SARKARI SEWAYOJAN

•The official name of this exam is the Central Teacher Eligibility Test for the February 2026 session.

•This national-level examination is conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education, known as CBSE.

•This specific update focuses on the release of the exam results and the official digital certificates.

•Candidates were able to start applying for this test on 27 November 2025.

•The window for registration and paying fees closed on 18 December 2025.

•The main examination was held across various centers on 07 and 08 February 2026.

•CBSE released the exam city details for students on 23 January 2026.

•A special re-examination was scheduled and conducted on 01 March 2026.

•The official answer keys were made available for checking on 12 March 2026.

•The final results were officially announced to the public on 30 March 2026.

•General, OBC, and EWS candidates had to pay 1000 rupees if they chose only one paper.

•For appearing in both Primary and Junior level papers, the fee for General/OBC/EWS was 1200 rupees.

•Candidates from SC, ST, or Physical Handicap categories paid 500 rupees for a single paper.

•For both papers, SC, ST, and PH candidates were charged 600 rupees.

•Payments were accepted through online modes like Debit Cards, Credit Cards, or Net Banking.

•Offline payment via E-Challan was also an available option for applicants.

•You need at least 50% in Senior Secondary and a 2-year Diploma in Elementary Education.

•Another option is 45% in Senior Secondary and a 2-year Diploma following NCTE regulations.

•Students with 50% in 12th and a 4-year B.El.Ed degree are also eligible.

•Those who finished 12th with 50% and have a Diploma in Special Education can apply.

•Candidates currently in their final year of these courses are also permitted to sit for the exam.

•Applicants should have a Graduation degree and a 2-year Diploma in Elementary Education.

•Having 50% in Graduation or Post-Graduation along with a B.Ed degree makes you eligible.

•A Graduation degree with 45% marks and a B.Ed degree under NCTE rules is accepted.

•Senior Secondary with 50% marks and a 4-year B.El.Ed or B.A/B.Sc.Ed is a valid qualification.

•Candidates with a B.Ed in Special Education and 50% in Graduation are welcome to apply.

•A person pursuing any teacher education course recognized by NCTE or RCI can appear for the test.

•Post-graduates with 55% marks can apply if they have a 3-year integrated B.Ed-M.Ed degree.

•There is generally no maximum age limit for candidates appearing in the CTET exam.

•This exam does not offer a specific number of jobs or vacancies directly.

•It is a qualifying test that provides an eligibility certificate for teaching positions.

•Once qualified, you can apply for teacher jobs in Central Government schools like KVS or NVS.

•The selection is based purely on the marks obtained in the written eligibility test.

•Candidates must score the minimum qualifying marks to receive the certificate.

•The syllabus includes Child Development and Pedagogy as a core subject.

•Paper I includes Mathematics and Environmental Studies for primary teachers.

•Paper II focuses on specific subjects like Mathematics/Science or Social Studies.

•Full syllabus details are provided in the official information brochure.

•To check your score, you must go to the result download link.

•You will need to provide your unique roll number to see your marks.

•The official passing certificate is sent to the candidate's Digilocker account.

•You must have a Digilocker account to download the valid E-Certificate.

•Always keep a printed copy of your result and certificate for future job applications.

•You can get your digital certificate through the Digilocker platform.

•The direct result link is active for all enrolled candidates.

•The final answer keys are available to help you verify your responses.

•You can visit the official CBSE CTET website for all authentic information.