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CTET 2025 Exam Analysis - Check Paper I & II Shifts wise analysis
Edited By Meghana Mohana Krishnan | Updated on Jul 04, 2025 10:29 AM IST | #CTET
CTET 2025 Exam Analysis - Candidates can check the CTET exam analysis 2025 for both the papers in this article. The CTET 2025 exam analysis for papers 1 and 2 will be updated here after the conclusion of exam. The CTET 2025 paper analysis helps candidates get details about the exam such as the type of questions asked, exam difficulty level, new add-ons in the syllabus and exam pattern.
This Story also Contains
- CTET exam analysis 2024 for paper 2 (January Session)
- CTET Exam Review 2023 (July/ August Session):
- Subject-wise CTET Exam Analysis 2023 - Paper 1
- CTET Exam Analysis (January 12) (December Session)
- CTET Exam Analysis (January 12) (Paper 2)
- CTET 2023 Exam Analysis: Paper 1 (January 10, 2023)
- CTET Exam Analysis 2023: Paper 2 (January 10, 2023)
- CTET Cut off 2025
The exam analysis of CTET 2025 is completely based on the student's feedback who have appeared in the exam. The CTET 2025 paper analysis is discussed for both papers i.e., Paper I and Paper II. The CTET exam will be conducted in offline (Pen and Paper based) mode.
Previous CTET Exam Analysis
Candidates can also check the CTET exam analysis of the previous years for all papers and also for all shifts here. By using the paper analysis, candidates can check the CTET difficulty level and topics asked in the exam.
CTET Paper 1 Exam Analysis 2024 (December session)
Section | Difficulty Level |
Child Development and Pedagogy | Easy to Moderate |
English | Easy |
Hindi | Easy to moderate |
Mathematics | Moderate |
Social Science | Easy to moderate |
Overall Difficulty Level and good attempts | Easy to moderate |
CTET Paper 2 Exam Analysis 2024 (December session)
Section | Difficulty Level | Good Attempts |
Child Development and Pedagogy | Easy to Moderate | 20 - 24 |
English | Easy to moderate | 24 - 25 |
Hindi | Easy | 22 - 24 |
Mathematics | Moderate | 44 - 49 |
Social Science | Easy to moderate | 48 - 52 |
Overall Difficulty Level and good attempts | Easy to moderate | 110 - 126 |
CTET 2024 Exam Analysis for Paper 1 (July session)
Section | Difficulty Level |
Child Development and Pedagogy | Easy to Moderate |
Environmental Studies | Easy to moderate |
Language 1 | Easy |
Language 2 | Easy |
Mathematics | Moderate |
Overall Difficulty Level | Easy to moderate |
CTET 2024 exam analysis for paper 2 (July session)
Section | Difficulty Level |
Child Development and Pedagogy | Moderate |
Mathematics/Science | Easy to moderate |
Social Studies/Social Science | Easy to moderate |
Language I | Easy to moderate |
Language II | Easy |
Overall Difficulty Level | Easy to moderate |
CTET Exam Analysis 2024 for Paper 1 (January Session)
| Section | Difficulty level |
| Child Development and Pedagogy | Easy to Moderate |
Environmental Studies | Easy to Moderate |
Language I | Easy to Moderate |
Language II | Easy to Moderate |
Mathematics | Moderate |
Overall Difficulty Level | Easy to Moderate |
Expected number of good attempts | 115 to 118 |
CTET exam analysis 2024 for paper 2 (January Session)
Section | Difficulty Level |
Child Development and Pedagogy | East to Moderate |
Mathematics/Science | Moderate to difficult |
Social Studies/Social Science | Easy to Moderate |
Language I | Easy to Moderate |
Language II | Easy to Moderate |
Overall Difficulty Level | Moderate |
Expected number of good attempts | 110 - 115 |
CTET Exam Review 2023 (July/ August Session):
Candidates can check here the exam analysis of CTET 2023 for paper 1 and paper 2 of the July / August session now.
CTET Exam Analysis 2023: Paper 2 (August 20)
Section | Difficulty Level |
Child Development and Pedagogy | East to Moderate |
Mathematics/Science | Moderate |
Social Studies/Social Science | Easy to Moderate |
Language I | Easy to Moderate |
Language II | Easy to Moderate |
Overall Difficulty Level | Moderate |
Expected number of good attempts | 105 - 115 |
CTET 2023 Exam Analysis for Paper 1 (August 20)
Section | Difficulty Level |
Child Development and Pedagogy | Easy to Moderate |
Environmental Studies | Easy to Moderate |
Language I | Easy to Moderate |
Language II | Easy to Moderate |
Mathematics | Moderate |
Overall Difficulty Level | Easy to Moderate |
Expected number of good attempts | 110 to 120 |
Subject-wise CTET Exam Analysis 2023 - Paper 1
Let us check an in-depth exploration of the subject-wise analysis of the CTET 2023 exam for paper 1 from the tables below:
CTET 2023 Exam Analysis Of Child Development & Pedagogy (Paper 1)
| Topics | Questions asked |
| PYQ | 3-4 |
| Assertion Reasoning Questions | 2-3 |
| Vygotsky (Socio-Cultural, ZPD) | 1-2 |
| Inclusive Education – Dysgraphia | 1-2 |
| Kohlberg Moral Development | 1-2 |
| Socialization | 1 |
| Piaget Theory | 2-3 |
| Growth & Development | 2 |
| Good Attempt | 21-22 |
CTET Exam Analysis 2023 for English (Paper 1)
| Topic | Questions Asked (as 1st language) | Questions Asked (as 2nd language) |
| Reading Comprehension | One Passage | Passage |
| Poem | One Poem: ( Poetic devices, Figure of Speech) 5-6 | – |
| English Pedagogy | 15 | 15 |
| Good Attempt | 23-24 | 25-26. |
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Check NowCTET Hindi Exam Analysis 2023 (Paper 1)
| Topic | Questions Asked (As 1st Language) | Questions Asked (As 2nd Language) |
| Reading Comprehension | Passage 1:(प्रत्यय, विलोम, उप्सर्ग, विशेषण) | Passage 1: Story-Based Passage Passage 2: 15 Question |
| 6-7 | ||
| Poem | 6-7 | – |
| Pedagogy | 15 | 15 |
| Good Attempt | 25-26 | 25-26 |
CTET EVS Exam Analysis 2023 (Paper 1)
| Topics | Questions Asked |
| Energy | 1-2 |
| Agriculture | 1-2 |
| Directions | 1-2 |
| Union Territory | 1-2 |
| Languages | 1-2 |
| Density | 1-2 |
| Metal | 1-2 |
| Elephant | 1-2 |
| Assertion & Reason | 1-2 |
| Pedagogy | 10 |
| Good Attempt | 23-24 |
CTET Maths Exam Analysis 2023 (Paper 1)
| Topic | Questions Asked |
| Geometry | 1 |
| Ratio | 1 |
| LCM/HCF | 1 |
| Number Pattern | 1 |
| Fraction | 1 |
| Mensuration | 1 |
| Simplification | 1 |
| Weight | 1 |
| Time | 1 |
| Money | 1 |
| Maths Pedagogy i.e. Application Based, Mathematical Skills, Errors, Assessment, TLM, Teaching Aids, Teaching Methods, NCF 2003, NEP 2020 | 10 |
| Good Attempt | 24-25 |
CTET Exam Analysis (January 12) (December Session)
Most of the questions were repeated and easy in Language I (Hindi), Language - II (English) and Maths sections. Environmental Studies and Child Pedagogy and Development sections were moderate and questions were asked in conceptual patterns. The difficulty level of the CTET 2023 exam on January 12, 2023 was easy to moderate for Paper 1 and good attempts were between 118-121.
CTET Exam Analysis 2023 for January 12 (paper 1)
Section | Difficulty Level |
Child Development and Pedagogy | Easy to Moderate |
Environmental Studies | Easy to Moderate |
Language I | Easy |
Language II | Easy to Moderate |
Environmental Studies | Easy |
Overall Difficulty Level | Easy to Moderate |
Expected number of good attempts | 118-121 |
CTET Exam Analysis (January 12) (Paper 2)
Child Development and Pedagogy and Mathematics questions were asked from the CTET syllabus. Most of the questions were moderate and conceptual-based. Students need to think a little bit before attempting any question. However, the difficulty level of the CTET exam 2023 on January 12, 2023 was moderate and good attempts were 110+.
CTET 2023 Exam Analysis 2023 for January 12 (Paper 2)
Section | Difficulty Level |
Child Development and Pedagogy | Moderate |
Mathematics/Science | Easy to Moderate |
Social Studies/Social Science | Easy to Moderate |
Language I | Easy |
Language II | Easy to Moderate |
Overall Difficulty Level | Moderate |
Expected number of good attempts | 110+ |
CTET 2023 questions (Memory-based): Time and Distance, Blood Relations, Reciprocal, Area & Perimeter, Pedagogy -Top Down Approach, Pattern, Symmetry Lines, and Van Hiele, Piaget Stages, Vygotsky – Scaffolding, Growth and Stages of Development, Chomsky -Learning accusation, Inclusive Education - Dyslexia, Kohlberg, Grammar Translation Method, Assessment, Phoneme, Classroom Teaching Method and more
CTET 2023 Exam Analysis for Paper 1 (January 11)
Candidates can check the complete CTET exam analysis 2023, good attempts, difficulty level for paper 1 and paper 2 below.
CTET Exam Analysis 2023 Paper 1
Section | Good attempts | Difficulty level |
Child Development & Pedagogy | 25-26 | Easy |
Mathematics | 27-28 | Easy to Moderate |
Environment Studies | 24-25 | Easy |
Language I | 26-27 | Easy |
Language II | 26-27 | Easy to Moderate |
Overall | 114-118 | Easy to Moderate |
CTET 2023 Paper Analysis for Paper 2
Section | Good attempts | Difficulty Level |
Language 1 | 27-28 | Easy |
Language 2 | 26-27 | Easy to Moderate |
Child Development and Pedagogy | 24-25 | Easy |
Mathematics / Science | 23-24 | Moderate |
Social Studies/ Social Science | 24-25 | Easy to Moderate |
Overall | 115-120 | Moderate |
CTET 2023 Question Asked from Child Development & Pedagogy: Piaget Stages, Vygotsky – Scaffolding, Growth and Stages of Development, Chomsky -Learning accusation, Inclusive Education – Dyslexia, Kohlberg, Learning, Assertion and Reasoning, LAD, NCF 2005, Howard Gardner, NEP 2020, Basic Education, Multilingualism, and PYQ.
CTET 2023 Questions Asked from the English Language: Reading Comprehension - One Passage and antonyms & synonyms, Poem - one poem, English Pedagogy - National initiative for proficiency in reading with understanding and numeracy, Grammar Translation Method, Assessment, Phoneme, Classroom Teaching Method.
CTET 2023 Questions Asked from Mathematics: Geometry- Complementary Angle, Based on PYQ, Unit and Measurement, Line of Symmetry – Rectangle, Fractions, Number Series, Place Value, Unit Conversion, Time and Distance, Blood Relations, Reciprocal, Area & Perimeter, Pedagogy -Top Down Approach, Pattern, Symmetry Lines, and Van Hiele.
CTET 2023 Exam Analysis: Paper 1 (January 10, 2023)
In the English language, 10 questions were asked from one passage, 10 questions from a poem, and 10 questions from general English. Similarly, in the Hindi language, there were two passages consisting of 10 questions from each passage i.e. a total of 20 questions and 10 were from the general Hindi language.
The rest of the sections in the CTET 2023 exam are Child Development and Pedagogy, EVS, and Mathematics consisting of 30 questions each. In CDP and EVS questions were easy and mathematics was easy to moderate in difficulty level. The expected total number of good attempts is between 110 to 125.
CTET Exam Analysis 2023: Paper 2 (January 10, 2023)
As per the CTET 2023 exam analysis based on the candidate’s feedback, the paper was moderately difficult. None of the questions was out of the box and most of the questions were from the CTET 2023 syllabus. The questions on Child Development & Pedagogy were tricky. The expected total number of good attempts is 115+.
CTET 2023 Questions 2023 (Memory-Based): Piaget, Vygotsky, Dyslexia, Lens, ADHD, NCF 2005, Growth and Development, Sensory Motor Stage, LAD, Varanasi Embroidery, D & D Craft, Assam - Bamboo, Passage (English) related to a dead body (10 questions), Train (Duration), CEE, Vygotsky - Culture, Symbol, Peacock, Assessment and learning, Kohlerberg, South India Fair, 6 J Vehicle, Lakshadweep Dance, Gadyansh, BODMAS, HCF, Van Hille, Sawan Ke Mausam (Poem), Visheshan, Sum of all exterior angle, South American, CCF and more.
CTET 2023 Exam Analysis for Paper 1 (January 9, 2023)
The CTET paper analysis 2023 has been prepared based on the candidates' feedback who appeared in the examination today. As per the CTET 2023 paper analysis, the overall difficulty level of paper 1 is easy to moderate. Candidates who are going to appear for the upcoming CTET exam can check here the CTET exam analysis 2023 and the question asked in which topics.
CTET Exam Analysis 2023 for Paper 1
Section | Good attempts | Difficulty level |
Child Development & Pedagogy | 24-25 | Easy |
Mathematics | 27-28 | Easy to Moderate |
Environment Studies | 23-24 | Easy |
Language I | 27-28 | Easy |
Language II | 27-28 | Easy to Moderate |
Overall | 115-120 | Easy to Moderate |
CTET 2023 Paper Analysis for Paper 2
Section | Good attempts | Difficulty Level |
Language 1 | 26-28 | Easy |
Language 2 | 26-28 | Easy to Moderate |
Child Development and Pedagogy | 24-25 | Easy |
Mathematics / Science | 23-24 | Moderate |
Social Studies/ Social Science | 24-25 | Easy to Moderate |
Overall | 110-120 | Moderate |
CTET 2023 Question Asked from Child Development & Pedagogy: Vygotsky – Scaffolding, Piaget Stages, Growth and Stages of Development, Inclusive Education – Dyslexia, Kohlberg, Chomsky -Learning accusation, LAD, Learning, Assertion and Reasoning, NCF 2005, Howard Gardner, Basic Education, NEP 2020, Multilingualism, and PYQ.
CTET 2023 Question Asked from the English Language:
Reading Comprehension - One Passage and Antonyms & Synonyms
Poem - One Poem
English Pedagogy - National initiative for proficiency in reading with understanding and numeracy, Assessment, Grammar Translation Method, NEP 2020, NCF 2005, Phoneme, Classroom Teaching Method.
CTET 2023 Questions Asked from Mathematics: Unit and Measurement, Based on PYQ, Geometry- Complementary Angle, Line of Symmetry – Rectangle, Fractions, Number Series, Place Value, Reciprocal, Area & Perimeter, Blood Relations, Unit Conversion, Symmetry Lines, Time and Distance, Pattern, Pedagogy -Top Down Approach, and Van Hiele.
CTET 2023 Question Asked from EVS: Maps- Golconda Fort, Bird wings function, Near by State of Arabian Sea, Worli Maharastra, Dance Form Manipur, Folk Dance of Rajasthan, Food in Mumbai, Map - Bay of Bengal, Ganga Yojna, Dance of Mizoram and Gujrat, When will elephant leave their group, Sleeping Time, which animal laying Egg, Madhubani Painting, Nipun Baharat Full Form, Language of Mizoram, Eye Defect, and Pedagogy.
CTET Cut off 2025
The CTET 2025 Cut Off will be 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 2025 will be released separately. Candidates must review the CTET 2025 cut off for paper 1 and paper 2 separately. All candidates who receive marks equal to or higher than the CTET 2025 cut off will be considered eligible.
In the CTET 2025 cut off marks, candidates belonging to reserved groups will also get some relief. To qualify for the test, candidates must score 60 per cent (General) marks according to the CTET cutoff 2025. Applicants who score the equivalent of a cut-off mark will be deemed eligible in the CTET result 2025 and will be issued an eligibility certificate valid for a lifetime.
CTET 2025 Qualifying Cut off Category wise
Category | Minimum Qualifying Percentage | Passing Marks |
General | 60% | 90 Out Of 150 |
OBC/SC/ST | 55% | 82.5 Out Of 150 |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. When will the CTET 2025 exam be conducted?
CTET exam 2025 date for July session is yet to be announced.
2. What will be the difficulty level of questions in the CTET 2025 exam?
The questions will be based on CTET's most recent syllabus and examination pattern. However, in order to know about the level of difficulty, candidates must read the CTET 2025 paper analysis. The students will be extensively supported by the CTET 2025 exam review.
3. Is it beneficial to check the CTET exam analysis 2025?
Definitely, it helps the aspirants who are going to appear in the upcoming CTET 2025 exams to have the best idea about the question paper and exam pattern.
4. Is CTET paper 2 tough in 2025?
The CTET paper 2 exam analysis is yet to be known.
5. Is 115 a good score in CTET?
Yes, it is a pretty good score.
6. Will CTET be held twice in 2025?
Yes, the CTET exam will be held twice every year.
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Have a question related to CTET ?
Hello,
You can find the CTET Hindi Question Papers in the website of CTET, cetet.nic.in
Open the website and go to the archive section. There you will find the previous year questions for all subjects. Select your subject and it will show all the previous year papers arranged year wise. You can download them in your device as PDF.
Hope this helps. All the best!
Samriddha Pal 21 May,2025
The CTET 2025 application form has not been released yet. The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is expected to release the official notification and application form soon. The exact dates for the application process have not been announced yet.
Tentative Important Dates:
CTET 2025 Notification Release: Expected in April 2025
CTET 2025 Application Start: Expected in April 2025
CTET 2025 Application End: Expected in April 2025
CTET 2025 Exam Date: Expected on July 6, 2025
harsh singh 26 April,2025
Based on Karnataka’s OBC list and APDSC (Andhra Pradesh DSC) norms , here’s a structured approach:
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APDSC follows Andhra Pradesh’s OBC list , not Karnataka’s.
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If applying in Karnataka : Use Karnataka’s OBC certificate (e.g., Category 2A, 3A)
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For Karnataka-Based Applications
If you’re applying in Karnataka (assuming a typo in "APDSC"):-
OBC Sub-Castes :
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Category 2A : Balija, Bestha, Gangaputra
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Category 3A : Uppara, Vishwakarma.
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Full List : Refer to the Karnataka OBC PDF ( Result 1 (https://www.ncbc.nic.in/Writereaddata/cl/karnataka.pdf) ) for your exact sub-caste.
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OC Option :
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Avoid OC if you hold a valid Karnataka OBC certificate, as it reduces competition (OBC has reserved seats).
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If opting for OC : You cannot claim reservation benefits .
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Do Not Opt for OC : As an OBC candidate, selecting OC forfeits your reservation eligibility , increasing competition.
- Verify Sub-Caste : Cross-check your caste in Karnataka’s OBC list ( Result 1 (https://www.ncbc.nic.in/Writereaddata/cl/karnataka.pdf) ) and match it exactly in the application.
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Example
: If your caste is
Balija
(2A in Karnataka), select "Balija" under OBC.
Do not choose OC
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Final Answer : Do not select OC . Choose your exact OBC sub-caste from Karnataka’s OBC list (e.g., Balija, Uppara) to retain reservation benefits. If applying in Andhra, confirm eligibility first.
As you can see choose whether to take it or not its upto you but you can opt for OBC its the better option.However you can match your resuts from the above links provided and search further for it .always takes what's suitable for future refrences.
Hope it will help you clear your mind.
Tanisha chaudhary 25 April,2025
Yes, preparing for the Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) in just 2-3 months starting from level zero is absolutely achievable with a focused and strategic approach. The CTET syllabus, while comprehensive, is designed to assess your understanding of fundamental teaching concepts and child psychology, which can be grasped within a dedicated timeframe.
To succeed, you'll need to create a structured study plan. Begin by thoroughly understanding the CTET syllabus for the specific level (Paper I for primary, Paper II for upper primary, or both). Divide the syllabus into manageable topics and allocate time for each based on its weightage and your familiarity. Consistent daily study is key, even if it's for a few focused hours each day.
Since you're starting from level zero, NCERT books from classes 1 to 8 (depending on the paper you're attempting) will be your foundational resources. These books provide the core concepts in subjects like Child Development and Pedagogy, Environmental Studies, Mathematics, Science, and Languages. Supplement your NCERT reading with CTET-specific guidebooks and study materials that offer concise explanations and practice questions aligned with the exam pattern.
Regular practice through previous years' question papers and mock tests is crucial. This will familiarize you with the exam format, question types, time management, and help you identify your strengths and weaknesses. Analyze your performance in these practice sessions and dedicate more time to areas where you are struggling. Effective time management during the actual exam is also something you can develop through consistent practice.
Finally, stay focused and motivated throughout your preparation. Avoid distractions and maintain a positive attitude. Consistent effort and a well-planned strategy will significantly increase your chances of clearing the CTET exam within your 2-3 month timeframe, even starting from a basic level of understanding.
I hope it helps.
SUKRITI GUPTA 20 April,2025
Hello Pooja,
To prepare for the CTET exam , here are the best sample papers and resources:
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Previous Year Papers: These give insight into the exam pattern and types of questions. Available online or in books.
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Official Sample Papers: Download from the CTET official website (ctet.nic.in).
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Books:
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"CTET & TETs" by Arihant Publications for practice questions.
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"CTET Success Master" by Upkar Prakashan for mock tests.
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Online Platforms: Websites like Careers360 offer free sample papers.
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Mobile Apps: Apps like Unacademy , Testbook , and GradeUp provide mock tests and sample papers.
Focus on key areas:
Child Development
,
Language
,
Math/Science/Environmental Studies
based on the level (Primary/Upper Primary).
I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, then feel free to share your questions with us, we will be happy to assist you.
Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.
kumardurgesh1802 13 April,2025
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