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

“Providing quality education to the generation, at the same time, is also very important,” he told the media.

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

Reacting to this issue, the chief minister advised the candidates to move to court, if needed.

“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.