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Central Teacher Eligibility Test 2026 ( CTET )

Shikha Goyal
Updated on Feb 5, 2026 15:56 IST

By Shikha Goyal, Assistant Manager

CTET Admit Card 2026: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) released the CTET 21st Edition admit card 2026 on February 5. It was issued at ctet.nic.in. Candidates required application number and password to download the call letter. The authority published CTET pre-admit card 2026 or city advance intimation slip on January 23. The CTET exam was conducted on February 7 & 8, 2026. 

It is crucial to carry the admit card to the examination hall. WIthout it, an aspirant was not allowed to sit in the exam. They also knew about the CTET exam centre that was allotted via their hall tickets. Scroll down for more details about the CTET admit card 2026.

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Table of contents
  • How to Download CTET Admit Card 2026?
  • CTET 2026 Schedule
  • CTET Admit Card 2026
  • CTET Pre-Admit Card 2026: Exam City Intimation Slip
  • Details mentioned on CTET Hall Ticket 2026
  • CTET Exam Timing 2026
  • CTET Admit Card 2026 FAQs
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How to Download CTET Admit Card 2026?

The CTET admit card for the February session has been released on the official portal at ctet.nic.in. Candidates can download the CTET admit card as shared here-

  1. Visit CTET exam website
  2. Click on the admit card link
  3. Enter the Application number, Date of birth and Security pin
  4. Click on Submit
  5. Read the given instructions
  6. Download Admit Card
  7. Take its printout

Direct Link to Download the CTET admit card 2026

 

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Commonly asked questions
Q:   Which documents need to be carried along with CTET Admit Card to exam centre?
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CTET admit card is a mandatory document to be carried by candidates to their allotted exam centre on the day of the exam. Candidates not carrying their admit card on exam day will not be allowed to give the paper. Candidates need to carry a valid photo ID card as well on the day of the examination. Valid Photo IDs that can be carried to the CTET exam centre are given below.

  • PAN Card
  • Aadhar Card
  • Voter Identity Card
  • Passport
  • Driving License
Q:   What is the time table for CTET 2026?
A: 

The CTET 2026 exam was conducted on February 7 and 8. The Board released the time table for the exam as given below:

Events

Paper 1

Paper 2

Reporting Time

7:30 AM

12:30 PM

Checking of Admit Cards

9:00 AM to 9:15 AM

2:00 PM to 2:15 PM

Checking of Computer

9:15 AM

2:15 PM

Last Entry in the Examination Centre

9:30 AM

2:30 PM

Test Commences

9:30 AM

2:30 PM

Test Concludes

12:00 Noon

5:00 PM

Q:   When was the CTET admit card 2026 released for the February session?
A: 

The CBSE released the CTET admit card for the February session on February 5 on the official website at ctet.nic.in. The exam was conducted on February 7 and 8. Candidates required to download the hall ticket was the application number and password. 

CTET 2026 Schedule

Take a look at the table below for the complete schedule of CTET 2026 exam

DatesUpcoming Exam Dates
Mar ' 26

CTET 2026 Re-Exam at Bihar two centres

TENTATIVE
DatesPast Exam Dates
07 Feb ' 26 - 08 Feb ' 26

CTET 2026 Exam Date

05 Feb ' 26

CTET 2026 admit card

23 Jan ' 26

CTET 2026 pre admit card

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CTET Admit Card 2026

Candidates need to carry the CTET hall ticket 2026 to exam centres along with the photo ID proof.  Some of the important details that will be mentioned on the CTET hall ticket are centre address, reporting time, exam instructions, etc. The admit card is important to check the CTET result as well. Have a look at the importance of the admit card below-

  • One needs to report to the exam centre as per the reporting time mentioned on their admit card, that is, 120 minutes before the exam. 
  • The name and address of the exam centre are mentioned on the admit card. 
  • To download the admit card, one needs Username/ Registration Number Password/ Date of Birth.

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CTET Helpline Number: In case of any discrepancy in the hall ticket, candidates can reach out to the CTET Unit at the helpline number shared below-

CTET Contact Number: 011-22240112 

Email: ctet.cbse@nic.in

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Commonly asked questions
Q:   Is the CTET 2026 Admit Card Released?
A: 

Yes, the CTET 2026 admit card was released. Candidates could download the admit card using the application number and password. The CTET hall ticket download link was activated at ctet.nic.in.

Q:   Can I crack CTET exam through Self Study?
A: 

Yes, candidates can clear or crack the CTET exam through the self study. With maintaining consistency, dedicated effort and proper structured plan candidates can prepare and give the CTET exam via doing self study. 

Q:   Which documents do I need to carry to the CTET exam centre?
A: 

Candidates need to carry these documents to the CTET exam centre-

  • CTET admit card
  • ID proof- PAN card or Voter ID card or Passport or Driving License or Aadhaar Card
  • Two photographs
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CTET Pre-Admit Card 2026: Exam City Intimation Slip

CTET 2026 pre-admit card was released by the CBSE. Candidates can know the allotted CTET exam city 2026 through the pre-admit card as below:

  1. Visit ctet.nic.in
  2. Click on the 'View Centre City for CTET 2026' link
  3. Enter the login details
  4. Download the city slip.
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Commonly asked questions
Q:   How can I get the errors in my CTET admit card corrected?
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If there are some errors in your CTET admit card regarding the photograph and signature or any other information, you can get it corrected or rectified by containing the CTET Unit, CBSE. Candidates can contact the CTET Unit at 011-22235774/ 011-22240112 or you can write to: Deputy Secretary, CTET Unit, CBSE. PS1-2, Institutional Area, IP Extension, Patparganj, DELHI-110092.
Q:   Will I receive the hard copy of the CTET admit card?
A: 

The CBSE does not issue the hard copy of the CTET admit card to any candidate. Candidates need to download the admit card by logging in using the application number and date of birth. The admit card link is displayed at ctet.nic.in.

Q:   When will the CTET pre-admit card 2026 be released?
A: 

The CTET pre-admit card 2026 was released on January 23. Candidates need to download the pre-admit card or CTET city intimation slip 2026 using the application number, date of birth and security pin. The CTET pre-admit card is like an exam city intimation slip that contains only the name of allotted exam city. The name and address of exam centre were intimated through the CTET admit card 2026. 

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Details mentioned on CTET Hall Ticket 2026

Candidates are advised to download their admit card from the official website and carefully check all the details printed on the hall ticket before the examination day. The CTET admit card contains the details shared below-

  • Name
  • Roll number
  • Category
  • Signature
  • Father's name
  • Gender
  • Residential address
  • Paper applied for
  • Application number
  • Date of birth
  • Photo
  • Exam centre name and address
  • Shift timings

CTET 2026 Admit Card: Important Points to Note

  • CTET hall ticket is a mandatory document to be carried to the allotted test centre.
  • In case of any discrepancy in admit card, contact exam authorities immediately.
  • Report to the exam centre at least 90 minutes before the exam.
  • Candidates reporting at the test centre after 9:30 AM for Shift 1 and 2:00 PM for Shift 2 will not be allowed to enter the exam hall.
  • Candidates should read all exam day instructions mentioned on the admit card carefully and follow them on the day of the paper.
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Commonly asked questions
Q:   What are the things to carry to CTET exam centre?
A: 

Candidates need to carry these documents to the CTET exam centre-

  • CTET admit card.
  • Original photo ID proof such as PAN Card, Driving License, Voter ID, Passport, or Aadhaar Card.
  • Passport size photograph. 
  • Ball-point pen of blue or black ink.
  • Transparent water bottle.
Q:   Can I appear for CTET exam if I forget to carry my photo ID?
A: 

Candidates are not allowed to appear for the CTET exam without an original photo ID proof. Candidates can carry any of the ID proofs-

  • Aadhaar card
  • Driving Licence
  • PAN Card
  • Passport
  • Voter ID
Q:   What are the details mentioned in the CTET city slip?
A: 

The CTET city slip or city intimation slip consists of the details about the exam city in advance so that candidates can make their travel arrangements accordingly. Details mentioned on the city slip are the name of the candidate, photograph, signature, application number, paper applied for, date of an exam, allotted city, etc.

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CTET Exam Timing 2026

It is advised to the candidates that who will appear for the CTET exam must check all the general instructions as mentioned on the hall ticket. Have a look at the CTET exam timings 2026 below:

Events

Paper 2

Paper 1

Exam Date

08-Feb-2026

08-Feb-2026

Entry in the Examination Centre (Reporting Time)

7:30 AM

12:30 PM

Checking of Admit Cards

9:00 AM to 9:15 AM

2:00 PM to 2:15 PM

Checking of Computer

9:15 AM

2:15 PM

Last Entry in the Examination Centre

9:30 AM

2:30 PM

Test Commences

9:30 AM

2:30 PM

Test Concludes

12:00 Noon

5:00 PM

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Commonly asked questions
Q:   What was the CTET exam date 2026?
A: 

The Central Board of Secondary Education conducted the CTET exam on February 7 & 8, 2026. The 21st edition of the Central Teacher Eligibility Test was held offline.

Q:   What is the timing of the CTET exam?
A: 

The CTET exam is conducted in two shifts for Paper 1 and Paper 2. The shift 1 is held from 9:30 am to 12 noon and Shift 2 from 2:30 pm to 5:00 pm. Candidates get to know the allotted CTET shift timing through their admit cards.

Q:   Is the CTET exam conducted on a single day?
A: 

The CTET 2026 exam was conducted on February 7 and 8 in two shifts. The shift timings are as follows:

ShiftTiming
First09.30 to 12.00 PM
Second02-30 to 5.00 PM

 

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CTET Admit Card 2026 FAQs

Have a look at the CTET admit card 2026 FAQs below:

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Commonly asked questions
Q:   Where can I access the CTET admit card?
A: 

Candidates can get the CTET admit card by visiting ctet.nic.in. However, the direct CTET admit card download link is provided here soon after the release. Candidates need to login using the application number, date of birth and code to download their admit cards.

Q:   When is the CTET admit card released?
A: 

The CBSE issues the admit card in two phases- pre-admit card and main admit card. The CTET pre-admit card is released ten days before the examination and informs about the allotted exam date and city. The main admit card is issued two days before exam informing the exam date, time, reporting time, exam centre name and address.

Q:   Will I receive the hard copy of the CTET admit card?
A: 

The CBSE does not issue the hard copy of the CTET admit card to any candidate. Candidates need to download the admit card by logging in using the application number and date of birth. The admit card link is displayed at ctet.nic.in.

Q:   Which is the better browser to download the CTET admit card?
A: 

The CTET admit card is available as a PDF file that can be downloaded on any browser. Candidates can download their hall tickets using latest Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox versions.

Q:   What if I forget to carry the CTET admit card to the exam centre?
A: 

Candidates who forget to carry the CTET admit card to the exam centre are not allowed to take the exam. The CTET admit card is a proof that the candidate had registered for the exam.

Q:   Which documents do I need to carry to the CTET exam centre?
A: 

Candidates need to carry these documents to the CTET exam centre-

  • CTET admit card
  • ID proof- PAN card or Voter ID card or Passport or Driving License or Aadhaar Card
  • Two photographs
Q:   Why is the CTET admit card important?
A: 

The CTET admit card is important to appear for the exam as well as to check the results. Candidates need to carry their admit cards to the exam centre. Candidates without the hall ticket are not allowed to take the exam. The admission card contains roll number, which is needed to check result.

Q:   What details are mentioned in CTET admit card?
A: 

The CTET admit card contains the details shared below-

  • Candidate's name, reservation category, date of birth, guardian's name, postal address

  • Roll number

  • Photo and signature

  • Paper selected by a candidate
  • Exam details including date, and time

  • CTET exam centre name, location and address

  • Reporting time for candidates

  • CTET exam day guidelines
Q:   How can I get CTET mock test?
A: 

Candidates can attempt the CTET mock test by visiting the Shiksha.com website. The CTET mock tests are available for free here. The CTET mock test cannot be downloaded, however, can be attempted online. The Shiksha-curated mock tests are available separately for Paper 1 and Paper 2. Candidates can practice these mock tests without any difficulty.

Q:   Is there a need to get the CTET admit card attested?
A: 
No, there is no need to get the CTET admit card attested. Candidates need to bring the non-attested printout of the CTET admit card to the examination centres. Candidates need to report at the CTET exam centre at 7:30 am for first shift and at 12:30 pm for second shift, that is, 120 minutes before the commencement of the exam.
Q:   How many printouts of the admit card should I carry to the CTET exam centre?
A: 
Candidates need to bring only one copy of the CTET admit card to the exam centre. However, candidates can bring two printouts of the admit cards to the CTET exam centre, in a safe place.
Q:   What is the duration of the CTET exam?
A: 

CTET exam is of 2 hours 30 minutes duration for each paper. The CTET exam is conducted in two shifts. The CTET Shift 1 starts from 9:30 am to 12 noon and Shift 2 is from 2:30 pm to 5:00 pm.

Q:   How do I get my CTET old marksheet?
A: 

You can get the CTET old marksheet or duplicate CTET marksheet and certificate by visiting the official website of the exam. Follow the steps given below to get the previous years marksheets or certificates:

  • Visit the official website - ctet.nic.in.
  • Go to the 'Duplicate Marksheet & Certificate' link under e-Services.
  • Click on the link given under '2011 to 2016' or '2018 & onwards'.
  • Login using the registered mobile or Aadhaar number.
  • Click on the Get Issued Documents link.
  • Select CBSE >>> Teacher Eligibility Test Mark-sheet or Certificate.
  • Enter the Roll Number and Year of passing.
  • Click on get document link.

 

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