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If your college name is not listed in the CTET 2024 form but is shown on the Examination Regulatory Authority site and not on the NCTE site, you can choose the "OTHERS" option in the form.

However, it's important to confirm whether your college is recognized by NCTE, as CTET eligibility requires recognition from NCTE-approved institutions.

After selecting "OTHERS," you may need to provide additional details or clarification in the form. To be certain, it’s a good idea to contact CTET support or your college administration to clarify the eligibility before proceeding.

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For CTET (Central Teacher Eligibility Test) Paper 1 and Paper 2 solved papers, you can access various resources online. Here's how you can find and use them:

1. Official Website :

   • Visit the official CTET website where they may provide past year papers or sample papers.

2. Educational Websites :

   • Websites like Gradeup, Career360, or Adda247 offer solved papers for both Paper 1 and Paper 2.
   • These platforms usually provide PDFs that you can download and study from.

3. YouTube :

   • Many educators on YouTube solve and discuss CTET papers. Search for “CTET Paper 1/2 Solved” on YouTube to find video solutions.

4. Books :

   • Purchase or borrow books from publishers like Arihant or Disha that include solved papers and explanations for CTET.

5. Mobile Apps :

   • Apps like Testbook, Unacademy, or BYJU’s also offer solved papers and mock tests specifically for CTET.

Using these resources, you can practice and understand the pattern and difficulty level of the exam.

Its may be some clerical issue dont worry you just need to submit correction application form available on CTET website attached the required documents along with CTET certificate which is mistaken and all the necessary documents which is asked in application form and then pay correction fee.you will get your corrected CTET certificate within few weeks.

Hello LAxmi,

B.Com and B.Ed qualifications typically do not make you eligible to teach Science and Mathematics at the secondary level (TGT level) for government schools. Here's why:

1. Subject Qualification for TGT (Maths): To become a TGT (Trained Graduate Teacher) in Mathematics, most government schools require candidates to have a relevant subject in their graduation, such as a B.Sc. with Mathematics.

2. CTET Paper 2 Eligibility: While you can choose to appear for the CTET Paper 2 with Science/Maths, your B.Com degree might not be considered sufficient for a TGT Mathematics position because it doesn't involve in-depth study of Mathematics or Science subjects.

3. Eligibility for TGT Mathematics: To be eligible for a TGT Mathematics position, you generally need:

   • A Bachelor's degree in Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, or a related field.
   • A B.Ed. with Mathematics as a teaching subject.

Since your background is in B.Com and B.Ed., you may not meet the subject-specific requirements to be considered for a TGT Mathematics role in government schools.

Next Steps: If you are passionate about teaching Mathematics at the TGT level, you might consider pursuing an additional qualification, such as a B.Sc. in Mathematics or a related field, to meet the eligibility criteria.

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Greeting Student,

After completing B.Com  and B.Ed you are not eligible to teach Social Science. The subjects which are included in social science like history, Geography,Civics (Political Science ) are taught to arts stream student in B.A (Bachelor of Arts). But do not worry after completing a B.Com  you are eligible to teach Maths, Finance, Accountancy, Banking and others which are taught to a B.Com Student.

Thank You. I hope you become a teacher soon.

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.

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/ctet-exam-day-guidelines

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 .

https://competition.careers360.com/download/sample-papers/ctet-2021-paper-1-question-paper-code-k

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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.

https://www.careers360.com/tgt-full-form

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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.

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/ctet-exam-day-guidelines

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