communication@collegesearch.in
+91 84482 99862 
Popular Branches
MBA
B.Tech
BBA
BSc
Join CollegeSearch Family
Register & enjoy the perks of a Universal College Application, Easy Process, Time-saving, and Free Contact details and Brochures.
20 Lakhs+
Monthly Users
1.75 Lakh+
Monthly Applications
30K +
Admissions
Popular Colleges by Branches
No Result Found
.jpg "CTET")
CTET 2020
Central Teacher Eligibility Test
Online
Exam Dates:
28th Dec 2022
to 7th Feb 2023
to 7th Feb 2023
Official Changes in CTET 2017 Exam
By: Shreyansh on Aug 17, 2017
National Council of Teachers Education (NCTE) is the governing body of the CTET (Central Teachers Eligibility Test) exam. NCTE has brought some changes in the CTET 2017 exam and is in discussion with the CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education) which is the conducting body of the exam. CBSE is about to announce the notification of CTET 2017 exam which is conducted for the recruitment of teachers for class 1 to 8 in the central government schools.
Here are some important changes made by NCTE which are must know for the CTET aspirants-
1) Mode of the Exam-
This is a large scale change in the pattern of examination as it may affect the preparations of the CTET aspirants. For the first time in the history of CTET exam, the exam is going to be conducted in the Online Mode. That is, the candidates have to give the computer based exam. Till now the aspirants were giving the Offline exam, i.e., Pen and Paper based exam. The candidates have to face now the challenge of solving the questions on Computer. They need to practice the questions on the computer to stay competitive among the other competitors.
2) Number of Exam Times:
Earlier, the CTET exam was conducted twice a year, but now there has been news that the CBSE will conduct the exam only once a year. CBSE has consulted the Ministry of Human Resource and Development regarding the conduction of the exam once a year as the CBSE has been under the burden of conducting multiple exams in a year including JEE, NEET and board exams.
Human Resource Ministry is also in consideration of forming a new conduction authority named as National Testing Service (NST) so that the exams can be conducted in a proper manner thereby ensuring the quality.
Latest Articles on CTET
TET Exam
02-May-2023TET stands for the Teacher Eligibility Test, while CTET stands for the Central Teacher Eligibility Test. The CTET is conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) in India and is a national-level exam, whereas TET is conducted by individual states in India. CTET and TET are
... Read more
Last Minute Tips To Crack CTET
09-Oct-2020Last minute preparation is the most important part of giving an exam and when it comes to national level examination like CTET, right preparation is the only key. Teaching is a dream job for a lot of people and for them scoring in CTET is a breakthrough to achieve their dreams, and it definitely
... Read more
Revised Eligibility Criteria to apply for CTET
15-Mar-2019In a record decision made earlier this week, Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has revised the eligibility criteria of CTET 2019. The exam is scheduled to be conducted on July 7, 2019. The decision was taken after the intervention of the honorable High Court. The official notification i
... Read more
Recently CBSE announced dates for conducting its one of the most popular exam CTET. As per the schedule released the CTET 2018 will be conducted on December 9, 2018. All the aspirants must have registered by now for the same as the last date for registration is over and no application will be ent
... Read more
CTET 2018: Easy Preparation Tips
20-Sep-2018Central teacher eligibility preparation is the first step to get eligible for the job opportunity of a teacher in any of the government schools, one must be a graduate and must have a B. ED degree to attempt this exam. In case a person has not done graduation have the opportunity to do a 2-year d
... Read more
CTET 2018: Exam Preparation Tips
19-Jun-2018Central Teaching Eligibility Test (CTET) will be conducted on September 16, 2018 in 92 cities. The test is conducted by Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) as per the guidelines formulated by The Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India. CTET is divided into two pa
... Read more
