The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) announced the CTET January Result 2024 on February 15, 2024. The Central Teacher Eligibility Test, CTET January exam was held on January 21, 2024.
The CTET January exam was held at more than 3,100 centers in 130 cities across the country. , A total of 26 lakh candidates appeared of which around 10 lakh students appeared for Paper 1 (for classes 1 to 5) and more than 17 lakh students appeared for Paper 2 (for classes 6 to 8).
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Award of qualifying marks and CTET certificate
A person who scores 60% or more marks in the TET exam will be considered as a CBSE TET pass.
- Schools run by various authorities funded by the government, local bodies, or privately should consider providing benefits to SC/ST, OBC, and persons with different disabilities communities while following the existing reservation guidelines.
- It is recommended that CTET scores be taken into consideration during placement, but merely qualifying for CTET does not guarantee a job. It is one of the requirements to be eligible for a post.
For Eligible Candidates
- Get your CTET Scorecard: Visit the official CTET website ctet.nic.in and use your application ID and date of birth to download your scorecard. This paper proves that you are qualified and you will need it for future job applications.
- Apply for Teaching Jobs: Now that you have CTET qualification, you are eligible to apply for teaching positions in both government and private schools across India. Check online job platforms, school websites and local newspapers for job vacancies.
- Keep Learning: Keep increasing your knowledge! Look for workshops, courses and training sessions related to your field to improve your skills and stay informed about the latest educational developments.
- Connect with fellow Teachers: Make connections with other teachers and tutors who also have the CTET qualification. They can provide support, share valuable information, and provide guidance as you advance in your career.
For Non Eligible Candidates
- Review your Scorecard: Take a close look at your results to understand what you’re good at and where you need to improve.
- Give It Another Chance: If teaching is still your goal, start planning for the next CTET exam. Use what you learned from this experience to do better next time.
- Explore different Avenues: Teaching is not the only way to build a rewarding career in education. Look into roles like educational consultant, content writer, or instructional designer.
- Keep your goals in Mind: No matter what happens, stay focused on where you want to go in your career. There are so many opportunities in education and it is just part of your journey.