Maharashtra TET 2025 Registration Deadline Extended: Apply by October 9 at mahatet.in

The Maharashtra State Council of Examination (MSCE), Pune has extended the registration deadline for the Maharashtra Teacher Eligibility Test (MAHA TET) 2025. Candidates who have not yet applied can now register online till October 9, 2025, on the official website mahatet.in. The extension provides another opportunity for aspiring teachers to complete the application process and appear for the eligibility test, which is mandatory for those seeking teaching positions in government and aided schools across the state.

I am writing about this update because the Maharashtra TET is one of the most important eligibility exams for teaching aspirants in the state. Many candidates often miss deadlines due to technical issues or incomplete documentation, so this extension comes as a relief. It’s essential for candidates to know how to correctly fill out the form, understand the eligibility criteria, and meet the new deadline to avoid disqualification. Timely updates like this help ensure that qualified teachers get a fair chance to participate in the recruitment process and contribute to improving the quality of education in Maharashtra.

Maharashtra TET 2025: Registration Extended

The MAHA TET registration window, which was earlier scheduled to close on October 6, 2025, will now remain open until October 9, 2025. The extension was announced by the Maharashtra State Council of Examination (MSCE), Pune, to accommodate applicants facing issues with form submission and payment.

The council has urged all eligible candidates to complete their applications before the revised deadline, as no further extension will be given. Candidates are advised to carefully check all entered details before submitting the form to avoid errors.

Overview of the Maharashtra TET 2025

The Maharashtra Teacher Eligibility Test (MAHA TET) is conducted to assess the eligibility of candidates aspiring to become teachers in primary (Classes 1–5) and upper primary (Classes 6–8) levels.

The exam is divided into two papers:

Paper I: For candidates applying to teach Classes 1 to 5
Paper II: For candidates applying to teach Classes 6 to 8

Candidates may choose to appear for either one paper or both, depending on their qualification and teaching preference.

MAHA TET 2025 Important Dates

Event	Date
Registration Start Date	September 4, 2025
Previous Deadline	October 6, 2025
Extended Deadline	October 9, 2025
Last Date for Fee Payment	October 9, 2025 (up to 11:59 PM)
Admit Card Release	To be announced
Exam Date	Expected in November 2025

Eligibility Criteria

To apply for MAHA TET 2025, candidates must meet the following educational qualifications:

For Paper I (Classes 1–5):

Senior Secondary (or equivalent) with at least 50% marks and a 2-year Diploma in Elementary Education (D.El.Ed) or Bachelor of Elementary Education (B.El.Ed).
Candidates appearing in the final year of D.El.Ed or B.El.Ed are also eligible.

For Paper II (Classes 6–8):

Graduation with at least 50% marks and Bachelor in Education (B.Ed) or equivalent.
Candidates in the final year of B.Ed are eligible to apply provisionally.

Applicants must also meet the age criteria and be Indian citizens.

How to Apply for Maharashtra TET 2025

Candidates can follow the steps below to register for the exam:

Visit the official MAHA TET website — mahatet.in.
On the homepage, click on the link “MAHA TET 2025 Registration.”
Register using a valid email ID and mobile number.
Log in with your credentials and fill out the application form with personal and academic details.
Upload scanned copies of your photograph and signature as per the prescribed format.
Pay the application fee using a debit/credit card, UPI, or net banking.
Review all the entered information and click on Submit.
Download and print the application confirmation page for future reference.

Application Fee

The application fee for MAHA TET 2025 is as follows:

Category	Paper I	Paper II	Both Papers
General/OBC	₹500	₹500	₹800
SC/ST/PH	₹250	₹250	₹400

Applicants must ensure successful fee payment to complete their registration. Applications without payment confirmation will be considered invalid.

Exam Pattern and Structure

The MAHA TET exam will be conducted in offline mode (pen and paper-based). Each paper will carry 150 marks and will include multiple-choice questions (MCQs).

Paper I (for Classes 1–5)

Child Development and Pedagogy – 30 marks
Language I (Marathi) – 30 marks
Language II (English/Hindi) – 30 marks
Mathematics – 30 marks
Environmental Studies – 30 marks

Paper II (for Classes 6–8)

Child Development and Pedagogy – 30 marks
Language I (Marathi) – 30 marks
Language II (English/Hindi) – 30 marks
Subject-specific section (Mathematics & Science / Social Studies) – 60 marks

Each correct answer carries one mark, and there is no negative marking in either paper.

Documents Required During Application

Candidates should keep the following documents ready while applying:

Passport-size photo and signature (scanned copy)
Educational certificates and mark sheets
Category certificate (if applicable)
Valid ID proof (Aadhaar, PAN, Voter ID, etc.)
Payment receipt after fee submission

Why This Extension Matters

The extension of the MAHA TET 2025 registration deadline till October 9 is a much-needed step, particularly for candidates who faced server errors or last-minute payment failures. The Maharashtra TET exam attracts thousands of applicants every year, and ensuring smooth registration helps maintain transparency and inclusivity in the teacher recruitment process.

This also aligns with the state’s broader efforts to ensure that only qualified, trained, and certified teachers are appointed in schools, thereby improving the overall quality of education.

Direct Link to Apply

Eligible candidates can apply directly through the official link below:
👉 Click here to apply for Maharashtra TET 2025

Puducherry CM Rangasamy Highlights How Medical Education Builds the Nation

Puducherry Chief Minister N. Rangasamy addressed the induction ceremony for new MBBS students at Takshashila Medical College, under Takshashila University in Tindivanam, and emphasised that medical education is a key pillar of nation-building. He called on young doctors to serve society with both compassion and integrity as they embark on their journey in the medical profession.

I’m writing about this because when a senior political leader highlights the value of medical education in such a way, it’s a reminder how future doctors are not just healthcare providers — they are nation-builders. In a country like ours, where healthcare and public service are deeply tied to societal progress, leaders’ messages like these matter a lot. New MBBS students often feel the weight and promise of their choice; to hear from the CM that their role goes beyond hospitals and clinics gives them a broader purpose. This also signals the government’s long-term commitment to supporting quality medical education in Puducherry, which can motivate more students to contribute meaningfully to public health.

Why Medical Education Matters for Nation-Building

Medical education is more than just learning to treat illness — it shapes the very infrastructure of a country’s health system. With strong medical training, future doctors contribute to public health, innovation in medicine, and healthcare equity. By urging graduates to use their education in service of others, the CM reinforced that these students are part of a larger mission: creating a healthier, stronger nation.

What CM Rangasamy said at the Induction Day

He praised the establishment of Takshashila Medical College, saying it aligns with the vision of building a socially responsible healthcare future.
Rangasamy reminded students that skills must be matched with values: “Compassion and integrity should guide your decisions,” he said, urging them to treat patients not only as cases, but as people in need.
He mentioned that medical education in Puducherry must serve all sections of society, encouraging graduates to go beyond personal ambition and contribute to public service.
He also called for leveraging government support and infrastructure to improve healthcare access, reinforcing that training alone is not enough without purpose.

The Prominence of Takshashila Medical College

Takshashila Medical College, under the larger umbrella of Takshashila University, represents a fresh push in healthcare education in the region. By starting a new MBBS batch, the college is playing its part in developing more doctors who can serve both local communities and national needs. For many students in Puducherry and nearby regions, this college offers an opportunity to receive good medical education without having to move far from home.

Challenges and Opportunities Ahead

Even as the CM’s words inspire, there are practical challenges:

Infrastructure: Medical colleges need strong labs, hospital attachments, and patient inflow for effective training.
Faculty Quality: To uphold the CM’s vision of compassionate education, the institution will need teachers who are excellent clinicians as well as educators.
Affordability and Access: There is always a risk that medical education remains out of reach for economically weaker students. Government policies and scholarships will play a big role.
Public Health Orientation: Graduates must be encouraged to work in underserved areas, not just big cities, so that the promise of nation-building becomes a reality in poorer communities.

Why This Message Is Important for Students and Society

For students, this is a moral call: being a doctor is not just a profession, it’s a public trust.
For parents, it underscores that supporting a child through medical college has wider societal value.
For society, strong medical education means having trained professionals who can respond to public health crises, improve healthcare access, and innovate in medical research.
For policymakers, it’s a cue to continue investing in medical colleges, infrastructure, and ethics-driven training.