TS SET serves the purpose of assessing candidates' eligibility for the roles of Assistant Professor and Lecturer within the universities and colleges in Telangana.
The Osmania University has issued the Telangana State Eligibility Test (TS SET) 2024 answer key. Candidates who took the exam can visit the university’s official website at telanganaset.org to check and download the answer key. They can also raise objections to the TG SET 2024 answer key, if any, by September 26.
The exam was held from September 10 to 13. TS SET serves the purpose of assessing candidates’ eligibility for the roles of Assistant Professor and Lecturer within the universities and colleges in Telangana. As per the marking scheme, each question carries two marks. To pass the exam, candidates belonging to the general category must secure 40 per cent, and reserved category candidates must score at least 35 per cent.
TS SET 2024 Answer Key: Steps to Raise Objection
Step 1: Go to the official website at telanganaset.org.
Step 2: On the homepage, click on the TS SET 2024 answer key link.
Step 3: A new window will be displayed containing the answer key in a PDF format.
Step 4: Cross-check all the answers carefully.
Step 5: Candidates who want to raise will have to log in using their TS SET 2024 hall ticket number and date of birth.
Step 6: Select the question you want to raise objection to. Write the reason. Upload supporting documents.
Step 7: Pay the required fee. Submit your objection.
Step 8: Download and take a printout of the acknowledgment form for further use.
The three-hour exam consists of two papers, both featuring objective-type questions, and is conducted in a three-hour session. In TG SET paper I, candidates are presented with 50 compulsory questions that aim to evaluate the candidate’s teaching and research aptitude. These questions assess reasoning ability, comprehension, divergent thinking, and general awareness. On the other hand, TS SET Paper II contains 100 objective-type compulsory questions and is tailored to the subject selected by the candidate, covering the entire syllabus.
