CTET 2021 Result & OMR Sheet (Out): Check Latest News, Mark Sheet & Exam Date

What is CTET?

Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) is a national-level exam conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) twice a year to determine the eligibility of candidates for appointment as teachers in Classes 1-8. There are two CTET papers in the exam, that is, Paper-I and Paper-II. Candidates who plan to teach Classes 1-5 need to give Paper-I and candidates who plan to teach Classes 6-8 need to take Paper-II. Candidates who plan to teach Classes 1-8 need to take both the papers. 

Latest Updates:

• March 4, 2021: CTET certificate and marksheet 2021 will soon be available on the DigiLocker platform. Candidates can download them using their login details. Read More
• March 1, 2021: CBSE is providing the CTET calculation and OMR sheet 2021. Candidates can get the sheet by submitting application offline and paying a requisite fee of Rs 500. Read more 
• February 26, 2021: CBSE has released the CTET Result 2021. Candidates can check their result by visiting the official website ctet.nic.in. Read more
• February 24, 2021: CBSE is expected to release the CTET Result 2021 soon on its official website ctet.nic.in. The CTET Exam was held offline in written mode on January 31, 2021. Read more
• February 19, 2021: CBSE CTET 2020-21 Answer Key was released. The candidates can raise the objection till February 21. See here details
• February 17, 2021: National Council for Teachers Education(NCTE) has decided to make Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) and Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) mandatory for school teachers of all levels. Read more
• January 31, 2021: CTET 2020-21 exam Paper II Analysis and Review by students. See here in detail
• January 31, 2021: CTET 2020-21 exam analysis and candidates reaction, check here
• January 13, 2021: CBSE CTET admit card 2021 has been released on January 13. Read More

CTET Result 2021

CBSE has declared the CTET result 2021 on the official website ctet.nic.in. A total of 4,14,798 candidates cleared the CTET Paper I and 2,39,501 candidates cleared Paper II. Candidates who secured the given qualifying marks have been declared as pass in the examination:

General Category: 60 per cent (90 out of 150 marks)

SC/ST/OBC Category: 55 per cent (82 out of 150 marks)

The marksheet and qualifying certificate of the candidates who cleared the CTET January 2021 exam will be available in the DigiLocker.

CTET Exam Highlights 2021

CTET Answer Key 2021

CTET Answer key 2021 was released on February 19. The CBSE has asked the candidates to raise objections through the online facility given on the official website. To raise the objection, the candidate needs to submit a fee of Rs 1000 for each wrongs answer. If the expert team of CBSE find the answer wrong, the fee will be refunded to the candidate. The CBSE will release CTET results within 6 weeks from the date of the examination. 

Also Read: CTET Answer Key 2021- Important facts and past trends

CTET Exam Analysis 2021

CTET 2020-21 was conducted by Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) on January 31 in two shifts, the paper I from 9:30 AM-12 Noon and paper II from 2:00-4:30 PM today.

CTET Paper-I Analysis:

as per the feedback received from the candidates, CTET paper I was easy, there was no major change in pattern and difficulty level of the exam, however, few candidates found the maths section calculative and lengthy. Check complete CTET 2020 paper-I analysis by students. 

CTET 2020 Paper II Analysis

The CTET Paper II was conducted in the evening shift for the upper primary group. Shiksha.com interviewed the candidates appeared in the CTET paper II. See here their reaction and opinion about the CTET 2020 paper.

CTET Eligibility 2021

• Candidates should pass 10+2 with minimum 45 per cent aggregate marks in order to be qualified for appointment as a primary stage teacher
• Candidates should clear graduation with minimum 45 per cent aggregate marks or 10+2 with at least 50 per cent aggregate marks in order to be qualified for appointment as an elementary stage teacher
• Candidates should complete the prescribed teacher training programmes/teacher education courses

Read More: CTET Eligibility 2020

CTET Exam Dates 2020-21

Check important CTET exam dates 2020-21 below: 

CTET Registration vs Result

Every year, over 20 lakh aspirants appear for CTET exam. In December 2019, close to 24 lakh candidates appeared for CTET out of which 5.42 lakh qualified, as per media reports. In July 2019, total 23.77 lakh aspirants took the CTET exam out of which 3.52 lakh candidates qualified.  

CTET Preparation 2021

You must be in full-swing with CTET exam preparation. Check out some quick tips to ensure you are following the right CTET preparation strategy:

• Be well-versed with the CTET exam pattern 2020-21  
• Thoroughly go through each topic given in CTET syllabus 2020-21
• Child Development and Pedagogy is the most scoring section in the exam. Make sure you are well-prepared for this section. Also Read: How to prepare for CTET Child Development and Pedagogy section 
• Before jumping on to the CTET preparation books, do not forget to study NCERT books as they are the best resources for exam preparation. Check: Section-wise CTET books to study 
• Do not forget to practice CTET question papers and attempt CTET mock tests. Regular practice improves time management skills and boost confidence.