AGARTALA, June 18 (TIWN): Day after the TET exam result was published, Chief Minister Dr. Manik Saha on Wednesday advised the unsatisfied TET exam candidates to go to court if they have doubts over TET question papers. CM was attending a plantation program at Maharani Tulsibati school, when journalists asked him regarding the TET question paper issue, where the candidates alleged that wrong question papers were published.

“I have talked to the officials. They said, they are confident and also told me the candidates can go to court if they are unsatisfied over the TET question papers. Because the education department staff are so confident regarding the issue, I am satisfied,” said CM. “They (candidates) should go to appropriate places with their doubts where they should be.”

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“I have seen TET results which were published yesterday. I am really concerned over the future of our students as teachers’ crisis to pursue because the TET exam result is much below the expectation level,” Dr. Saha told media.

“It’s very common whenever there is a state-level or national-level exam, some doubts are always raised and in this case, the candidates can take appropriate action and go to the correct place (court),” added CM.

The TET candidates have been protesting since the exam completion alleging wrong and many out of syllabus questions were printed on the question papers.

The chief minister also stated the students need quality education but the TET exam result is worrisome.