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Where can I find MP TET previous year papers?

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    MOHD ZAID | Contributor-Level 10

    4 weeks ago

    You can visit the website of the Madhya Pradesh Employee Selection Board (MPESB) or search online portals like Testbook where you can download the PDFs of previous years' MP TET question papers with answers so that you can practice and get a good hold on the pattern of the exam; just type in "MP TET previous year papers" on the website or app.
    Key points about accessing MP TET previous year papers
    Official Website:
    The official website for MP TET previous year papers is MPESB official website.
    Online Platforms:
    Testbook offers a collection of MP TET previous year papers with solutions categorized under categories such as Varg 1, Varg 2, etc

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