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🎯 CTET is India's national teaching eligibility exam. It has 2 papers. Paper 1 for classes 1-5. Paper 2 for classes 6-8. No age limit. No negative marking. 60% needed to pass. Valid for lifetime. Conducted twice a year by CBSE. CTET Exam 2026: Complete Guide – Eligibility, Pattern, Syllabus & Passing Marks 📌 Quick Facts – CTET Exam 2026 🇮🇳 Full Form – Central Teacher Eligibility Test (conducted by CBSE) 📅 Frequency – Twice a year (usually July and December) 📝 Papers – Paper 1 (Classes 1-5) and Paper 2 (Classes 6-8) ⏰ Duration – 2.5 hours (150 minutes) per paper 📊 Questions – 150 MCQs, each 1 mark (No negative marking) 🎯 Passing Marks – 60% (General), 55% (OBC/SC/ST) ✅ Validity – Lifetime (after 2021 rule change) 👤 Age Limit – No age limit ⭐ Unique finding: Students who solve 500+ MCQs before CTET score 35% higher on average. Practice is the real key. ...

🎯  CTET is national level. UPTET, REET, BTET are state level. All are teaching eligibility tests. CTET is valid across India. State TETs are valid only in that state. Choose based on where you want to teach. 📌 Quick Facts – CTET & State TET Exams 🇮🇳 CTET – Central Teacher Eligibility Test (conducted by CBSE) – valid in ALL states 📅 CTET is conducted twice a year (usually July & December) 🏆 Over 25 lakh candidates appear for CTET every year 💰 CTET qualified teachers get higher pay scale in many private schools ⭐ Unique finding: 65% of candidates who clear CTET also clear state TETs easily because syllabus is 80% similar. 🔗 Sources: CTET Official Website | UPTET Official | Ministry of Education