CTET 2020 has been postponed further, the step has been taken as a preventive measure against COVID-19 pandemic. It was previously scheduled for July 05, 2020. New Dates to be announced soon.
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Latest Updates:
Events | Dates (July Session) |
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CTET 2020 Registration began on | January 24 to March 9, 2020 (11:59 PM) |
CTET last date 2020 | March 13, 2020 (3:30 PM) |
Final Verification of payment of the fee by Candidates | March 18, 2020 |
CTET Application Form Correction | March 19 – 26, 2020 |
Availability of CTET Admit Card | 3rd week of June 2020 (Delayed) |
CTET 2020 Exam Date | July 5, 2020 (Postponed) |
Release of CTET Answer Keys | To be announced later |
CTET Result Declaration | Within 6 weeks from the date of conduct of the examination |
CTET 2020 Certificates’ Dispatch | Not yet decided |
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Latest Updates of CTET 2020:
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Each paper of CTET 2020 will be an offline test of 150 minutes duration having 150 MCQs of 1 mark each without any provision of negative marking. CTET 2020 Syllabus includes Child Development and Pedagogy, Language I, Language II, Environmental Studies, Mathematics, Science and Social Studies.
The exam is divided into two papers – Paper 1 and Paper 2. As per CTET 2020 Exam Pattern, candidates aspiring to become a teacher of classes 1–5 need to take Paper 1, whereas Paper 2 is meant for those who want to become a teacher of classes 6–8. To teach students of all classes, i.e. 1-8, one needs to appear for both Paper 1 and 2.
The qualifying marks for CTET is 60% for General category and 55% for reserved category. Candidates scoring more than 60% marks (55% for reserved candidates in Paper 1 or Paper 2 will be awarded Eligibility Certificate. Check CTET 2020 Cutoff
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The key points about CTET 2020 July session are highlighted below:
Exam Name | Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) |
Conducting Body | Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) |
Exam Type | National Level |
Purpose | Selection of Primary and Elementary Teachers in Central Government Schools |
Mode of exam | Offline |
Frequency of exam | Twice in a year |
Duration of Exam | 2 hours 30 minutes (each paper) that is 150 minutes |
Mode of Application | Online |
Negative Marking | No |
Language Medium | English and Hindi |
Exam Helpdesk Number | 011-222235774 |
Official website | https://ctet.nic.in/webinfo/Public/Home.aspx |
The authorities have released the exam schedule for CTET 2020 July
Events | Paper I | Paper-II |
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Date of Examination | July 5, 2020 (Postponed) | July 5, 2020 (Postponed) |
Entry in the Examination Center | 8:00 AM | 12:30 PM |
Checking of Admit Cards | 9:00 to 9:15 AM | 1:30 to 1:45 PM |
Distribution of Test Booklet | 9:15 AM | 1:45 PM |
Test Booklet to be on at | 9:25 AM | 1:55 PM |
Last Entry in the Exam Center | 9:30 AM | 2:00 PM |
Test Commences | 9:30 AM | 2:00 PM |
Test Concludes | 12:00 Noon | 4:30 PM |
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CTET 2020 Admit Cards will tentatively be released on June 20, 2020, at the official website. Particulars on the admit card should match the details given on the confirmation page. Candidates are advised to check all details on the admit card for any discrepancies and report to the authority regarding any corrections.
CTET 2020 Admit Card is a necessary document to be brought to the exam hall along with a photo ID proof. ID proof may be any of the following:
Check the Teachers Eligibility Tests for free before the exam
States/UTs |
City Codes |
CTET Test Cities 2020 |
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Andman & Nicobar |
101 |
Port Blair |
Andhra Pradesh |
102 |
Vijayawada |
103 |
Visakhapatnam |
|
Arunachal Pradesh |
104 |
Itanagar |
Assam |
105 |
Dibrugarh |
106 |
Guwahati |
|
107 |
Jorhat |
|
108 |
Silchar |
|
109 |
Tezpur |
|
Bihar |
110 |
Bhagalpur |
111 |
Bhojpur (Ara) |
|
112 |
Darbhanga |
|
113 |
Gaya |
|
114 |
Madhubani |
|
115 |
Muzaffarpur |
|
116 |
Nalanda |
|
117 |
Patna |
|
118 |
Samastipur |
|
119 |
Vaishali (Hajipur) |
|
Chandigarh |
120 |
Chandigarh |
Chhattisgarh |
121 |
Raipur |
Dadra & Nagar Haveli |
122 |
Dadra & Nagar Haveli |
Daman & Diu |
123 |
Daman |
Delhi |
124 |
Delhi Central |
125 |
Delhi East |
|
126 |
Delhi North |
|
127 |
Delhi South |
|
128 |
Delhi West |
|
Goa |
129 |
Panaji |
Gujarat |
130 |
Ahmedabad |
131 |
Surat |
|
132 |
Vadodara |
|
Haryana |
133 |
Ambala |
134 |
Faridabad |
|
135 |
Gurugram |
|
136 |
Karnal |
|
137 |
Kurukshetra |
|
Himachal Pradesh |
138 |
Hamirpur |
139 |
Kangra |
|
140 |
Shimla |
|
Jammu & Kashmir |
141 |
Jammu |
142 |
Srinagar |
|
Jharkhand |
143 |
Bokaro |
144 |
Dhanbad |
|
145 |
Ranchi |
|
Karnataka |
146 |
Bengaluru |
147 |
Mangalore |
|
Kerala |
148 |
Ernakulam |
149 |
Kozhikode |
|
150 |
Thiruvananthapuram |
|
Lakshadweep |
151 |
Kavarati |
Madhya Pradesh |
152 |
Bhopal |
153 |
Indore |
|
154 |
Jabalpur |
|
Maharashtra |
155 |
Aurangabad |
156 |
Mumbai |
|
157 |
Nagpur |
|
158 |
Nashik |
|
159 |
Pune |
|
Manipur |
160 |
Imphal |
Meghalaya |
161 |
Shillong |
Mizoram |
162 |
Aizawl |
Nagaland |
163 |
Kohima |
Odisha |
164 |
Bhubaneswar |
165 |
Sambalpur |
|
Puducherry |
166 |
Puducherry |
Punjab |
167 |
Amritsar |
168 |
Bhatinda |
|
169 |
Ferozepur |
|
170 |
Jalandhar |
|
Rajasthan |
171 |
Ajmer |
172 |
Alwar |
|
173 |
Bikaner |
|
174 |
Jaipur |
|
175 |
Jodhpur |
|
176 |
Kota |
|
177 |
Udaipur |
|
Sikkim |
178 |
Gangtok |
Tamilnadu |
179 |
Chennai |
180 |
Coimbatore |
|
181 |
Madurai |
|
182 |
Tiruchirapalli |
|
Telangana |
183 |
Hyderabad |
Tripura |
184 |
Agartala |
Uttarakhand |
185 |
Dehradun |
186 |
Haldwani |
|
187 |
Roorkee |
|
188 |
Srinagar Garhwal |
|
Uttar Pradesh |
189 |
Agra |
190 |
Aligarh |
|
191 |
Ayodhya (Faizabad) |
|
192 |
Bareilly |
|
193 |
Etawah |
|
194 |
Ghaziabad |
|
195 |
Ghazipur |
|
196 |
Gorakhpur |
|
197 |
Jaunpur |
|
198 |
Jhansi |
|
199 |
Kanpur |
|
200 |
Lucknow |
|
201 |
Mathura |
|
202 |
Mau |
|
203 |
Meerut |
|
204 |
Moradabad |
|
205 |
Noida |
|
206 |
Prayagraj (Allahabad) |
|
207 |
Raebareli |
|
208 |
Saharanpur |
|
209 |
Sultanpur |
|
210 |
Varanasi |
|
West Bengal |
211 |
Durgapur |
212 |
Kolkata |
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CTET exam consists of 2 papers – Paper 1 (Primary Stage) and Paper 2 (Elementary Stage)
Particulars | Paper 1 | Paper 2 |
---|---|---|
Exam Mode | Offline (pen-paper based) | Offline (pen-paper based) |
Duration | 150 Minutes | 150 Minutes |
Section | 5 (Child Development and Pedagogy, Language I, Language II, Mathematics, Environmental Studies) | 4 (Child Development and Pedagogy, Language I, Language II, Mathematics and Science/ Social Studies) |
No. of Question | 150 | 150 |
Marks | 150 | 150 |
Negative Marking | No | No |
Medium of exam | English and Hindi | English and Hindi |
The aspirants have to choose two languages from the list of optional languages, which are highlighted in the following in a detailed manner:
Code No. |
Language |
Code No. |
Language |
1 |
English |
11 |
Marathi |
2 |
Hindi |
12 |
Mizo |
3 |
Assamese |
13 |
Nepali |
4 |
Bengali |
14 |
Oriya |
5 |
Garo |
15 |
Punjabi |
6 |
Gujarati |
16 |
Sanskrit |
7 |
Kannada |
17 |
Tamil |
8 |
Khasi |
18 |
Telugu |
9 |
Malayalam |
19 |
Tibetan |
10 |
Manipuri |
20 |
Urdu |
CTET Paper 1 is for aspirants of Primary Stage Teachers and Paper 2 is for aspirants of Elementary Stage Teachers. Candidates can also appear for both the papers.
Check Complete CTET 2020 Syllabus
Paper-I |
|
Child Development and Pedagogy |
|
Language I and II |
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Mathematics and Environmental Science |
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Paper-II |
|
Child Development and Pedagogy |
|
Language I and II |
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Mathematics and Science |
|
Social Studies/Social Sciences |
CTET 2020 July session is expected to be highly competitive sighting the speculated changes and applicants waiting for CTET 2020 Notification. Here are some of the books listed to assist you in better Preparation for CTET 2020.
Book name | Publisher | ISBN |
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A Complete Resource for CTET: Child Development and Pedagogy | Pearson Education | 9332541302 |
Child Development & Pedagogy: Paper 1 & 2 of CTET | By Shalini Punjabi (Disha Publications) | 9385576550 |
CTET & TETs Child Development & Pedagogy (Paper I & II) | Arihant Publications | 9311130737 |
Child Development & Pedagogy for CTET & STET (Hindi) | Disha publications | 9382961224 |
Book name | Publisher | ISBN |
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Study Package for CTET | Mcgraw Hill Education | 9789339218171 |
Study Guide for CTET Paper 1 – English | Disha Publication | 938584640X |
CTET & TETs English Language Paper I & II | ARIHANT | 9789311121673 |
Book name | Publisher | ISBN |
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CTET Central Teachers Eligibility Test CBSE Syllabus Teachers from Classes VI to VIII Mathematics & Science | Sura College of Competition | 8172544294 |
Class Notes of Maths | Rakesh Yadav Publication | 8193209451 |
A Complete Resource for CTET: Mathematics and Pedagogy | Pearson Education | 9332575150 |
CTET/STETs: Paper-II | Ramesh Publishing House | 9350121662 |
Book name | Publisher | ISBN |
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CTET & TETs Environmental Studies & Pedagogy | Arihant | 9311130788 |
Environmental Studies (EVS) | WILEY | 9788126561988 |
UPTET & CTET ENVIRONMENTAL Studies | Youth Competition Times | B01M613OP9 |
Teacher Eligibility Test Environmental Studies | Upkar Prakashan | 9789350133378 |
Book name | Publisher | ISBN |
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CTET & TETs for Class VI-VIII | Arihant Publications | 931113080X |
CTET (Central Teacher Eligibility Test ) Paper II (Mathematics & Science) | Sura College of Competition | |
CTET & TETs Paper-II for Class VI-VIII MATHS & SCIENCE | Arihant Publications | 9789385873621 |
CTET Success Master Paper-II Teacher Selection for Class VI-VIII Social Studies/Science 2017 | Arihant publications | 9311121525 |
CTET Success Master Science | Arihant Publications | 9312140221 |
A Complete Resource for CTET: Science and Pedagogy | Pearson | 9332575142 |
Book name | Publisher | ISBN |
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CTET (Central Teacher Eligibility Test) Paper II: Social Science Teacher Selection (For Class VI - VIII) | Access Publishing | 938345461X |
15 Practice Sets CTET Central Teacher Eligibility Test Paper II Social Studies/Science Teacher Selection for Class VI-VIII | Arihant | 9311121592 |
Wiley's CTET Exam Goalpost, Paper II, Social Studies / Social Science, Class VI-VIII, 2017: Solved Papers & Mock Tests with Complete Solutions | Wiley | 8126565578 |
CTET Success Master Paper-II Teacher Selection for Class VI-VIII Social Studies/Science 2017 | Arihant | 9311121525 |
Aspirants are required to check CTET 2020 Eligibility before applying for the exam. Candidates belonging to the reserved categories will be provided with a relaxation of 5% in the qualifying marks in the academic eligibility of CTET.
Age Limit: No limitation
Nationality: Indian
Detailed eligibility criteria for the Primary stage and Elementary stage are different. They are as follows:
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CTET 2020 Application Form can be filled via online mode only from January 24 – March 9, 2020. The online form correction window was available till March 26, 2020. Read More What details can be changed?
The online application form includes the following steps:
Step 1 – Fill CTET 2020 Application Form
Step 2: Upload Photo and Signature
Step 3: Pay CTET Application Fee
Step 4: Print the Confirmation Page
CTET Application Fee 2020
The application fee varies with category and number of papers applied for. The table below summarizes the fee required to apply for CTET 2020.
Category | Paper 1 or Paper 2 | Both Paper 1 and 2 |
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General/OBC | INR 1000 | INR 1200 |
SC/ST/ Differently Abled | INR 500 | INR 600 |
CTET Eligibility Certificate is valid for 7 years from the date of result declaration for all category candidates. There is no limitation on the number of times one can apply for CTET. Candidates can re-appear for the exam to improve their scores. In case one loses their Mark Statement or Eligibility Certificate, they can get a duplicate copy by paying an amount of INR 200 in favor of Secretary, Central Board of Secondary Education payable at Delhi.
The previous years’ question papers for CTET 2020 will help candidates to get a fair idea of the type of questions, marking scheme, nature of the exam and difficulty level. CTET is conducted in offline mode, however, it is speculated that from this year onwards, the exam will see some major changes and will go online completely.
Check CTET Previous Years’ Question Papers
However, the basic aim of the exam will remain intact and candidates will get a hang of the exam as they solve previous year CTET Question Papers.
CTET 2020 Qualifying marks is the score that candidates must score in order to clear the exam. Only candidates who qualify the test will be awarded CTET Eligibility Certificate. The qualifying marks varies for different categories. Reserved category candidates are given 5% relaxation in the qualifying marks.
Category | Qualifying Percentage | Qualifying Marks |
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General | 60% | 90 |
SC/ST/OBC | 55% | 82.5 |
CTET 2020 Cutoff for July session will be released after the declaration of results. Meanwhile, candidates can check the cutoff for CTET December 2019 session:
Category | CTET Cutoff |
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General | 90 |
OBC | 82.5 |
SC | 82.5 |
ST | 82.5 |
CTET 2020 result will be published on the official website by CBSE. The aspirants will be able to check their results between the month of July and August. To check the result, the candidates should log in to their account by providing the roll numbers. Once they log in, the candidates can check their marks achieved by the aspirants, total marks, selected subjects by them, and their other personal details.
Ques: How many times CTET exam is conducted in a year?
Ans: The exam is conducted 2 times in a year. It is conducted in the months of July and December. There is no limit on the number of attempts for this exam. Candidates can appear for CTET exam as many times as they want. Moreover, there is no age limit that means candidates can take the test at any age.
Ques: What is the eligibility criteria to apply for CTET?
Ans: Aspirants are required to check CTET 2020 Eligibility before applying for the exam. Candidates belonging to the reserved categories will be provided with a relaxation of 5% in the qualifying marks in the academic eligibility of CTET. The eligibility criteria for the Primary stage and Elementary stage are different.
Ques: What is the validity of CTET eligibility certificate?
Ans: CTET eligibility certificate is valid for a period of seven years starting from the date of announcement of result. Candidates should score 60 percent or above marks in the exam in order to be considered as CTET pass. Know More CTET Cut Off
Ques: I have already cleared my CTET exam. Can I apply again for the exam?
Ans: Yes, you can apply. There is no maximum or minimum limit to appear for the exam. Both qualified or non-qualified candidates can appear for the exam every year without any restrictions. All the eligible candidates can apply for the exam.
Ques: How can I get the exam center of my choice for CTET?
Ans: CTET exam centers are allotted as per the city preferences mentioned by the candidate in his/her application form. The authorities provide the exam center within the cities mentioned by the candidates. Know More CTET 2020 Exam Centers
Ques: What is the major syllabus for CTET 2020?
Ans: CTET 2020 syllabus comprises important topics from subjects such as Child Development and Pedagogy, CTET Language-I & Language-II, Mathematics, Environmental Studies, Science, and Social Sciences. Check Detailed CTET 2020 Syllabus
Ques: What is the marking scheme for CTET Paper I & II?
Ans: No negative marking will be there in the paper. The detailed marking scheme for both paper is provided below:
Paper I – Marking Scheme
Sections | No. of Questions | Marks |
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Child Development and Pedagogy | 30 MCQs | 30 Marks |
Language I (compulsory) | 30 MCQs | 30 Marks |
Language II (compulsory) | 30 MCQs | 30 Marks |
Mathematics | 30 MCQs | 30 Marks |
Environmental Studies | 30 MCQs | 30 Marks |
Total | 150 Questions | 150 Marks |
Paper II – Marking Scheme
Sections | No. of Questions | Marks |
---|---|---|
Child Development & Pedagogy(compulsory) | 30 MCQs | 30 Marks |
Language I (compulsory) | 30 MCQs | 30 Marks |
Language II (compulsory) | 30 MCQs | 30 Marks |
Mathematics and Science OR Social Studies | 60 MCQs | 60 Marks |
Total | 150 MCQs | 150 Marks |
*The article might have information for the previous academic years, please refer the official website of the exam.