CTET

As per the CTET 2026 analysis and as per the experts, the most difficult section of the CTET exam is generally Paper 2 Maths and Science or Social Science section. Because of its vast syllabus and the difficulty level was Moderate. Also, some of the questions asked in the application-based Child Dev

Yes, it is mandatory to apply for the CTET exam before the application deadline ends. Candidates who want to sit in the CTET exam need to fill the application form online as per the deadline mentioned. After that, candidate will not be able to fill the form and also will not be able to sit in the ex

The CTET syllabus consists of the detailed topics that needs to be covered in both Papers namely Paper 1 and 2. The Central Eligibility Test is conducted twice every year. The exam is divided into 2 papers. Paper 1 is for the candidates who are aiming to teach Classes 1 to 5 and Paper 2 for classes

The CTET exam consists of two papers namely Paper 1 and Paper 2. The CTET exam is conducted on an offline mode. Both the papers consists of 150 questions asked in the form of MCQs. For each correct answer, one mark is awarded and for every wrong answer no mark is deducted. As there is no negative ma

The city slip consist of the CTET allotted city of the exam to the candidate. It does not contain the specific exam centre details or address of the exam centre. It only mentions the name of a city allotted to the candidate for the examination so that they can make their travel arrangements in advan

Yes. the understanding of the CTET exam pattern is crucial for the preparation of an exam. It provides the structure of an exam, marking scheme and also the time management for both papers 1 and 2.

The CBSE released the CTET application form 2026 for the September session on May 11. The last date to apply was June 10. 

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

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. 

The CBSE will release the CTET admit card for the September session around three or four days prior to the examination date on the official website at ctet.nic.in. Candidates are required to download the hall ticket with the help of the application number and password.