OSSC LTR Mains Exam Analysis 2025 for 15 May 2025, Good Attempts, Difficulty Levels

Odisha Staff Selection Board (OSSC) has just conducted its OSSC LTR Mains Exam 2025 today, on 15 May 2025 in an OMR-based offline format. This mains exam is the first step in screening candidates for the Main Written Examination for posts such as TGT Hindi.

As the exam concludes, candidates need a resource that can help them analyse their performance and over difficulty level of the exam. That’s why this article is been crafted to break down the paper review, and section-wise difficulty levels, and provide guidance on good attempt range to help aspirants evaluate their performance.

OSSC  LTR Mains Exam Analysis 2025: Outline

OSSC LTR Mains Exam 2025 has been conducted for all the candidates who have been shortlisted based on the prelims exams for TGT Hindi.

Odisha LTR Mains Exam Difficulty Level

The Odisha LTR Mains exam for candidates across a range of topics through objective questions. Based on the exam pattern, the paper was divided into the following sections:

OSSC LTR Mains Exam 2025 Paper Good Attempts

A well-planned attempt strategy is important for scoring well on the exam. Based on the exam pattern (150 questions in total), here is an estimated breakdown of good attempt ranges for each section:

OSSC LTR Exam Analysis Section-Wise

The Odisha Leave Training Reserve (LTR) Mains Exam 2025 assessed candidates with a total of 100 questions divided into 5 sections, each designed to evaluate specific competencies essential for teaching roles. Below is a section-wise breakdown of Paper 1, detailing the focus areas, difficulty levels, number of questions, and recommended good attempt ranges for each section.

Odisha LTR Mains Exam Analysis for TGT Hindi

The Odisha LTR Mains Exam Analysis for TGT Hindi highlights that the paper was moderately difficult, with a balanced mix of questions from grammar, literature, and pedagogy. Candidates reported that the grammar section was straightforward, while the literature portion included questions from well-known Hindi poets and authors. Pedagogical questions tested the candidates’ understanding of teaching methodologies and learning outcomes. Overall, candidates with a strong grasp of language concepts and prior practice found the paper manageable.

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