CTET July Session Notification 2025 (Soon)

Hello Pooja,

To prepare for the CTET exam , here are the best sample papers and resources:

1. Previous Year Papers: These give insight into the exam pattern and types of questions. Available online or in books.
   
   

2. Official Sample Papers: Download from the CTET official website (ctet.nic.in).
   
   

3. Books:

   • "CTET & TETs" by Arihant Publications for practice questions.

   • "CTET Success Master" by Upkar Prakashan for mock tests.
     
     

4. Online Platforms: Websites like Careers360 offer free sample papers.
   
   

5. 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.

Yes, you can apply for CTET even if you are in the first semester of BTC . To be eligible for CTET exam, you must have passed the Senior Secondary (12th) class examination with minimum 50% marks and have a two-year Diploma in Elementary Education (D.El.Ed) or B.Ed degree, whether you are in the first semester or any other semester.

In detail:

Eligibility:

For CTET Paper 1 (Class 1-5), you must have passed Senior Secondary (12th) class examination with minimum 50% marks and two-year D.El.Ed or B.Ed. Must have a degree. BTC course is a type of D.El.Ed, so you can apply even if you are in the first semester.

BTC (D.El.Ed):

This is a two year diploma course to become a primary teacher. Even though you are in the first semester, you are eligible to apply for CTET Paper 1.

CTET Exam:

CTET is a teacher eligibility test conducted for the recruitment of primary and upper primary teachers across India.

Application Process:

You can fill the online application form by visiting the official website of CTET.

Information in the application form:

You will have to fill your educational qualification, personal details and other required information in the application form.

Last Date:

The last date for application for CTET will be given in the exam notification.

Exam Schedule:

The schedule of CTET exam will also be given in the exam notification.

So, you can apply for CTET even if you are in the first semester of BTC. Just make sure you have the required educational qualifications and fill the application form correctly.

Hello,

based on your applications you are eligible for TGT social science if your BA history(Hons) includes the required subject combination. your B.Ed. degree is valid provided it meets the regulatory and NCTE guidelines.

always confirm with the recruitment body for any specific requirements or additional criteria.

Yes, with your B.Com, B.Ed, CTET Paper 2 clearance, and a subsequent BA with History (Hons) including the relevant Social Science subjects like Geography, Political Science, and History, you are eligible to apply for a TGT Social Science position. Your B.Ed degree will be considered valid for this purpose.

• Subject combination in BA is crucial:

While your B.Com may not directly qualify you for Social Science teaching, your BA (Hons) in History with the right subject combination makes you eligible.

• CTET Paper 2 is relevant:

Having cleared the CTET Paper 2 indicates your preparedness to teach classes 6-8, which is the TGT level.

• Check specific eligibility criteria:

Always verify the precise subject requirements for TGT Social Science positions in your desired state or institution as slight variations might exist.

Hello

Yes , you can apply for the CTET (Central Teacher Eligibility Test) even if you are not currently working in a school.

The eligibility criteria for CTET require candidates to have the necessary educational qualifications, such as B.Ed. but there is no requirement to be employed at the time of application.

If you meet the qualification criteria, you are eligible to appear for the exam.