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CTET 2027

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2027 Exam Cycle Status: Planned

About CTET 2027

<h2>Central Teacher Eligibility Test</h2><p>The Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) is conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education on behalf of the Central Government.</p><p>CTET is connected with the eligibility framework for appointment as teachers for Classes I to VIII. Paper I is intended for candidates who intend to teach Classes I to V, while Paper II is intended for candidates who intend to teach Classes VI to VIII.</p><p>A candidate intending to teach both levels is required to appear in both Paper I and Paper II.</p>

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Last verified: 01 October 2026

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