CBSE CTET 2021 exam answer key is likely to expect soon. Know more about the cut off marks and answer key. Answer key of CBSE CTET exam 2021 is likely to be released in upcoming week. The candidates who are qualified in the CTET exam will be eligible for the recruitment of teacher post.The Candidates should score more than the cutoff decided by the department.
The Central Board of Secondary Education is going to release CTET answer key very soon. The CTET exam 2021 was conducted on January 31. This exam was OMR based exam. Mark the answers in optical mark recognition sheet.
The CBSE is going to release the results of CTET 2021 exam the last week of February. The Candidates will be eligible for the recruitment of teacher posts only if they qualify in the CTET exam. The Candidates need to score More than the cut off marks according to the category.
The Central bureau of secondary Education department said that the OMR sheet and answer key of CTET examination will be available on CTET official website where public notice will be released on the website. The Candidates can download the same in the given time.
The cut off marks 60% for unreserved category in the previous examination. Total number of marks 150, the cut off marks the PV examination was given like 90 marks set for general category, 85 marks for OBC and 80 marks for SC or ST category. Of course using for both paper 1 and paper 2 this year.
The candidates are requested to visit the website frequently to know updates those who wants to appear for CBSE 12 2021 exam.
Key Points to know before checking CTET answer key
- The students can cross check their answers official website ctet.nic.in
- The candidates need to de 500 rupees to get a photocopy of the OMR sheet
- The candisate candidates challenge in case of any discrepancy.
- The CTET exam was conducted on January 31st 2021 across the country in 135 cities.
- There were some guidelines to follow 2021 exam for the candidates.
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CTET 2021 examination details
This Examination will held in 2 different phases. Paper 1 examination is for classes 1 to 5 elegibility of teachers, examination classes 6 to 8. Over 22 lakh candidates appeared for the examination on January 31st , from which 12 lakh for paper 1 and nearly 10 lakh for paper 2.
