But here’s what no one’s really talking about: students from the 2024–2026 batch are already protesting. Not over grades; over their future jobs. They want clarity on whether their D.El.Ed degree will even qualify them for the next Super TET. That’s a big deal. Because if the rules change, months (or years) of hard work might not lead to the classroom job they expected. The results are live at btcresult.in; check your marks, download your sheet, but also keep an eye on official announcements. Don’t assume your course = automatic job eligibility. Read the Super TET 2026 notification. Ask. Clarify. Because right now, the real battle isn’t in the exam hall; it’s in the policy room.