MP TET Class 3 exam for 2025 was conducted smoothly with mixed but mostly positive response from students. Candidates who appeared in Shift 1 on 9 October found the paper acceptable, although some sections tested their conceptual understanding more than others. Here is a detailed explanation based on student feedback to help candidates understand the difficulty level and suggested attempts.
MP TET Class 3 Exam Analysis 2025 – Student Feedback
Student Response for October 9, Shift 1
- Most of the students said that Overall the paper was easy.
- The math questions were straightforward, with only a few advanced concepts.
- Social science was more dependent on politics, while questions of history were limited.
- Science questions included physics, chemistry and basic practical concepts.
- Questions in Hindi and English were based on standard language skills.
- Some economics and current affairs questions seemed tricky but manageable.
General Notes on MP TET Class 3 Exam Analysis
- The questions appeared to be sequential.
- Mathematics and Science sections tested conceptual clarity.
- There were more questions in Physics than Chemistry and Biology.
- The chemistry mainly focuses on alkanes and benzene.
- Biology questions were straightforward, covering basic concepts.
- Social sciences had politics-heavy questions, history and economics had minor contributions.
- Current Affairs questions included Nobel Prize and Global Partnership Group.
- Geography had factual questions but the weightage was lowest.
- The Hindi and English sections were quite easy, testing standard grammar and language skills.
- Overall Difficulty: Easy to Moderate.
- Average score: 75-80, although claims of 90+ are rare.
- Suggested total attempts for all sections: 67-76.
- Almost 50% of the paper tested understanding and real life knowledge.
- Limited data was reported in some sections such as numerical problems and geography.
MP TET Class 3 Exam Analysis for 9th October Shift 1
Topics asked from Hindi section
- Treaty
- Whereas
- Synonyms
- antonyms
- Prefixes
- suffix
- Karaka
- sentence variation
- Deshaj & Videsh words
- Comprehensible paragraph (if included)
Topics asked from English section
- active/passive voice
- Synonyms
- Adjectives (2-3 questions)
- excerpt and understanding
- noun and pronoun
- Prefixes
- Tense (identifying appropriate verbs)
Topics asked from Mathematics section
- Geometry (especially parallelogram, cube, cuboid)
- Polynomials and Factorization
- ratio and proportion
- Trigonometry (4-5 questions)
- area and mensuration
- Graph and height/distance problems
- Note: No compound interest question seen
Topics asked from Social Science Section
History
- Ancient India (Maurya Dynasty)
- Mahajanapadas period
- reign of alexander
political science/polity
- 73rd Constitutional Amendment (Panchayati Raj)
- SC/ST reservation
- Suggested Review: 74th Amendment
Economics
- Gross Domestic Product (including historical data such as 2017-18)
- GST (full form included)
- G7, G8, G20 Engagement Group
current affairs
- Nobel Prize (Physics, Medicine)
- GDP, full form of GST
- 2025 Nobel Prize in Medicine
Geography
- soil erosion
- Tropic of Cancer
- earth’s crust
- Note: Section has the least weightage
Topics asked from Science section
biology
- Asexual reproduction (binary fission, budding)
- exocrine glands (eg, pancreas)
- Nervous system (neurons)
- hormones
- liver
- Botany (2-4 questions)
chemistry
- Organic Chemistry: Alkanes, Benzene (Electrophilic Substitution)
- Electronic Configuration (Physical Chemistry)
physics
- speed and force
- lens and mirror
- surface tension
- Magnetism (Bar Magnet)
MP TET Class 3 Exam Good Attempts and Difficulty Level:
For MP TET Class 3 exam, students can aim for good efforts in each section while managing time effectively. Solving 13-15 questions in Hindi and English is considered safe and easy. The Mathematics section, slightly more challenging, allows 16-18 good attempts, making it easy to moderate the difficulty. Science questions are moderate, 22-25 good attempts are recommended. In Social Sciences, 16-18 attempts are suggested, falling in the easy to moderate category. Overall, students can target 67-76 questions as the paper was easier than expected, giving candidates confidence to perform well.
| section | good efforts | difficulty level |
| hindi and english | 13-15 | Easy |
| Mathematics | 16-18 | easy to moderate |
| Science | 22-25 | medium |
| social science | 16-18 | easy to moderate |
| overall | 67-76 | The paper was easier than expected, which boosted students’ confidence |
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