In case I forget to carry my OSSTET admit card to the exam centre, can I show the digital copy?

During the allotted correction window, you can fix any mistakes you made in your OSSTET application form. After the application period ends, this window usually remains available for two to three days.
How to Correct Something:

Go to the official website: Visit the official website of the Board of Secondary Education, Odisha.

Sign in: To access your application, enter your registration information.

Access Correction Link: To correct the application form click the provided link.

Make the Required Adjustments: Correct inaccurate information in your application.

Save and Submit: Before submitting make sure all corrections are right.

Corrections must be finished during this window because there won't be the any more chances to do so.

The difficulty level of questions asked in OSSTET (Odisha Secondary School Teacher Eligibility Test) Exam can be considered moderate, with some questions being easy and some being more challenging. The questions are designed to test the candidates' understanding of the relevant concepts, and the syllabus is based on the topics covered in the primary and upper primary school curriculum. The difficulty level of the questions in the OSSTET Exam may vary from year to year, and it also depends on the level of preparation of the candidates. However, in general, the questions are based on the fundamental concepts of various subjects, and candidates who have a good understanding of these concepts and have prepared well for the exam should be able to answer them easily. To prepare well for the OSSTET Exam, candidates are advised to go through the syllabus thoroughly and practice previous years' question papers and mock tests.

No, it is not mandatory to appear for both OSSTET (Odisha Secondary School Teacher Eligibility Test) Paper 1 and 2. Candidates can choose to appear for either Paper 1 or Paper 2, depending on their desired teaching level. The OSSTET exam is conducted in two papers: Paper 1 and Paper 2. Paper 1 is for candidates who wish to teach classes I to V, while Paper 2 is for candidates who wish to teach classes VI to VIII. However, candidates who wish to teach classes I to VIII have to appear for both Paper 1 and Paper 2. Candidates can choose to appear for either Paper 1 or Paper 2 depending on their teaching preferences. For example, if a candidate wants to teach only classes 1 to 5, they can choose to appear for Paper 1 only. Similarly, if a candidate wants to teach only classes 6 to 8, they can choose to appear for Paper 2 only.

The marking scheme of OSSTET exam is as follows :-

• The OSSTET exam consists of multiple-choice questions, where each question carries one mark.
• There is no negative marking for incorrect answers, which means that candidates do not lose marks for wrong answers.
• The OSSTET exam has a total of 150 questions, and the maximum marks that can be scored are 150.
• To qualify the OSSTET exam, candidates need to score a minimum of 60% marks, which means that they need to score at least 90 marks out of 150.

It is important to note that the OSSTET exam is conducted in two parts: Paper 1 and Paper 2. The marking scheme for both papers is the same, with each paper consisting of 150 multiple-choice questions and carrying a maximum of 150 marks. However, the content of the two papers is different, and candidates need to appear for the paper that is relevant to their desired teaching level.