CTET 2021 Exam Analysis Available for Paper I & II

CTET 2021 Exam Analysis - Students appearing in CTET 2021 exam can check the detailed shift wise CTET 2021 exam analysis. Central Board of Secondary Education commenced the CTET 2021 exam as per the scheduled exam dates of CTET 2021 that is January 31, 2021. The CTET 2021 exam analysis is going to be discussed for both the paper I and paper II. The CTET Exam analysis 2021 will help the candidates to know about the CTET question paper level such as types of questions asked, difficulty level, if there is some new add on in syllabus or exam pattern of CTET 2021. The exam analysis of CTET 2021 is completely based on the feedback we got from the students appearing in the CTET 2021 exam. To get all the information, read the full article below
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CTET 2021 Important Dates

As we can see, exams are postponing and dates are extending aue to COVID-19 pandemic. It is very important to track the important dates of CTET 2021 exam so that major events will not get missed. Check the table below mentioned with the latest updated dates of CTET 2021 exam

Important Dates for CTET 2021

CTET 2021 Exam Analysis

It is important to read the CTET exam analysis 2021 to know all the information about the exam. Check below the CTET 2021 exam analysis:

CTET 2021 Exam Analysis (Shift 1 )

As per the feedback, the paper- I was not that tough. Candidates with a good preparation level can easily solve the different sections. However, it was expected that the paper would be a little tricky but it wasn't and that became a big relief for the candidates.

CTET Cut off 2021:

The CTET 2020 Cut-Off is specified by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) in the form of minimum qualifying points. For all the groups, the cut off of CTET 2020 will be published separately. Candidates should review CTET cut off for paper 1 and paper 2 separately for 2020. All candidates who receive marks equal to or higher than the CTET 2020 cut-off will be considered eligible. In the CTET 2020 cut off marks, candidates belonging to reserved groups will also get some relief. To qualify for the test, candidates must score 60 percent marks according to the CTET cutoff 2020. Applicants who score the equivalent of a cut-off mark will be deemed eligible in the CTET result 2020 and will be issued with an eligibility certificate valid for 7 years from the date of the CTET result 2020 declaration.