks(Note: No rounding off of percentage is allowed).
- Prior Teaching Experience: 10 marks(At the secondary level in a government, government-aided, or government-sponsored school. Calculated on the basis of 2 marks for each year of service in a substantive post, either permanent or on a contractual basis).
- Educational Qualification: 10 marks(Based on marks of Graduation or Post Graduation in the subject for which applied, whichever is higher).
- Oral Interview: 10 marks
- Lecture Demonstration: 10 marks(Note: Appearance before the Interview Board is compulsory).
3. Classes XI & XII Level
Selection to the post of Assistant Teacher for Classes XI & XII shall be made on the basis of marks obtained in the written examination, educational qualification, prior teaching experience, oral interview, and lecture demonstration.
The total weightage is determined in the following manner:
- Written Examination (OMR-based): 60 marks
- Academics:
- Educational Qualification: 10 marks(Based on marks of Post Graduation in the subject for which applied).
- 60% and above: 10 marks
- Below 60% to 50%: 8 marks
- Below 50%: 6 marks(Note: No rounding off of percentage is allowed).
- Prior Teaching Experience: 10 marks(At the secondary level in a government, government-aided, or government-sponsored school. Calculated on the basis of 2 marks for each year of service in a substantive post, either permanent or on a contractual basis).
- Educational Qualification: 10 marks(Based on marks of Post Graduation in the subject for which applied).
- Oral Interview: 10 marks
- Lecture Demonstration: 10 marks(Note: Appearance before the Interview Board is compulsory).
⚠️ Important Note for Classes XI & XII Applicants:
A candidate applying for a subject must have passed at least the Graduation level examination with a minimum of 300 full marks in the relevant or concerned subject.
Candidates without the subject as first, second, or third language at the Secondary / Higher Secondary / Graduation / Post Graduation level will appear as General Candidates only, without any corresponding concession/relaxation in respect of age, fees, and qualifying marks.
Source: The Kolkata Gazette, Extraordinary, May 29, 2025 [Part I]–Upper Primary TET weightage calculation
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs-Upper Primary TET weightage calculation)
Q: Can I round off my graduation percentage to get a higher merit score?
A: No. According to the official rules, no rounding off of percentages is allowed when calculating the academic score. For example, if you have 59.9%, it will fall into the “Below 60% to 50%” tier (8 marks), not the 60% and above tier.
Q: How is prior teaching experience calculated?
A: The (Upper Primary TET weightage calculation) calculation varies by level: For Upper Primary, you are awarded 1 mark per year of service (maximum 5 marks). For Classes IX-XII, you are awarded 2 marks per year of service (maximum 10 marks). This applies to service in a substantive post (permanent or contractual) at a government, government-aided, or government-sponsored school.
Q: Do I have to give a lecture demonstration?
A: Yes. Appearance before the Interview Board for both the Oral Interview and the Lecture Demonstration is strictly compulsory for all class levels.
Q: Are TET marks considered for High School (IX-XII) recruitment?
A: No. Based on the Gazette (Upper Primary TET weightage calculation) notification, TET Weightage (40 marks) is only applicable for the Upper Primary Level. Classes IX & X and XI & XII selection relies heavily on a 60-mark written examination instead.
Q: What happens if I apply for a language subject without having studied it as a 1st, 2nd, or 3rd language previously?
A: You are still allowed to appear, but you will be treated strictly as a General Candidate. You will not receive any concessions or relaxations regarding your age limit, application fees, or minimum qualifying marks.
Q: Are B.Ed. or D.El.Ed. marks counted in the new Academic Score calculation?
A: No. The new WBSSC 2025 criteria explicitly state that the 10-mark “Educational Qualification/Academic Score” is based entirely on your Graduation or Post Graduation marks. Weightage for professional training (B.Ed/D.El.Ed) is no longer listed in this specific point breakdown.
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