TG TET 2026 Update: Exam Centres Allotted on First-Come Basis

The Department of School Education (DSE), Telangana, has just clarified that applicants who are done with their registration during the late-fee window will be assigned centres on the first-come-first serve basis. With this news coming out, many complaints came in notice. After this update some candidates noticed that they could have get neighboring districts but now they have to go far instead.

Why Late TG TET 2026 Applicants Were Given Distant Exam Centres

It is informed by the officials that allocation was only and only done on the availability of seats at the moment. Candidates who must have applied early and paid examination fees during when the regular window was open got the opportunity to choose centres which were closer to their homes. 

However, with those who have applied late, nearby centres were fully occupied. This resulted in upsetting many applicants, because they could not choose centres near their homes. Moreover, this automated allocation makes sure that all applicants get the opportunity to give exams. 

No Exam Centre Change Allowed for TG TET 2026

The department has also made it very clear that any request for changing centres is not accepted in any way. Now that the allocation process is done, making changes will disrupt the whole process. Also, to inform that candidates should strictly follow all instructions mentioned on the hall tickets, like centre address, reporting time, and all things to carry for verification. 

TG TET 2026 Exam Date and Important Instructions for Candidates

The TG TET 2026 examination is going to happen from 3rd January 2026. So, now that all candidates know the date of exam, they should plan their travel and reach the venue early to avoid end-moment stress.

Ofcourse, before going for the exam, candidates should have their admit card. So, candidates must also carry all mandatory documents mentioned in the card. Documents such as valid ID proof, to avoid disqualification. 

What Candidates Should Do Now

With no option to modify exam centres, candidates are encouraged to:

• Check their exam centre location carefully
• Make travel and accommodation arrangements early, if required
• Reach the centre ahead of the reporting time
• Follow all exam-day guidelines mentioned on the hall ticket

Staying prepared and organised will help candidates focus on the examination without unnecessary disruptions.