The Meghalaya Teacher Eligibility Test (MTET) 2026 stands postponed, according to an announcement made by Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma. The decision comes as authorities review examination arrangements and administrative preparations before conducting the state-level teacher eligibility examination.
Candidates who prepare for the examination are advised to wait for the revised schedule and official notification from the concerned education authorities. The Meghalaya TET examination is conducted for candidates seeking teaching eligibility in government and recognized schools across the state.
Officials state that the postponement aims to ensure smooth examination management and avoid inconvenience for applicants. The government is expected to release updated exam dates, admit card details, and revised instructions through official channels soon.
Key highlights
- Meghalaya TET 2026 examination is postponed
- Announcement is made by Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma
- Revised examination schedule will be released later
- Candidates should follow official notifications for updates
- Exam is conducted for teacher eligibility across Meghalaya schools
Students and teaching aspirants are encouraged to continue preparation while monitoring official announcements regularly. Authorities may also provide fresh timelines for application corrections, hall ticket downloads, and examination procedures in the coming weeks.
Visit the official Meghalaya education portal for the latest updates regarding the revised MTET 2026 schedule and examination notices.