CTET Cut off 2018

CTET Cut off 2018 – Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will release the cutoff of CTET 2018 along with the announcement of the result. CTET cut off 2018 is the minimum qualifying marks/score which candidates must secure in order to be eligible for the CTET eligibility certificate. As per CBSE, candidates appearing in CTET have to secure minimum 60% marks in the test, only then they will be issued eligibility certificate. Only those candidates will be qualified in the exam who are able to secure marks equal to the cut off of CTET 2018. By checking CTET cutoff 2018, candidates can understand how much they need to score in the exam to qualify.
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CTET Cut Off 2018

CTET cut off for 2018 is not available yet. It will be updated here once it’s officially released with the result. Meanwhile, candidates can check CTET previous years cutoff to know how much they need to score in the exam to be qualified.

CTET Cutoff 2018 - Qualifying Marks and Qualifying Certificate

Candidates qualifying CTET 2018 will be given Marks Statement post the result declaration. Only those candidates will be issued Eligibility Certificate/Qualifying Certificate/Marks Statement who secure at least 60% marks in CTET exam. This statement is also called CTET qualifying certificate which is the document to prove the validity of any candidate whether he/she has qualified the exam or not. Qualifying CTET does not mean that a person has qualified to be recruited/employed. Qualifying CTET means that the candidate has just met one of the eligibility criteria for appointment.

School Management (Government, Local bodies, Government aided and unaided) may give concessions to SC/ST, OBC, differently abled persons, etc., in accordance with their extant reservation policy.

CTET Expected Cutoff 2017

CTET Cutoff 2016 (September)

CTET 2018 Eligibility Certificate Validity

CTET qualifying certificate is valid for seven years from the date of result declaration for all categories. This means that candidates can apply for the posts of teachers till 7 years from the date of declaration of the result of CTET.

Number of Attempts in CTET

Candidates can take CTET as many times as they want to obtain a CTET Certificate, as there is no restriction on the number of attempts in the test. Not only this, candidates who have qualified the exam may also appear again for improving their score.

Pass Percentage in CTET Exam held in previous years

CTET Cut Off 2015

CTET Cut Off 2014

CTET Cut Off (Statistics 2015)

The tables below reflect CTET statistics and the number of registered, appeared and qualified candidates for the year 2015. CTET in 2015 was held across 988 exam centres in 96 cities. Check the stats of the exam below.

CTET 2015 Paper I Statistics – Primary Classes (I-V)

CTET 2015 Paper I Stats

• Number of registered candidates – 239961

• Number of appeared candidates – 207522

• Number of qualified candidates – 37153

• Percentage – 17.90% (11.95% last year)

 CTET 2015 Paper II Statistics – Elementary Classes (VI-VIII)

CTET 2015 Paper II Stats

• Number of registered candidates – 561706

• Number of appeared candidates – 470032

• Number of qualified candidates – 43034

• Percentage – 9.16% (2.80% last year)

Where can CTET Qualified candidates apply?

• CTET qualified candidates can apply at schools of the Central Government (KVS, NVS, Central Tibetan Schools, etc.) and schools under the administrative control of UT’s of Chandigarh, Dadra & Nagar Haveli, Daman & Diu, and Andaman & Nicobar Islands, Lakshadweep and NCT of Delhi.

• Candidates can also apply at unaided private schools which may consider teachers on the basis of CTET scores.

• A State Government can also consider CTET scores for the recruitment of teachers if it decides not to conduct the State TET.

• According to CBSE Affiliation Bye-Law 53, prescribing the minimum qualifications for teachers to teach various subjects in Classes I to VIII in the schools Affiliated to CBSE stands amended to that extent and it shall be mandatory that the teachers appointed hereinafter i.e. March 6, 2012 to teach classes I to VIII in the Schools affiliated to the CBSE shall qualify/pass the Central Teacher Eligibility Test conducted by CBSE on behalf of Central Government or Teacher Eligibility Test (TET), conducted by the appropriate State Government in accordance with the Guidelines framed by the NCTE for this purpose.