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The Maharashtra State Council of Examination (MSCE), Pune, has officially published the exam centre allocation for the upcoming Maharashtra Teacher Eligibility Test (MAHA TET) 2026. This update is vital for all registered candidates as it provides clarity on the designated test venues across the state. With the examination scheduled for 28th June 2026, candidates are advised to verify their allotted city to facilitate smooth travel arrangements and timely arrival at the test centre. The council has organized the centres across all 36 district headquarters to ensure maximum accessibility for aspirants. Furthermore, specific provisions have been made for candidates appearing in minority and regional language mediums, with consolidated centres assigned based on candidate volume. It is essential for all applicants to download their city intimation slip from the official portal to confirm their specific venue details. This document serves as a preliminary confirmation before the final admit card is released. Candidates should ensure they have their registration credentials ready to access the portal and retrieve their centre information without delay.

The selection process for the Maharashtra Teacher Eligibility Test involves a rigorous assessment of pedagogical skills and subject knowledge. The examination is conducted in an offline, pen-and-paper format across two distinct shifts. Candidates are evaluated based on their performance in the written test, which determines their eligibility for teaching positions in government and aided schools. Following the written examination, successful candidates will be required to undergo document verification to confirm their educational qualifications and eligibility criteria. The final merit list is prepared based on the marks secured in the TET, and candidates must meet the qualifying cut-off marks set by the MSCE to be considered for certification.