A TET qualified primary teacher candidate holds a placard at a rally in Kolkata, West Bengal on 3 November 2026, calling on authorities to recruit eligible Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) passed applicants and increase the number of sanctioned teaching posts. (Photo: NationPress/Kuntal Chakrabarty)
Primary teacher candidates display placards at a rally in Kolkata on 3 November 2026, pressing the West Bengal government to absorb Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) cleared applicants and open additional vacancies in state schools. (Photo: NationPress/Kuntal Chakrabarty)
Scores of Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) qualified candidates gathered in Kolkata on 3 November 2026 to protest the prolonged delay in their absorption as primary school teachers in West Bengal, urging the state to fill existing and new vacancies without further delay. (Photo: NationPress/Kuntal Chakrabarty)
TET cleared primary teacher aspirants marched through Kolkata on 3 November 2026, raising placards that urged the West Bengal administration to expand teaching vacancies and fast track appointments for those who have already cleared the qualifying examination. (Photo: NationPress/Kuntal Chakrabarty)
Demonstrators carrying placards assembled in Kolkata, West Bengal on 3 November 2026, demanding that the state government expedite the recruitment process for Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) qualified candidates and increase the total number of sanctioned primary teaching posts. (Photo: NationPress/Kuntal Chakrabarty)
In a show of collective resolve, primary teacher candidates who have cleared the Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) rallied in Kolkata on 3 November 2026, calling for transparent and merit based recruitment and a significant increase in advertised vacancies across West Bengal schools. (Photo: NationPress/Kuntal Chakrabarty)