CTET

Hii, Sabina Yes, I can help you with the official notification regarding the qualifying criteria for CTET photo. According to the Central Teacher Eligibility Test CTET notification released by the Central Board of Secondary Education CBSE the following criteria need to be MET for the photograph to be uploaded on the CTET application form:
The photograph should be in color and taken on or after 01.01.2022. The photograph should be taken against a white or light-colored background. The size of the photograph should be between 10 kb to 200 kb. The dimensions of the photograph should be 3.5 cm (width) x 4.5 cm (height). The photograph should be in JPEG format. The name of the file containing the photograph should not contain any special characters. The photograph should be recent and resemble the candidate. Candidates with spectacles can wear them in the photograph but should make sure that there is no glare in the glasses. Candidates should avoid wearing caps, hats, and dark glasses in the photograph. Candidates should ensure that the photograph is not blurred or hazy. The photograph should be taken without any shadow on the face or background. The photograph should be properly cropped with the face covering at least 75% of the total space. These are the official criteria that need to be MET for the photograph to be uploaded on the CTET application form.

Candidates applying for DSSSB PRT 2023 must have acquired a certain level of education.
1. Candidates applying for the DSSSB PRT must have completed their 10+2 with at least 50% aggregate marks from a recognised board.
2. Candidates must also be pursuing a Diploma or degree courses like diplomas in elementary educations/B.El.Ed/diploma in education/special education with at least 50% aggregate marks from a recognised university.
3. The candidate must have also qualified CTET exam 1 which is conducted by CBSE. Adding them, the age limit is 30 years for general category but for SC there is age relaxation of 5 years. So yes you are completely eligible for DSSSB PRT 2023.

None of the exams is easier or tough. But there is a bit of difference between the Uttar Pradesh Teacher Eligibility Test, Central Teacher Eligibility Test, and Rajasthan Eligibility Examination for Teachers. Central Teacher Eligibility Test is conducted by CBSE on behalf of the central government, while Uttar Pradesh Teacher Eligibility Test and Rajasthan Eligibility Examination for Teachers are conducted by the education boards of their respective state governments. Central Teacher Eligibility Test and Uttar Pradesh Teacher Eligibility Test Exam are just qualifying in nature, on the other hand, the Rajasthan Eligibility Examination for Teachers Exam scorecard will be used to make the final merit list of the third-grade teacher vacancy. In Central Teacher Eligibility Test and Rajasthan Eligibility, Examination for Teachers Papers (both papers I and II) contain 5 sections and each section consists of 15 questions from Pedagogy issues and the other 15 ques from the content part. But in Uttar Pradesh Teacher Eligibility Test, the papers contain five sections, except Child Development and pedagogy all the sections contain questions from the content part. For better career advice, mock tests, previous year question papers, notification alerts, study notes, and much more essential information, you can check out the official sites. I hope this will help you.