The window for registration for the Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) 2022 as well as for application corrections has officially closed. The board is now anticipated to deliver the Teachers Eligibility Test admission card. It is advised that registered candidates frequently check ctet.nic.in to stay informed. Candidates had opportunities to alter their information between November 28 and December 3 when CBSE reopened the correction window.
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The specific date of the exam’s admin has not yet been publicly disclosed by CBSE. However, the exam will be given between December 2022 and January 2023, according to CBSE. According to historical patterns, the admission card will be made available about 10 days before the exam starts. It is anticipated that the results would be made public in February 2023.
Candidates who have registered must be aware that the CTET Exam will take place in two shifts. The first shift will host the CTET Paper 1 exam, and the second shift will host the CTET Paper 2. The admit card issued by CBSE will include the exam timing, shift information, exam and center details.
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The applicants who successfully complete the online application procedure and pay the fee on a first come, first served basis will be assigned the examination city of their choice based on availability in that specific location, according to the CTET notice. The webpage will also provide the entire capacity of a specific city. The candidate will have the choice of selecting any other city for the test or cancelling the transaction if the capacity of a certain city is reached during the application process, payment of the examination fee, or transaction update on the site.
Candidates who are worried or who have already registered are advised to keep an eye on the official website to see when the admit card release date will be. Date of birth and registration number are needed in order to download the admit card.
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