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CTET 2024 Mistakes Need To Be Avoided on Exam Day

CTET 2024 Mistakes Need To Be Avoided on Exam Day

Edited By Soujanya K | Updated on Dec 12, 2023 11:51 AM IST | #CTET

The CTET exam is an extremely popular exam for candidates looking to get into the field of teaching. The CTET exam is held by the CBSE on a yearly basis with the purpose of finding qualified candidates to take up teaching posts. The CTET 2024 exam will be held on January 21, 2024.

Many applicants have spent the past several months preparing tirelessly for this exam. Candidates must exercise caution on the exam day so as not to make avoidable mistakes due to fear or nervousness. For the benefit of those attempting the CTET Exam, we discuss how to avoid some commonly made mistakes on the exam day as well as the CTET exam day guidelines. For more information, please refer to the article below.

Most of the time, these errors occur due to overthinking, hurrying while reading questions and many more, such as some candidates taking print out of the CTET admit card 2024 on the day of the test. In this article, read about basic mistakes that can be avoided and you can give a stress-free examination.

CTET: Important Dates

Candidates should track the CTET 2024 exam date and other important dates to get aware of important events. Check below the table of important dates as per the official notification by the examination authority.

Events

Dates for the July session

CTET 2024 December Dates

Start date for CTET application form 2024

To Be Announced

To Be Announced

Last date to register for CTET 2024

To Be Announced

To Be Announced

Release of the CTET admit card 2024

To Be Announced

To Be Announced

CTET 2024 exam dates

To Be Announced

To Be Announced

Release of CTET Question Papers with the response sheet

To Be Announced

To Be Announced

Last date to challenge the CTET 2024 answer key

To Be Announced

To Be Announced

CTET final answer key 2024

To Be Announced

To Be Announced

CTET Result 2024

To Be Announced

To Be Announced

Don't Make These 7 Mistakes of CTET Exam

Don’t Be Late

It will be clearly specified in the CTET admit card 2024 that it is mandatory for applicants to enter the examination centre at least 90 minutes before the start of the examination. To reach the CTET exam centre on time is crucial, it will help you to relax and calm down from the stress of the test. The exam centre sometimes does not allow late arrivals to reach the venue of the exam. So it's important to avoid these implications. If your test centre is in some other area, you must arrive there a day before the CTET inspection date to get an idea of the location and availability of the car.

Don’t Forget Important Documents

A hard copy of the CTET admit card 2024 and the other documents must be carried to the CTET exam centre. As specified in the official CTET notification, along with the admit card, photo identification such as PAN Card, Voter ID, Aadhar Card and others must be carried. If you assemble all the documents a day before the examination, it will be simpler. Do not take the risk to print out the admit card on the day of the examination. Please ensure the photograph of the passport size must be with you. You must apply the same photograph to the admit card that you submitted during the registration process.

Never Lose Patience while Reading Question Paper

The biggest mistake most students make in the exam hall is to read all the questions in one go. If you encounter tough questions, this will make you more anxious. When reading a CTET question paper, never rush to read the question. Read carefully and try to understand what answers you need to give. It can take a little more time to read questions correctly, but this will help you give more detailed answers. Attempt all the questions, as there will be no negative marking.

Don’t Get Stuck with Tricky Ones

Among the teaching sector recruitment exams, CTET is one of the tough exams. In every segment, there are a few tricky problems to test the presence of mind in the examination hall. So it's important not to get stuck with any tough question, it's actually time-consuming with these questions. Just move on to another topic if you feel lost, or else you will waste time and not be able to try others that are easier for you. It is really important.

Also Read: How to Crack CTET Exam?

Guesswork

As per the exam pattern of CTET, there will be no negative marking. It gives students a chance to attempt all the questions. However, attempt the questions you know on priority. Try to avoid guesswork at the beginning of the examination. As per the exam pattern, 2 hours and 30 minutes will be provided for each paper. So work accordingly.

Understand Time Policy

The examination authority is providing 3 hours for each paper in the CTET exam 2024. Use that time wisely and solve the easy and understandable questions on a priority basis. Candidates are advised to solve sample papers in the same time limit during their preparation. In the examination hall, this will benefit you. Manage the time in a way that gives you some additional time to analyse what you have tried and what corrections you might make.

Avoid Panic

This is the most important thing in the examination hall to keep in mind. One of the biggest errors that students make in the examination hall is that they start panicking if they don't know the answers. Don't do that. You're going to feel more depressed. Before and during the test, keeping yourself calm is important. If you sense fear or nervousness, drink water. This is going to help keep you calm. Believe in preparedness. Don't ask someone before the exam about the planning and questions. This will put you and others under stress as well.

Also Read:

CTET 2024 Exam Day Guidelines

CTET 2024 Check Last-Minute Preparation Tips

Best Books for CTET 2024

Frequently Asked Question (FAQs)

1. When will CTET Admit card 2024 be released?

CTET admit card 2024 will be released by CBSE online soon on the official website.

2. How can I prepare for CTET 2024?

Candidates can check the preparation tips of CTET for better preparation. Choosing the best books for CTET, solving questions papers will help in preparation.

3. Do I need to wear a mask at the CTET exam centre?

Yes, wearing the mask and gloves is compulsory along with the other COVID-19 guidelines.

4. What is the dress code for Ctet exam 2024?

There is no specific dress code mentioned my the CBSE. However avoid wearing watches, gold ornaments etc into the exam hall. Wallets and handbags will not be allowed either.

5. What should I bring to the CTET exam?

Bring your admit card and a valid ID proof to the exam hall. 

6. What is the difficulty level of CTET exam 2023?

The DIfficulty level of the CTET exam is easy to moderate. 

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  • TGT (Trained Graduate Teacher) eligibility criteria for social science can vary slightly depending on the state and the specific recruitment body.

  • While some states might require a specific combination of subjects like History (His), Geography (Geo), and Civics, others might have a broader social science eligibility.

    Refer to the official notification or advertisement for the specific TGT recruitment process you're interested in. This notification will outline the detailed eligibility criteria, including the required subject combination for social science teachers.

    Refer to the official notification or advertisement for the specific TGT recruitment process you are interested in. This notification will outline the detailed eligibility criteria, including the required subject combination for social science teachers.

    If the official notification isn't clear or you are unsure about your eligibility, reach out to the recruitment board or department responsible for TGT recruitment in your state. They can clarify the specific subject combination requirements for social science teachers.

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No, completing a Hindi Pandit course alone wouldn't make you eligible for the CTET (Central Teacher Eligibility Test) 2024. To be eligible for CTET, you typically need to have a Bachelor's Degree in Education (B.Ed.) or be in the final year of a B.Ed. program.

  • Candidates must have a B.Ed. degree with Hindi as one of the school subjects in the B.Ed. program.
  • Candidates must have a B.Ed. degree and a graduation degree (like B.A. or B.Sc.) with Hindi as a major subject.

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Yes, clearing CTET (Central Teacher Eligibility Test) would be beneficial for you, even though you have a B.Sc. (IT) and a B.Ed. in Chemistry and Biology with a method qualification from your college for Chemistry.

CTET is a mandatory requirement for applying to most government teaching jobs at the central and state levels .Many private schools also prefer candidates with CTET certification.Clearing CTET opens doors to a wider range of teaching opportunities in schools across India, not just for Chemistry and Biology but potentially for IT subjects at the higher secondary level .


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Yes, you are eligible for the TGT (Trained Graduate Teacher) post for the Social Science subject with your qualifications. The minimum qualification for TGT posts typically requires a graduation degree with at least 50% marks in the relevant subject and a B.Ed. degree. You have an M.Com which fulfills the graduation requirement. While your B.Ed. is in Accounts and Commerce methods, having cleared the CTET Paper II in Social Science demonstrates your eligibility to teach the subject.

CTET acts as a national eligibility test for teachers. Clearing CTET with Social Science in Paper II specifically qualifies you to teach that subject at the TGT level.

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No, it might not be possible to choose a different exam center for your CTET exam and have Assamese as your Language 1 if your exam center is in Delhi. CTET exam centers typically offer specific language options based on their location.
Since your exam center is likely to be in Delhi, the available languages might not include Assamese.

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