TS EdCET 2026 Answer Key Out: Download TG EdCET Question Papers with Solutions, Response Sheet, Objections at manabadi.co.in

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TS EdCET 2026 Response Sheet (Out)

TS EdCET 2026 Key Objections (Out)

TS EdCET 2026 Raised Objections on Preliminary Key (Out)

Master Question Paper with Preliminary Key

1. 12th May 2026 Shift 1
2. 12th May 2026 Shift 2
3. 12th May 2026 Shift 2 (URDU)

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ABOUT TG EdCET Answer key 2026:

The TG EdCET 2026 preliminary answer key is scheduled to be released on May 15, 2026, approximately three days after the exam. 

Key Answer Key Dates

How to Download the Answer Key

You can access the answer key on the official TG EdCET Portal or the Manabadi website

1. Visit the Manabadi website
2. Click on the link for “TS EdCET Answer Key 2026 – Preliminary” under the notifications section.
3. Log in using your Registration Number, Hall Ticket Number, and Date of Birth.

Raising Objections:

If you find any discrepancies in the preliminary key, you can challenge it through the Official Objection Window. 

• Deadline: Objections must be submitted by May 17, 2026.
• Fee: Typically, a fee of ₹500 per question is required, which may be refunded if the objection is found valid.
  Process: You must provide clear reasoning and upload supporting documents in PDF format for each challenge. 

Accepted Documents & Formats:

The authorities typically accept scholarly and official sources that directly contradict the key. 

• Academic Textbooks: Standard textbooks (such as those from SCERT, NCERT, or university-level publications) used in the relevant subjects (Maths, Science, Social Studies, etc.).
• Official Government Documents: Reports, gazettes, or official data published by government bodies.
• Standard Reference Books: Widely recognized authoritative works in the specific field of study.
• Technical Specifications:
  • File Formats: Only PDF or JPEG formats are accepted.
  • File Size: The uploaded file must be less than 1MB. 

Documents Not Accepted:

Challenges based on non-authoritative or unofficial information will be ignored. 

• Unofficial Study Guides: Notes or guides from private coaching centres or non-standard publishers.
• Wikipedia/Personal Blogs: Open-source or self-published internet content is not considered valid proof.
• Handwritten Notes: Personal explanations without reference to an authoritative source are insufficient.
• Other Formats: Physical documents sent via post, email, or any offline medium will not be considered; objections must be submitted online only through the Official TG EdCET Portal. 

How to submit the Objection:

Step 1: Download Your Response Sheet 

Your response sheet shows exactly what you clicked during the exam. 

1. Visit the Manabadi website on May 15, 2026.
2. Click on the link “Download Candidates’ Response Sheets”.
3. Enter your Hall Ticket Number, Registration Number, and Date of Birth.
4. Click “Get Response Sheet” and save it as a PDF. 

Step 2: Download the Master Question Paper 

The Master Paper contains the “official” order of questions and the correct answers (Preliminary Key). 

1. On the homepage, look for “Master Question Papers with Preliminary Key”.
2. Select the paper that matches your exam date and session (Session 1 or Session 2).
3. You do not need to log in to download this; it is a public PDF. 

Step 3: How to Compare (The “Question ID” Rule)

Since the order of questions in your Response Sheet is different from the Master Paper, you cannot match them by number (e.g., your #5 might be Master #42). 

• Find the Question ID: Every question has a unique ID (e.g., 852101). Look for this ID on your Response Sheet.
• Locate on Master Paper: Find the same Question ID on the Master Paper to see what the official correct option is.
• Raise Objection: If your Response Sheet says you picked Option A, and the Master Paper says Option B is correct—but you have proof from a textbook that A is right—you use that Question ID to file your challenge. 

Calculating Your Score:

• Marking Scheme: +1 mark for every correct answer; no negative marking for incorrect or unattempted questions.
• Tentative Score: Match your response sheet against the official preliminary key to estimate your total marks out of 150.

About TG EdCET 2026:

The Telangana Education Common Entrance Test (TG EdCET 2026) is scheduled for May 12, 2026. Conducted by Kakatiya University, Warangal on behalf of the Telangana Council of Higher Education, it is the state-level entrance exam for admission into two-year B.Ed. regular courses for the 2026–2027 academic year. 

Key Exam Dates & Schedule
The exam will be conducted in a Computer-Based Test (CBT) mode across two sessions. Collegeadmission +1

Session Timings:

• Session 1: 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM
• Session 2: 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM 

Registration Details & Fees:

Applications must be submitted online through the Official TG EdCET Portal. 

• Registration Fee: ₹750 for General/OBC; ₹550 for SC/ST/PH.
• Late Fee Tiers:
  • ₹250 late fee: up to April 22, 2026
  • ₹500 late fee: up to April 27, 2026
  • ₹1000 late fee: up to April 30, 2026
  • ₹5000 late fee: May 8–9, 2026 

Eligibility Criteria

• Nationality: Must be an Indian citizen and satisfy “Local/Non-Local” status requirements.
• Age: Minimum 19 years as of July 1, 2026; no upper age limit.
• Education: Graduate (B.A., B.Sc., B.Com., etc.) or Master’s degree with minimum 50% marks (40% for reserved categories).
• Note: Professional degrees like MBBS, B.Pharm, and LLB are not eligible. 

Exam Pattern:

The test consists of 150 objective-type questions to be completed in 2 hours. There is no negative marking. 

The question paper is provided in English-Telugu or English-Urdu bilingual formats.