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Maharashtra Teaching Posts Syllabus

The council publishes the TET syllabus annexure on the portal; TAIT’s areas are listed in its notification.

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Maharashtra Teaching Posts · checked 19 September 2026

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19September 2026

Checked 19 September 2026

Maharashtra Teaching Posts: the facts that matter now

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Postponed on 27 June 2026 after a police seizure of matching questions; no revised date; applications closed 24 April
MAHATET June 2026
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200 marks, 120 minutes, no penalty; held 27 May to 5 June 2025; result 18 August 2025; 2,11,308 appeared
TAIT 2025
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First list 27 August 2026 — 19,754 posts, 13,119 recommended; verification 2 to 5 September; converted round next
Pavitra 2026
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Maharashtra State Council of Examination, Pune; recruitment on the Pavitra portal
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Syllabus

Maharashtra Teaching Posts — What the syllabus covers

TET — child psychology and pedagogy, 30: Development, learning, inclusive education, assessment, at the level of the diploma or degree course.
TET — languages, 30 each: Comprehension, grammar and pedagogy of language in the pairs Marathi and English, English and Marathi, or Urdu and Marathi or English.
TET Paper I — mathematics and environmental studies, 30 each: The content of classes 1 to 5 at secondary difficulty, with pedagogy.
TET Paper II — mathematics and science or social studies, 60: Classes 6 to 8 content with pedagogy; the choice follows the subject to be taught.
TAIT — aptitude, 120: Mathematical ability, speed and accuracy, English and Marathi language ability, spatial ability, and art, interest, adjustment and personality.
TAIT — intelligence, 80: Comprehension, classification, correlation, series, reasoning and inference, coding, symbolic language, rhythmic arrangement.