<p>The <strong>State Teacher Eligibility Test (STET)</strong> is an examination conducted by various state education boards or authorities in India. Its purpose is to determine the eligibility of candidates for teaching positions in state schools.<strong> STET</strong> is an essential qualification for those aspiring to become teachers in primary (Class I to V) and upper primary (Class VI to VIII) schools in the respective states.</p>

<p><strong>1. Who conducts the STET?<br /> A: </strong>STET is conducted by the respective state education boards or authorities in India. Each state may have its own STET examination.<br /> &nbsp;</p> <p><strong>2. What are the levels of STET?<br /> A:</strong> STET is typically conducted for two levels: Paper I for primary level (Class I to V) and Paper II for upper primary level (Class VI to VIII).<br /> &nbsp;</p> <p><strong>3. Is there a validity period for STET certification?<br /> A:</strong> The validity period of STET certification can vary by state. Some states have a specified period during which the STET certificate remains valid for applying to teaching positions.<br /> &nbsp;</p> <p><strong>4. Can I apply for teaching positions without STET?<br /> A:</strong> In many states, STET is a mandatory qualification for applying to teaching positions in government or government-aided schools. Having a valid STET certificate enhances the eligibility of candidates.<br /> <br /> <strong>5. Is there any negative marking in the STET exam?</strong><br /> <strong>A:&nbsp;</strong>&nbsp;The exam pattern, including whether there is negative marking, is usually specified in the official notification. Check the guidelines to understand the marking scheme for the specific STET exam.</p>