WB Primary TET Weightage Calculator

WB Primary TET Weightage Calculator (2024-25) - Check Your Merit Score Now!

Are you a candidate for the West Bengal Primary Teacher Recruitment? Stop guessing! Use our advanced **WB Primary TET Weightage Calculator** to instantly estimate your total score out of 50, based on the latest official guidelines from the West Bengal Board of Primary Education (WBBPE).

⚠️ **Important Note:** This calculator is based on the official recruitment criteria (excluding B.Ed from the Training score, as requested). Always refer to the latest WBBPE circulars for official details.

WB Primary TET Weightage Calculator (Out of 50)

Please enter your marks for each section accurately. Remember to enter **Full Marks** first, followed by **Obtained Marks** for your academic results.

Madhyamik (MP) Score (Max 5)

Higher Secondary (HS) Score (Max 10)

Training (D.El.Ed) Score (Max 15)

TET Score (Max 5) (Full Marks: 150)

Extra-Curricular Activities (Max 5) (Enter 0 if none)

Viva-Voce / Interview (Max 5)

Aptitude Test / Teaching Experience (in case of Para-Teacher) (Max 5)

Your Estimated Total Weightage Score (Out of 50): 0.00

**⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This score is an estimate only and is NOT 100% accurate.** The actual merit score is determined solely by the West Bengal Board of Primary Education (WBBPE) based on its official notification, specific rules, and data verification at the time of recruitment. **We make no claim that this result will match your final official score.** Always refer to the latest WBBPE circulars.

Weightage Distribution Breakdown (Total 50 Marks)

The total merit score is calculated out of 50 marks. Here is how the weightage is distributed across different categories:

• Madhyamik (MP) Score: **5 Marks**
• Higher Secondary (HS) Score: **10 Marks**
• Training (D.El.Ed) Score: **15 Marks**
• TET Score: **5 Marks**
• Extra-Curricular Activities (ECA): **5 Marks**
• Viva-Voce / Interview: **5 Marks**
• Aptitude Test / Teaching Experience: **5 Marks**

How the Academic Score is Calculated

For your academic marks (Madhyamik, HS, Training), the score is normalized to the maximum weightage using the following formula:

(Obtained Marks / Full Marks) × Specific Weightage = Weighted Score

For example, if you scored 600 out of 800 in Higher Secondary (Full Marks = 800, Weightage = 10), your score would be: $(600 / 800) \times 10 = 7.5$. The calculator automatically ensures you cannot score more than the allocated weight for any section, even if you enter incorrect marks.