CBSE CTET 2014: Results to be declared at 6:30 PM on March 21
Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is set to release the results for the Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) 2014, on March 21, 2014 at 6.PM online and will be sent in hard copy from April 21, 2014 onwards. CTET 2014 candidates securing 60 per cent and above aggregate marks will receive an Eligibility Certificate by Speed Post and the CTET Marks Statement will be sent to all candidates by Post. If required, candidates can apply for a duplicate copy of the CTET Marks Statement or Eligibility Certificate by sending an application to CBSE with necessary fees.
The CBSE provided CTET certificate is valid for a period of seven years but a candidate having qualified CTET may appear again to improve his/her score. Eligible candidates can retake the exam as often as desired; there is no restriction to number of attempts.
About CTET
The CTET is used to qualify candidates to teach Classes I - VIII at Central Government Schools (also Union Territory Schools). CTET scores are also considered by Private Schools as well as State Government aided Schools. Two papers are available under the CTET exam; Paper 1 qualifies you for teaching Classes I - V (Primary Stage) and Paper 2 qualifies you to teach Classes VI -VIII (Elementary Stage). Completing Both Papers is also an option, qualifying you to teach Classes I - VIII.
Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is set to release the results for the Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) 2014, on March 21, 2014 at 6.PM online and will be sent in hard copy from April 21, 2014 onwards. CTET 2014 candidates securing 60 per cent and above aggregate marks will receive an Eligibility Certificate by Speed Post and the CTET Marks Statement will be sent to all candidates by Post. If required, candidates can apply for a duplicate copy of the CTET Marks Statement or Eligibility Certificate by sending an application to CBSE with necessary fees.
The CBSE provided CTET certificate is valid for a period of seven years but a candidate having qualified CTET may appear again to improve his/her score. Eligible candidates can retake the exam as often as desired; there is no restriction to number of attempts.
About CTET
The CTET is used to qualify candidates to teach Classes I - VIII at Central Government Schools (also Union Territory Schools). CTET scores are also considered by Private Schools as well as State Government aided Schools. Two papers are available under the CTET exam; Paper 1 qualifies you for teaching Classes I - V (Primary Stage) and Paper 2 qualifies you to teach Classes VI -VIII (Elementary Stage). Completing Both Papers is also an option, qualifying you to teach Classes I - VIII.
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