CTET 2019: Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) will be held on July 7. Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has released the CTET admit card. According to an official statement from the Board, 8,17,892 candidates have registered for appearing in CTET paper 1. 4,27,897 candidates have been registered for paper II. 8,38,381 candidates have registered for both the papers. More than 16 lakh candidates had appeared for the CTET held in December 2018. The CTET exam, will be held in 104 cities and 2,942 centres across the country.
Candidates will be about to download CTET admit card by entering their application number and date of birth on the official website.
CTET admit card 2019: Direct download links
CTET admit card download 2019: CTET admit card can be downloaded from ctet.nic.in.
Download your CTET admit card 2019 from the links given here:
CTET admit card download link 1
CTET admit card download link 2
CTET 2019 examination, for which the CTET admit card has been released now, will be conducted for two papers.
CTET Paper 1 is for primary teachers and CTET paper 2 is for Upper Primary teachers.
Paper 1 will be of two hours' duration and will have 150 multiple-choice questions. There will be 5 sections - Child Development and Pedagogy, Language I, Language II, Mathematics, and Environmental Studies. Each section will have 30 questions carrying 30 marks.
Paper 2 will be of two hours' duration and will have 150 multiple-choice questions. There will be 5 sections - Child Development and Pedagogy, Language I, Language II, Mathematics and Science, and Social Studies/Social Science. The first three sections will have 30 questions each and the last two sections will have 60 questions each. Each question will have 1 mark each.
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