he Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has announced the results for the Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) held in December 2024. Aspiring teachers across India can now view their scores on the official CTET website.
How to Check Your CTET Result
Candidates can follow these simple steps to access their results:
- Visit the official CTET website: ctet.nic.in.
- On the homepage, click on the link labeled “CTET December 2024 Result.”
- Enter your roll number in the designated field.
- Click the “Submit” button to view your result.
- Download and print your scorecard for future reference.
Understanding the CTET Scorecard
The CTET scorecard provides detailed information, including:
- Candidate’s name
- Roll number
- Father’s and mother’s names
- Category
- Subject details
- Marks obtained in each section
- Overall score
- Qualifying status
Qualifying Marks and Validity
To qualify for the CTET, candidates must achieve the following minimum marks:
- General category: 90 out of 150 (60%)
- SC/ST/OBC/PwD categories: 82 out of 150 (55%)
Notably, the CTET certificate is now valid for a lifetime, allowing successful candidates to apply for teaching positions without time constraints.
Availability of Marksheet and Certificate
CBSE will provide the CTET marksheet and eligibility certificate through DigiLocker. Candidates will receive their DigiLocker credentials on their registered mobile numbers. Once received, they can download their documents by logging into the DigiLocker platform.
Next Steps for Qualified Candidates
Candidates who have qualified the CTET are now eligible to apply for teaching positions in various schools, including:
- Central Government schools (e.g., Kendriya Vidyalayas, Navodaya Vidyalayas)
- Schools under the administrative control of Union Territories
- Private schools that consider CTET scores
It’s important to note that while CTET qualification is a significant milestone, recruitment processes may involve additional criteria set by individual schools or educational boards.
For Candidates Who Did Not Qualify
Candidates who did not achieve the qualifying marks can reappear for the CTET in future examinations. There is no restriction on the number of attempts, providing ample opportunity for aspirants to improve their scores.
About CTET
The Central Teacher Eligibility Test is a national-level examination conducted by CBSE. It aims to assess the eligibility of candidates for teaching positions from Classes I to VIII. The exam comprises two papers:
- Paper I: For candidates aspiring to teach Classes I to V
- Paper II: For candidates aspiring to teach Classes VI to VIII
Candidates have the option to appear for either one or both papers, depending on their teaching preferences.
Recent Trends and Statistics
In recent years, the CTET has witnessed a significant increase in the number of applicants, reflecting the growing interest in the teaching profession. The pass percentage has varied, with a notable number of candidates achieving the qualifying marks. Detailed statistics for the December 2024 examination, including the number of candidates who appeared and the pass percentage, are expected to be released by CBSE in the coming days.
Important Considerations
- Discrepancies: Candidates are advised to carefully review their scorecards. In case of any discrepancies, they should contact the CTET Unit of CBSE promptly.
- Preservation of Records: CBSE will preserve the records of the CTET December 2024 examination, including OMR sheets, for up to two months from the date of result declaration.
- Legal Jurisdiction: Any legal disputes related to the CTET examination fall within the jurisdiction of Delhi courts.
Future CTET Examinations
CBSE conducts the CTET examination twice a year, typically in July and December. Candidates planning to appear in future sessions should regularly check the official CTET website for updates on application dates, examination schedules, and syllabus details.