Candidates who appeared for the Teachers Eligibility Test (TET) on Sunday have questioned the clearance exam's quality after the question paper was found with over 100 mistakes. Aspiring teachers have written to the Maharashtra State Council for Examination (MSCE), demanding an enquiry and relevant marks.

The TET is a mandatory clearance to become a full-time, approved school teacher. This year, it was held in two sessions across the state. In all, 3,43,264 candidates appeared for the examination, out of which 1,88,678 appeared for the primary section and 1,54,586 for the secondary section. After the examination, mistakes in the question paper became viral on social media. For the first time, a TET question paper was found with errors.