Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) result has been declared. HRD Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal 'Nishank' has tweeted about the CTET result. "Result of the CTET exam which was conducted by CBSE has been declared," reads the tweet which is originally in Hindi. A total of 5.42 lakh candidates, of which 3,12,558 are female candidates, have qualified the exam as per the data shared by CBSE, the exam conducting body.
With this, CBSE has set a new record of declaring results within lesser duration from the exam. This time the result has been declared within 19 days of the exam.
Mr Pokhriyal has congratulated all the candidates who have qualified the exam and have wished them good luck.
The marksheet of candidates, who appeared in CTET examination December, 2019 will be available in the DigiLocker. The qualifying certificates will be uploaded in the DigiLocker and the qualified candidates will be provided their login details on their registered number, said the CBSE.
CTET was held in 110 cities at 2935 cities. A total of 28,32,120 candidates had registered for the exam and 24,05,145 candidates had appeared for the test. Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) conducts CTET for selection of teachers for class 1 to 8.
The results have been released based on the final answer key prepared by the experts after looking at the objections raised by the candidates on the provisional answer key.
The CTET results were expected in the third week of January.
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