CBSE CTET 2024: Another chance to get job in CBSE schools, now apply till this date

CBSE CTET 2024 Registration: Central Board of Secondary Education has extended the last date for registration for CTET exam. Now the form can be filled till 27 November 2023. Read latest update.

CBSE CTET 2024 Registration Last Date: CBSE has extended the last date for registration for Central Teacher Eligibility Test 2024. Those candidates who due to some reason have not been able to apply for CBSE CTET January Exam 2024 till now, should take advantage of this opportunity. Now you can apply for this examination till 27 November 2023. To do this, you will have to go to the official website of the Central Teacher Eligibility Test of the Central Board of Secondary Education. The website address is – ctet.nic.in.

Apply with these easy steps

• To apply for CBSE CTET January Exam 2024, first go to the official website i.e. ctet.nic.in.
• Here on the homepage there will be a link named CTET January 2024, click on it.
• After doing this, register yourself on the new page that opens.
• After registration, login to your account.
• After this, fill the page that opens and give all the information correctly.
• After filling the form, deposit the application fee.
• With this the registration will be completed. Now save this page and if you want, take a print out of the confirmation page after downloading it.
• Many times this becomes necessary in the further process.

This much fee will have to be paid

Let us tell you that applications for this examination are being started from 3rd November and now the last date has come. To apply, the fee for one paper for Jankal category is Rs 1000 and the fee for both the papers is Rs 1200. The fee for one paper for reserved and PH category is Rs 500 and Rs 600 for both.

Which paper for which class?

You can give papers related to the class of children you want to teach. Like paper one is for children from class 1 to 5. Whereas Paper 2 is for classes 6 to 8. There will be MCQ type questions in this and each question will be of one mark. There is no negative marking.

Apply from this direct link . See notice here .