How Tution Sir Builds and Verifies Its Exam MCQs

Where the syllabus comes from

Section weightage and topic lists follow the published exam blueprints (CBSE for CTET, WBBPE for WB TET) and NCERT/SCERT references for subject content. Language papers are written natively in each language and are not translated from English.

How questions are created

CTET questions are drafted with AI assistance against that blueprint, one topic at a time, with an explanation for each answer. WB TET questions come from a curated sample bank, and Bengali versions are machine-translated and kept alongside the English original.

How answers are checked

Every CTET question is solved again independently by a second model that does not see the first answer. Only questions where both answers agree are published; disagreements stay out of the bank. In the first generation wave the two passes agreed on 1,267 of 1,268 checked questions. Official CBSE answer keys are used as reference where available.

What this does not mean

These checks reduce errors but are not a substitute for a teacher’s judgement. Some questions may still be wrong or ambiguous, and our AI tutor can make mistakes too. Always confirm exam rules, dates and eligibility with the official notification.

Reporting a problem

If you find a wrong answer or unclear question, email support@tutionsir.com with the question text. We review reports and correct the bank.

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These checks reduce errors but cannot remove them. Always confirm exam rules with the official notification.