CTET 2025 Registration Begins at ctet.nic.in
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The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has officially released the announcement for the Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) 2025, with the online operation process now live on the sanctioned website, ctet.nic.in. The advertisement marks the morning of the important-awaited enrollment period for aspiring preceptors across India who aim to qualify for tutoring positions in central government and combined seminaries. The CTET 2025 test, which will be conducted in December 2025, is one of the most significant eligibility tests for tutoring applicants. It serves as an obligatory qualification for campaigners who wish to educate classes 1 to 8 in seminaries under the Central Government, including Kendriya Vidyalayas (KVS), Navodaya Vidyalayas (NVS), and seminaries managed by the Union homes, as well as numerous private institutions that follow CBSE guidelines. According to the sanctioned schedule released by CBSE, the CTET 2025 enrollment window has opened, and campaigners can now fill out the online operation form by visiting the sanctioned gate. The last date to apply, along with the deadline for figure submission, has been specified in the detailed announcement. The board has advised campaigners to precisely review the eligibility criteria, important dates, and instructions before proceeding with the operation process to avoid any crimes. The CTET test 2025 will be conducted in two papers. Paper I is meant for campaigners who wish to educate scholars of Classes 1 to 5 (primary position), while Paper II is for those intending to educate Classes 6 to 8 (upper primary level). Campaigners who wish to become eligible for both situations can apply for both papers. The test will be conducted in offline (pen-and-paper) mode, following the traditional OMR distance format, analogous to former editions. The operation figure for the CTET 2025 test varies depending on the order and the number of papers a seeker applies for. For general and OBC order aspirants, the figure for one paper is ₹ 1,000, and for both papers, it’s ₹ 1,200. For SC, ST, and other abled campaigners, the figure has been set at ₹ 500 for one paper and ₹ 600 for both papers. The payment can be made through online methods, including debit/credit cards, UPI, or net banking. In its sanctioned advertisement, CBSE has also handed out details regarding the test dates, timing, and centers. The CTET 2025 examination will be held in two shifts—the morning session for Paper I and the autumn session for Paper II. The board has made expansive arrangements to conduct the test across multiple metropolises in India to ensure availability for campaigners from colorful regions. Campaigners will be able to elect their favored examination center during the operation process, subject to vacuity. As per the sanctioned announcement, the CTET 2025 admit cards will be released many weeks before the test date. Campaigners can download them from the sanctioned website using their enrollment number and password. The admit card will contain essential information similar to the seeker’s name, roll number, test date, reporting time, and test center address. CBSE has rigorously advised campaigners to carry a published dupe of the admit card along with valid print ID evidence to the examination hall. The CTET test pattern remains largely unchanged from former times. Each paper will consist of 150 multiple-choice questions, carrying one mark each, making the total marks 150 per paper. There will be no negative marking. Paper I’ll test campaigners on Child Development and Pedagogy, Language I, Language II, Mathematics, and Environmental Studies, while Paper II will include Child Development and Pedagogy, Language I, Language II, and either Mathematics and Science (for wisdom sluice preceptors) or Social Studies/Social Science (for humanities sluice preceptors). To qualify for CTET 2025, campaigners must secure at least 60 marks in their separate paper. Still, CBSE may give certain relaxations in qualifying marks for campaigners belonging to reticent orders, as per government morals. The CTET instrument, formerly attained, will remain valid for a continuance, as per the revised policy introduced by the Ministry of Education in 2021. This continued validity allows good preceptors to apply for tutoring positions without demanding to reappear for the test in unborn times. Eligibility for the CTET test depends on the seeker’s educational qualification. For Paper I, campaigners must have passed elderly secondary (or original) with at least 50 marks and completed or be in the final time of a two-time Diploma in Elementary Education (D.El.Ed). For Paper II, campaigners must hold a scale degree with at least 50 marks and a two-time D.El.Ed or a one-time Bachelor of Education (B.Ed). CBSE has encouraged all campaigners to precisely read the detailed eligibility criteria before applying. The CTET effect of 2025 will be declared on the sanctioned website after the evaluation process. Campaigners will be able to check their results using their roll number. Those who qualify will be awarded the CTET eligibility instrument in digital format, available through DigiLocker. CTET has been one of the most trusted public-position eligibility tests for tutoring applicants in India since its commencement in 2011. It aims to maintain tutoring norms and ensure quality education in seminaries by assessing campaigners’ tutoring aptitude, subject knowledge, and pedagogical understanding. With the release of the CTET 2025 announcement, lakhs of applicants have formally begun their medications. The board’s advertisement has generated enthusiasm across the education sector, as clearing CTET opens doors to tutoring positions in central as well as private institutions. As CBSE continues to prioritize translucency and availability in the examination process, the launch of the CTET 2025 enrollment marks another step toward strengthening India’s schoolteacher reclamation frame and perfecting the quality of education across the country.
