KARTET Answer Key 2024 Out; Check Steps to Download Answer Key at sts.karnataka.gov.in

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On July 8, 2024, the Office of Commissioner, Public Education Department Bengaluru, issued the KARTET answer key 2024. Both Paper 1 and Paper 2 answer keys are now available in PDF format. The exam questions and their correct answers are included in the answer key PDF. The opportunity to object to the KARTET answer key is currently open. Candidates must submit their date of birth and application/registration number to voice objections. June 30, 2024, was the date of the KARTET 2024 exam.

KARTET Answer Key 2024

Organization Name	School Education Department, Karnataka
KARTET Exam Date 2024	30-Jun-24
KARTET Answer Key 2024 Release Date	8-Jul-24
KARTET Official Website	http://www.schooleducation.kar.nic.in/

steps to Download KARTET Answer Key

The following are the instructions to download the KARTET answer key 2024:

To access the KARTET answer key, go to the school education.kar.nic.in website.

Look for the link labeled "KARTET2024-Keyanswers PAPER-I" on the webpage. & Keyanswers Paper II for KARTET-2024

Following the link clicks, a PDF document containing the question number and its correct response appears.

Compare your answers to the provided answer keys.

KARTET Cutoff 2024

As the KARTET Answer Key is now available, candidates need to be aware of the exam's cutoff scores. The qualifying and cutoff marks for the Karnataka TET are the same because it is a qualifying exam. As a result, the KARTET 2024 cutoff marks won't be made available again. To pass the KARTET exam, students in the general category need to receive at least 60% of the possible points. For the KARTET Certificate, candidates from the reserved category must receive a minimum of 55% of the possible points.

KARTET Qualifying marks

The KARTET Qualifying Marks and Cut-Off Marks are the same, as was previously said. The KARTET Minimum Qualifying Marks 2024 were specifically indicated in the notice for the KARTET Exam. To pass the exam, students in the general category need to get 60%, or 90 out of 150 total points. Conversely, applicants falling under the reserved categories—SC, ST, OBC, and PwD candidates, for example—must receive a score of at least 55%, or 82 out of a possible 150 points.