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Home » Teaching » CTET » CTET 2020-2021: Admit Card, Exam Date (Jan 31), Pattern, Syllabus

CTET 2020-2021: Admit Card, Exam Date (Jan 31), Pattern, Syllabus

by Arunima Sharma
January 13, 2021
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CTET 2020-2021 – Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) conduct the Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET). The CTET 2021 Exam is scheduled for January 31, 2020. The admit card for CTET 2020-2021 is now available at ctet.nic.in. Moreover, the examination for CTET is conducted for teacher recruitment by Central Government institutions in India. On qualifying the exam, candidates also get CTET certificate which remains valid for 07 years. Get the complete information about CTET 2020-2021 on this page.

Latest: The CTET admit card 2020-2021 is now available. Download here!

Contents

  • Important Dates of CTET 2020-2021
    • CTET 2020-2021 Latest Updates
    • Overview of CTET exam
    • CTET 2020-2021 Admit Card
    • CTET 2020-2021 Exam Schedule
    • How to get CTET Admit Card 2020-2021
    • CTET 2020-2021 Syllabus
    • CTET 2020-2021 Exam Pattern
    • CTET 2020-2021 Exam Centers
    • CTET 2021 Cut Off Marks
    • How to Prepare for CTET Without Coaching?
    • CTET 2021 Mock Test
    • Important Books for CTET Preparation
    • CTET 2020 Preparations Important YouTube Links
    • 5 Things You Didn’t Know About CTET Certificate 2021
    • How to download CTET 2021 Certificate from DigiLocker?
    • CTET 2020-2021 Result
    • Validity & Importance of CTET Certificate
    • CTET 2020 Application Form
    • CTET 2020 Application Form Correction
    • Who Can Apply for CTET 2020?
    • CTET 2020 Notification
    • CTET 2020 Information Bulletin
  • Important Downloads
  • CTET 2020 Exam Frequently Asked Questions

Important Dates of CTET 2020-2021

CTET exam is the national level teacher eligibility test, which is mandatory to qualify in order to become a teacher. Those who clear paper 1 can teach classes 1st to 5th. Paper 2 qualifiers are eligible to teach classes 6th to 8th. Check out complete schedule of CTET 2020-2021 below.

CTET Jan 2021Date
CTET 2020 Notice22 Jan 2020
CTET 2020 Information Bulletin23 Jan 2020
Start of CTET 2020 Registration 24 Jan 2020
Last date to apply for CTET 202002 Mar 09 Mar 2020
Last date to pay CTET 2020 application fee13 Mar 17 Mar 2020
Approach Deputy Secretary if confirmation page not generated17 to 24 Mar 2020
CTET 2020 Form Correction17 to 24 Mar  19 – 26 Mar 2020
Change Exam Centres17 Nov 2020 to 26 Nov 2020
CTET Admit Card 2021 13 Jan 2021
CTET Jan 2021 exam date05 Jul 2020 31 Jan 2021
CTET Result 2020-2021within 6 weeks of CTET 2020-2021 exam

Quick Links

  • Application Form
  • Application Form Correction
  • Eligibility Criteria
  • Admit Card
  • Mock Test
  • Exam Pattern
  • Answer Key
  • Result
  • Syllabus
  • Previous Year Question Paper
  • How to prepare for CTET Paper 1
  • How to prepare for CTET Paper 2

CTET 2020-2021 Latest Updates

CTET 2020 Exam City Centre Changed

Recently, CBSE has extended the last date for change of exam centre for CTET exam 2020. Candidates can change their exam centres from November 17, 2020 to November 26, 2020. The link to change the exam centre is provided below. The Board conducts the 14th CTET exam on January 31, 2021. In addition, the Board has added more 23 cities to the list of exam centres to maintain the social distance and other safety measures. The examination is now scheduled to take place in 135 cities across India.

Click here for Exam City Centre Correction.
Click here to check the List of Cities of CTET Jan 2021.

Notice released on 16 November 2020

Notice released on 04 November 2020

CTET Exam Date

CTET 2020 Exam is not on Nov 05, 2020 says CBSE

CTET is now one of the much-awaited examinations of the year 2020. Several fake notices have been circulated in the public domain on the behalf on CBSE. Disregarding all the fake speculations/notices of CTET exam, CBSE has released its official notice against the fake notice. Check the notice below.

Overview of CTET exam

Central Teachers Eligibility Test (CTET) is a national exam conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education. The exam is conducted every year during the middle of the year. CBSE publishes year-specific notification for the CTET exam. It includes every intricate details of the CTET exam. Know about the CTET 2020 exam at a glance below.

  1. Candidates must be a graduate and having an education degree (B.Ed/D.Ed(Special Education)/B.El.Ed/D.El.Ed)
  2. CTET qualification is mandatory to apply for teacher recruitment by Central Government institutions in India.
  3. Aspirants can apply for CTET by paying a fee of Rs 1000 per paper or Rs 1200 for both papers.
  4. If a canddiate want to teach at the primary level, take the exam for Paper-I. If they want to teach at the elementary level, take the exam for Paper-II. For both levels, take the test for both papers.
  5. Each paper of the CTET exam consists of 150 marks.
  6. The examination is conducted all over India.
  7. CTET Certificate is awarded by DigiLocker document wallet. It is the same wallet that issues the digital driving license, vehicle registration, and Aadhar card in India.

CTET 2020-2021 Admit Card

Admit card for CTET exam is now uploaded at the official website before the exam. As we know, the exam got postponed due to the unforeseen pandemic. The exam is now scheduled for January 31, 2021. CBSE releases the admit card approximately 07 to 10 days before the exam date.

CTET 2020-2021 Exam Schedule

CBSE is conducting the CTET 2021 exam as per schedule. Exam date is available at the official website. Candidates must follow strict timing on exam day. CTET 2020 exam schedule is provided below.

Exam Activities Paper 1 Paper 2
Entry to exam centre 08:00 AM 12:30 PM
Admit card checking 09:00 AM to 09:15 AM 01:30 PM to 01:45 PM
Question paper distribution 09:15 AM 01:45 PM
Break seal of question paper to
take out answer sheet
09:25 AM 01:55 PM
Last entry in center 09:30 AM 02:00 PM
Test start 09:30 AM 02:00 PM
Test end 12:00 Noon 04:30 PM

How to get CTET Admit Card 2020-2021

CBSE publishes CTET admit card at the official website. Candidates must download the admit card on their own. CBSE does not send admit card by post. Follow the simple steps given below to download CTET admit card 2020-2021.

#1: Go to the CTET website at ctet.nic.in.

#2: Click on “Download Admit Card CTET 2020”

#3: Enter CTET application number and date of birth/password and click “submit”

#4: Download CTET Admit Card 2020 and print out in original size.

CTET 2020-2021 Syllabus

Syllabus of CTET 2020-2021 exam is available in the information brochure. Download CTET Syllabus 2020 from direct links given in this page. Child Development & Pedagogy and Language papers are compulsory in each paper. Choose mathematics or social science in Paper-2 as per preferrence teaching area.

Paper 1 Syllabus (Download PDF)

  • Child Development and Pedagogy:
    • Child Development (Primary School Child) – 15 Questions
    • Concept of Inclusive education and understanding children with special needs – 5 Questions
    • Learning and Pedagogy – 10 Questions
  • Language I
    • Language Comprehension – 15 Questions
    • Pedagogy of Language Development – 15 Questions
  • Language II
    • Comprehension – 15 Questions
    • Pedagogy of Language Development – 15 Questions
  • Mathematics
    • Content – 15 Questions
    • Pedagogical issues – 15 Questions
  • Environmental Studies
    • Content – 15 Questions
    • Pedagogical Issues – 15  Questions

Paper 2 Syllabus (Download PDF)

  • Child Development and Pedagogy
    • Child Development (Elementary School Child) – 15 Questions
    • Concept of Inclusive education and understanding children with special needs – 5 Questions
    • Learning and Pedagogy – 10 Questions
  • Language I
    • Language Comprehension – 15 Questions
    • Pedagogy of Language Development – 15 Questions
  • Language II
    • Language Comprehension – 15 Questions
    • Pedagogy of Language Development – 15 Questions
  • Mathematics and Science
    • Mathematics
      • Content – 20 Questions
      • Pedagogical issues – 10 Questions
    • Science
      • Content – 20 Questions
      • Pedagogical issues – 10 Questions
  • Social Studies/Social Sciences
    • Content – 40 Questions
    • Pedagogical issues – 20 Questions

Language options for language I, II: A total of 20 languages are being offered for language I and II. They are English, Hindi, Assamese, Bengali, Garo, Gujarati, Kannada, Khasi, Malayalam, Manipuri, Marathi, Mizo, Nepali, Oriya, Punjabi, Sanskrit, Tamil, Telugu, Tibetan, Urdu.

CTET 2020-2021 Exam Pattern

CTET 2020 paper consist of MCQs where candidates must select the correct answer from four (04) alternatives. The CTET exam pattern is separate for the two papers – Paper 1 for Primary Stage (Classes I to V) and Paper 2 for Elementary Stage (Classes VI to VIII). Candidates are allowed 2½ hours to complete the test.

Check out the key features of CTET exam below.

LanguageBilingual (English & Hindi)
Exam modeOffline
Number of
questions
150 in each paper
Type of questionsMCQ
Duration2.5 hours for each paper

Check the marks distribution in each paper below.

CTET 2020 Exam Pattern (Paper-1)

SubjectNumber of
questions
Marks
Child Development
& Pedagogy (compulsory)
3030
Language I
(compulsory)
3030
Language II
(compulsory)
3030
Mathematics3030
EVS3030
Total150150

CTET 2020 Exam Pattern (Paper-2)

SubjectNumber of
questions
Marks
Child Development
& Pedagogy (compulsory)
3030
Language I
(compulsory)
3030
Language II
(compulsory)
3030
Mathematics and
Science
(for Mathematics and
Science teacher)
6060
Social Studies/
Social Science
(for Social Studies/
Social Science teacher)
6060
Total150150

CTET 2020-2021 Exam Centers

CBSE has published names of all the cities where it will set up exam centers. Candidates have the option to choose up to 04 centres in the application form. Exam centres are allocated as per candidate preference and availability. Here is the complete list of exam centers all over India.

Some Additional Exam Centre

  1. Lakhimpur
  2. Nagaon
  3. Begusarai
  4. Gopalganj
  5. Purnia
  6. Rohtaas
  7. Saharsa
  8. Saran
  9. Bilaspur
  10. Bhilai/ Durg
  11. Hazaribagh
  12. Mainpuri
  13. Pratapgarh
  14. Shahjahanpur
  15. Sitapur
  16. Udham Singh Nagar
  17. Bijnor
  18. Bulanshahar
  19. Deoria
  20. Gonda
  21. Ludhiana
  22. Ambedkar Nagar
  23. Jamshedpur
CTET 2020 Exam Centers

CTET 2021 Cut Off Marks

In order to qualify CTET, the candidates need to obtain minimum qualifying marks as set by the CBSE. To be declared as qualified, the candidates need to obtain at least 60% that is 90 out of 150 in the Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET).

Relaxation for reserved category candidates: As per the information provided on the official website, the School management (Government, local bodies, government-aided and unaided) may consider giving concessions in the minimum qualifying marks to SC/ST, OBC, differently-abled persons, etc. category candidates.

How to Prepare for CTET Without Coaching?

It is not always necessary that you can achieve success only by joining a coaching institute. There are many good examples of the students who do not only pass the exam but excel in it. Coaching Institute is just like a boost in a car race. However, if you have a plan in your head on how to prepare for the exam, and self-motivated, you can excel in the CTET exam easily. These are some of the points and preparation strategies which can help you prepare for the Teacher Eligibility Test.

Tip #1. NCERT Books are Important

One of the candidates who appeared for the CTET exam said that she solved the NCERT books as sometimes questions are directly asked from there. If you are preparing for Paper 1, it is important that you should solve questions and study from NCERT book. Candidates can refer to class 4th and 5th especially for Environmental Studies, and Mathematics

Tip #2. Solve Previous Year Question Papers

This is one of the most important preparation tips which every candidate should follow. This has been suggested by experts and toppers as well. By solving the previous year question papers for CTET, the candidates get an idea of the difficulty level of the test. This also helps them to crystal clear up their basic.

If you follow these two preparation tips diligently, half of the exam syllabus will be covered. The basic preparation tips for CTET are:

  1. The Child Development & Pedagogy subject is common for both Paper-1 and Paper-2. It has been observed that every year, generally, 5-8 questions are asked from thinkers and thoughts. Hence, you should revise the important topic development stages of the child, the special needs of a child and the most important are to revise the thinker and thoughts.
  2. In the Hindi section, there will be one Reading Comprehension, and one Poem passage. The best way to prepare for this section is to read NCERT from Class 1st to 10th.
  3. In the English language section, there shall be at least 15 questions will be from one Reading Comprehension, one Poem passage, and other questions shall be from English language and grammar. The best way to prepare for this section is to read novels, books, etc to increase your vocabulary.
  4. One of the most important information is that CDP and required pedagogy of various subjects together comprises of 60% of questions for Paper- 1 and 53% of the questions for Paper 2. Hence, if you prepare the pedagogy part well, and answer the questions with around 80% accuracy, then you can easily corner a good number of questions in both papers.

To know more about CTET 2020-2021 candidates can check the Information Brochure

CTET 2021 Mock Test

One way to get an extra edge over other candidates is to prepare through mock tests. Candidates can use CTET mock tests to get accustomed with the exam pattern. As we know, time management is a crucial issue in such competitive exams. CTET mock tests help candidates manage the exam duration more effectively. This way, they can also increase the number of good attempts.

Important Books for CTET Preparation

Two of the most important book for CTET 2021 Preparation are NCERT (Class 5th – 10th) and books available to you at the time of Teacher training. Once your basic concepts are crystal clear from these two books, then you can proceed to the other resources for CTET preparation.

Name of the BookAuthor Name / PublisherBuy Here
CTET & STETs Paper 1 and Paper 2 both:
Child Development and Pedagogy
with Previous Year Papers 2011-19
Himanshi SinghClick here to buy
12 Year-Wise CTET Paper 1
Solved Papers (2011 – 2019)
Disha ExpertsClick here to buy
CTET Success Master Maths
& Science Paper-II for Class VI-VIII
Arihant ExpertsClick here to buy
CTET Success Master Maths
& Science Paper-II for Class 6 to 8
Arihant Experts Click here to buy
Child Development &
Pedagogy for CTET & STET (Paper 1 & 2)
with Past Questions
Disha ExpertsClick here to buy
Success Master CTET
Paper-I Class 1 to 5
Arihant Experts Click here to buy

Best New Books for CTET 2020 | CTET 2020 BOOKS by DSSSB Tube

CTET 2020 Preparations Important YouTube Links

Preparing for CTET 2020 exam is not rocket science. Stick to the basics, have a study plan, solve previous year papers; these are some common tips everyone knows of. There is no point in repeating these same old tips which all of you are probably already doing right now. Instead, we believe everyone has their own strategy to prepare. Know your strengths and weaknesses. Identify which subjects you need to study more than others. Remain focused and do not stray away from your goals. Check out some important preparation guides, tips & tricks to ace CTET 2020 exam from the videos below.

CTET July 2020 – How to Prepare? by Lets Learn!

How to prepare for CTET Exam, Interview of Ankit Kumar Qualified CTET 4 times by Study IQ Education

How to Crack CTET-2020 with self-study ? by Lets Learn

5 Things You Didn’t Know About CTET Certificate 2021

1. CTET e-certificate is issued in digital format DigiLocker. It is the same digital document wallet that issued digital Aadhar Card, Driving License and Vehicle Registration in India.

2. The CTET certificate is valid for 07 years after the date of results declaration.

3. You can apply for Central Government teaching jobs anywhere in India if you have the CTET 2021 certificate.

4. Indian states which do not have their own TET exams consider CTET certificate for teacher recruitment.

5. You can appear for CTET even after qualifying to improve your score. There is no restriction on the number of attempts you take to get the CTET Certificate.

How to download CTET 2021 Certificate from DigiLocker?

Candidates can download their CTET 2021 certificate online. CTET e-certificate is issued in digital format by DigiLocker. In case you are wondering what is DigiLocker, it is a digital document wallet through which the CTET Certificate is issued. DigiLocker is the same digital document wallet through which digital Driving License and Vehicle Registration is issued in India. Therefore, CTET certificate issued through DigiLocker is completely valid and authentic.

CBSE creates individual DigiLocker account for qualifying candidates after the exam. Subsequently, the Board sends the account credentials through the candidate’s registered mobile number. Candidates must download the digital mark sheet and CTET certificate using the DigiLocker credentials. Follow the simple steps given below to download CTET eligibility certificate & mark sheet.

#1: Go the DigiLocker website at digilocker.gov.in.

#2: Click on “Sign In” and then select “Login” to log in to your DigiLocker account.

#3: Use the credentials recieved on the registered number to log in to your DigiLocker account.

#4: Look for the “Issued Documents” options and click on it.

#5: Click on “View Document” to open and download the digital certificate.

CTET 2020-2021 Result

CBSE publishes the results of the CTET exam shortly after the exam. It contains the list of candidates who qualify for the CTET 2021 certificate. Candidates can check the result at ctet.nic.in. They have to use the login details that they have with them. Hereafter, a PDF file gets displays on the screen. In it the name of the shortlisted candidates and their roll numbers are available. On the basis of CTET result, conducting body issues the CTET certificate.

Validity & Importance of CTET Certificate

The CTET 2020 eligibility certificate remain valid for 7 years from the date of declaration of result.

Importance of CTET Certificate

Qualifying in CTET means you are eligible for teaching jobs all over India. States which dont conduct their own Teachers Eligibility Test (TET) consider CTET certification. Check out various recruitment scope after acquiring CTET certificate below.

  • Central government schools like KVS, NVS, Central Tibetan Schools.
  • Schools under the administrative control of UTs of Chandigarh, Dadra & Nagar Haveli, Daman & Diu, and Andaman & Nicobar Islands, Lakshadweep and NCT of Delhi.
  • Can also apply to unaided private schools that can opt to accept CTET.
  • State government or local bodies owned and managed schools, aided schools can accept state govt conducted TET. However, if state govt does not conduct TET then the CTET score can be accepted.
  • CBSE Schools

CTET 2020 Application Form

CTET 2020 application process is over. The application window is closed and candidates are awaiting the release of CTET Admit Card 2020. Registration and filling online application form for this exam are the same thing. Here are the important things you should know about CTET application form 2020.

  • First of all, the only mode of applying for CTET 2020 is online.
  • The direct link to apply online can be accessed only at the official website ctet.nic.in.
  • There are separate last date to submit online application form, and last date for fee payment (see table above).

Application Fee

CategoryPaper I & IIPaper I or II
Gen / OBCRs 1000Rs 1200
SC / ST / DARs 500Rs 600

Mode of fee payment

CTET 2020 application fee can be paid using online or offline modes. Candidates can pay the application fee through either of the two options given below.

  • E-challan (Offline)
  • Credit card/debit card/net banking

CTET 2020 Application Form Correction

CBSE allows application form correction for CTET 2020. Candidates can make desired changes in CTET application during the scheduled dates. You cannot make form corrections in any other way than this. So be careful. However, consider the following points while making form corrections.

Editing details while filling the form: When you are filling the online application form of CTET July 2020 exam, you can make as many changes as you want, before submitting the form.

Changing details in form after paying fee and submitting it: Once your CTET 2020 confirmation page is generated, you cannot edit the form, until form correction window opens.

Correction window: CBSE will let you make changes in the application form during the correction window, dates for which are given in the dates table. In this duration, you can visit ctet.nic.in and click on the relevant correction login link. Login and edit details in the CTET 2020 form.

Who Can Apply for CTET 2020?

In order to apply for the Teacher Eligibility Test, the aspirants must fulfil the following eligibility criteria.

CTET Eligibility Criteria for Paper 1

If you have any one of the following educational qualifications, you can appear in paper 1 of CTET exam 2020.

  1. Passed class 12th with at least 50% and passed or appearing in final year of any one of the following
    • 2-yr D.El.Ed (by whatever name known). OR
    • 4-yr B.El.Ed. OR
    • 2-yr D.Ed (Special Education). OR
  2. Passed class 12th with at least 45% and passed or appearing in final year of 2-yr D.El.Ed (by whatever name known) as per NCTE regulations. OR
  3. Completed graduation with at least 50% and B.Ed.

CTET Eligibility Criteria for Paper 2

Likewise, if you have any one of the following educational qualifications, then you can appear in paper 2 of CTET exam 2020.

  1. Completed graduation and passed or appearing in final year of 2-yr D.El.Ed (by whatever name known). OR
  2. Completed graduation with at least 50% and passed or appearing in any one of the following
    • 1-yr B.Ed. OR
    • 1-yr B.Ed (Special Education) OR
  3. Completed graduation with at least 45% and passed or appearing in 1-yr B.Ed as per NCTE norms. OR
  4. Passed class 12th with at least 50% and passed or appearing in final year of any one of the following
    • 4-yr B.El.Ed. OR
    • 4-yr BA/B.Sc Ed or BA Ed / B.Sc Ed.

Relaxations in eligibility criteria

SC, ST, OBC, Differently abled get 5% relaxation in minimum percentage requirements.

CTET 2020 Notification

The notification of CTET exam 2020 conveys when will the exam be held, what will be the fee, and what are the registration dates. For the CTET July 2020 exam, the short notification is out, and it is as follows.

Notification in English (Download PDF)

Notification in Hindi (Download PDF)

CTET 2020 Information Bulletin

CBSE has published the information bulletin of CTET 2020, a day before starting the registration for Central Teacher Eligibility Test. Link to download PDF version of the same, and its table of contents is as follows.

Information Bulletin (Download PDF)

Important Downloads

ItemDirect link
Information BulletinClick here
Notification in EnglishClick here
Notification in Hindi Click here

Official Website: www.ctet.nic.in.

Contact Details

Central Board of Secondary Education
P. S. 1-2, Institutional Area, I. P. Extension, Patparganj, Delhi-110092
Tel. : 011-22240107, 22240112
E-mail : ctetjuly2020@gmail.com, Website : http://www.cbse.nic.in

Address for correspondence

Smt. Poonam Sachdeva, Dy. Secretary
Central Teacher Eligibility Test Unit,
Central Board Of Secondary Education,
PS 1-2, Institutional Area, I P Extension, Patparganj,
Delhi -110 092
Contact No: 011-22240107, 22240112
Email: ctet.cbse@nic.in


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CTET 2020 Exam Frequently Asked Questions

Ans : The official website for CTET examination is ctet.nic.in.

Ans : Candidates have to pay Rs.1000/- for paper-I or paper-II. If candidates have applied for both paper-I and paper-II, they have to pay Rs.1200/-.

Ans : The examination for CTET is conducted through offline mode. Candidates are provided with OMR sheet to mark their answers.

Ans : The certificate for CTET remains valid for 7 years from the date of declaration of result.

Ans : The exam duration of each paper is 2 hours and 30 minutes.

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Comments 32

  1. Mobi says:
    3 years ago

    Iam HPT candidate what is my syllabus and modal qusion paper

  2. CTET EXam says:
    2 years ago

    I am in final year B.Ed,Can I apply for CTET exam

  3. subhash says:
    2 years ago

    Hello,
    You are not eligible for this exam. In order to appear in CTET 2018, you should have any one of these qualifications. You can be passed or appearing in latest qualification (D.El.Ed / B.El.Ed / D.Ed Special Education).

  4. Edrish Ali says:
    2 years ago

    I have applied only in paper II but now I want apply for both the paper…can I be able to do?

  5. MAHALAKSHMI says:
    2 years ago

    I did my.com with b.ed, and I have qualified in ctet. According to govn norm commerce student can also eligible for ctet. But I can’t apply for kvs under TGT. kindly tell me what do I do ?

  6. subhash says:
    2 years ago

    Hi Mahalakshmi!
    If your TGT subject matching with your b.Ed/ctet subject than you are eligible.

  7. Soniya rawat says:
    2 years ago

    Sir , I fall mu application form last date so I retry again .pls inform me that when next ctet exam date 2019. I wait for that.

  8. subhash says:
    2 years ago

    Hello Soniya,
    This year ctet exam will be held on 09 December 2018. And there is no any official date is announced for 2019 ctet exam. As there any notification is released regarding 2019 exam will upload here.

  9. venkata komala says:
    2 years ago

    sir,i am uploades the incorrect marks .i didnt observe thelast date for correction .what should i do

  10. Praveen Varriar says:
    2 years ago

    Hi Venkata
    Sorry but Now correction is not possible.

  11. HIMANi mehta says:
    2 years ago

    Sir..I filled CTET form..But not upload any documents(graduation and b.ed)..will my admit card come?

  12. Abhijit says:
    2 years ago

    Is that confirm will the exam held in 9th December ?

  13. Praveen Varriar says:
    2 years ago

    Yes

  14. Praveen Varriar says:
    2 years ago

    Hi Himani

    Don’t worry you will get the admit card.

  15. Rajeswari says:
    2 years ago

    Has the admit card been issued,or yet to be issued for ctet exam 2018,kindly let me know

  16. subhash says:
    2 years ago

    not yet

  17. RAJ SAINI says:
    2 years ago

    SIR, FATHER NAME FILLED IN application form is incorrect & in admit card father name print incorrect ( raj to ral ) please give me advice to correct my father name ral to raj dt.22/11/2018

  18. subhash says:
    2 years ago

    hi raj!
    contact CTET officials

  19. Priya Sachin singh says:
    2 years ago

    Sir, in admit card my offered language is incorrect. I am science group student but by mistake it’s social science .please give me advice what can I do.
    Priya singh
    Email. I’d. Priyasachinsingh2017@gmail. Com

  20. RAJ SAINI says:
    2 years ago

    SIR I Sand mail in ctet office for request to correct name ral to raj but till dt there are no responce given by office today i again mail for ctet office please give me advice .untill (no futhure fail in student)

  21. subhash says:
    2 years ago

    hi priya !
    contact CTET officials

  22. jo says:
    2 years ago

    hai sir, in ctet exam return in tamil or english

  23. subhash says:
    2 years ago

    hi jo!
    CTET 2018 exam will be held in 20 languages

  24. Nabajyoti says:
    2 years ago

    Sir My name is monalisha i get my admit card but my language offered option is incorrect..Language-2English ana chahiye tha..but Hindi -2 aya
    So please help me.my registration no:80401594

  25. subhash says:
    2 years ago

    hi monalish!
    Contact the officials soon

  26. Deivanai says:
    2 years ago

    hi, i have only registration no. with that no. i am not able to see my result CTET 2018. pls help me on this

  27. subhash says:
    2 years ago

    hi devanai!
    you can check your e mail for registration or other details otherwise contact to officials

  28. nishant kumar says:
    2 years ago

    sir ji ctet certificate kab se download hoge……

  29. subhash says:
    2 years ago

    Hi nishant,
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