CTET Cut Off Marks 2024, Check CTET Minimum Qualifying Marks

Central Teacher Eligibility Test also known as CTET is a national-level examination held twice a year to assess the eligibility of candidates for teacher posts for Classes 1 to 8 in the government sector. The CTET Result has been released with the marks of candidates scored by them in the examination. CTET Cut Off 2024 has not been released as it is an eligibility test, the candidates who score the minimum qualifying marks as set by the exam authority will be declared qualified in the CTET Exam and will be provided a CTET certificate.

CTET Cut Off 2024

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has not announced the CTET Cut Off, but minimum qualifying marks are used to determine a candidate’s eligibility. It is possible to find the CTET Cut Off and Minimum Qualifying Marks on the official website. The CTET Exam 2024 was held on 21st Janaury 2024. CTET Cut Off must be achieved by candidates so as to qualify for the exam. CTET 2024 Cut Off Marks were different for reserved and unreserved candidates.   

CTET Cut Off Marks 2024

As CTET Result 2024 for CTET January Exam 2024 has been released on 15th February 2024 along with the CTET Score Card 2024. Candidates who qualify in CTET Result 2024 by scoring the category-wise qualifying marks will become eligible for CTET certification whose validity is for a lifetime. CTET Cut-Off 2024 is not released officially as it is an eligibility test, but there have been criteria of minimum qualifying marks and the candidates have to score more than that to be eligible for certification.

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CTET Qualifying Marks 2024

The CTET Qualifying Marks 2024 of CTET 2024 is 60% or more. Candidates who score equal to or more than the qualifying marks will be qualified for the exam.

Candidates have to secure a minimum of 90 out of the total 150 marks in the respective paper they are appearing.

School Managements (Government, Local bodies, Government aided and unaided) may consider giving concessions to persons belonging to SC/ST, OBC, differently-abled persons, etc., in accordance with their extant reservation policy.

Qualifying the CTET would not confer a right on any person for recruitment/employment as it is only one of the eligibility criteria for appointment.