CTET September 2026 Exam Date

Published: 25 August 2026

Last Updated: 17 September 2026

Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE)🔗

CTET September 2026 Exam Date

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CTET September 2026 Exam Date has been announced.

Important Dates

  • Application Begin: 11/05/2026
  • Last Date for Registration: 10/06/2026
  • Last Date Fee Payment: 10/06/2026
  • Correction Date: 15-18 June 2026
  • Re Open Apply Online: 25/08/2026 to 01/09/2026
  • Correction Date: 07-10 September 2026
  • CTET Exam Date: 12-13 December 2026
  • Candidates are advised to verify all dates on the official website.

Application Fee

  • General / OBC / EWS (Single Paper): 1000/-
  • SC / ST / PH (Single Paper): 500/-
  • General / OBC / EWS (Both Paper): 1200/-
  • SC / ST / PH (Both Paper): 600/-

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CTET — What Actually Comes in the Exam

Our own analysis of 1,350 questions from 9 previous year papers in the CTET bank — subject weightage and the topics that repeat most.

The CTET question bank analysed across 9 papers and 9 pyq papers contains a total of 1350 questions distributed among 8 subjects. Child Development and Pedagogy dominates the dataset with 270 questions representing a 20% share, followed by Language-I (English) with 240 questions at 18%, and Environmental Studies with 210 questions at 16%. Across all 1350 questions, the top recurring topic is categorised as Mixed.

Aspirants should prioritise subjects with the highest question share, starting with Child Development and Pedagogy at 20% and Language-I (English) at 18%. Following these, candidates should focus on Environmental Studies, Mathematics, and Language-II (Hindi) which collectively make up significant portions of the 1350 analysed questions. Preparation must also account for subjects with lower weightage such as Mathematics and Science which hold a 2% share with 30 questions. The first pass of study should address the Mixed topic that spans all 1350 questions in the question bank.

SubjectShareQuestionsMost Repeated Topics
Child Development and Pedagogy20%270Mixed (270)
Language-I (English)18%240Mixed (240)
Environmental Studies16%210Mixed (210)
Mathematics13%180Mixed (180)
Language-II (Hindi)11%150Mixed (150)
Social Studies9%120Mixed (120)

Sample Questions From CTET Papers

Q1. Mastery-orientated learners typically attribute success to ................. and failure to .................. .

  1. A. ability and good luck, task difficulty
  2. B. ability and effort, bad luck
  3. C. ability and good luck, low ability
  4. D. ability and effort, insufficient effort
Show answer

D. ability and effort, insufficient effort

Mastery-orientated learners typically attribute success to their ability and effort and failure to insufficient effort. These learners focus on learning and improvement, viewing challenges as opportunities to grow.

Child Development and Pedagogy · Mixed

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Eligibility

  • Educational Qualification: Senior Secondary with 50% marks and Diploma in Elementary Education / B.El.Ed / Graduation with B.Ed as per NCTE guidelines.
  • Age Relaxation: As per CBSE CTET rules

CBSE Selection Process

  1. CTET Paper I (Primary Level)
  2. CTET Paper II (Junior Level)

Event Timeline

EventDate
Application Begin11 May 2026
Last Date for Registration10 June 2026
Re Open Apply Online Start25 August 2026
Re Open Apply Online End01 September 2026
CTET Exam Date12 December 2026
Admit Card Available10 December 2026
Result Declared01 October 2026

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