There is an important news for candidates preparing for teacher recruitment of the National Council fir Teacher Education. Nowdays, a notice related to NCTE is rapidly going viral on social media. In this viral notice, it is being claimed that to apply for the posts of TGT, candidates must mandatorily have passed TET and also have at least 50 percent marks in graduation. It has been stated in the notice that this new rule has come into effect with immediate effect and its detailed guidelines will be uploaded soon on the official website of NCTE.


Notice Completely Fake: NC

Refuting this viral news, NCTE issued an official statement on social media stating that no such notice has been issued from their side. NCTE wrote, 'The notice circulating on social media is completely fake and misleading. Candidates should absolutely not trust such false news.'



NCTE clearly stated that candidates should consider only the notices issued on the official website of NCTE as authentic for any rule or recruitment-related information.


How to Identify Fake Notices?
Candidates should always remain alert while viewing advertisements related to any government job. They should absolutely not rely on news viral on social media. To avoid such fake notices, candidates should always keep these points in mind:


  1. Before believing any viral news or notice to be true, check it only by visiting the official website of the department.
  2. If a notification has been shared from an unauthorized or fake website, do not trust it
  3. Commissions and recruitment boards from time to time keep advising candidates to remain cautious of fake notices. Legal action is also taken against those who spread fake news.