CBSE started conducting Central Teacher Eligibility Test in
2011. Clearing CTET is now mandatory to get a teaching job in government schools. In
fact, leading private schools also prefer CTET qualified teachers for
recruitment. Therefore, if you plan to take up the noble profession of teaching,
taking the CTET is very important.
The competition is intense. CTET is conducted twice a year and every time 8-10 lac teachers appear for CTET, but only a few thousand actually clear the exam. The qualification mark is set at 60% (i.e. 90 out of maximum of 150). Since the beginning, less than 10% applicants have cleared the exam and in the exam held in November 2012, only 1% applicants qualified.
However, don’t be disheartened. With the right guidance and preparation, clearing CTET is not that difficult. If you are eligible to take the exam, you should already be familiar with all the concepts. You need to brush up the concepts and make sure you understand them well. The questions check your understanding of the concepts and not your ability to remember facts.
If you think you need coaching for CTET, you can start by visiting www.niit.com/ctet. At NIIT Litmus, we have created a special program for pre/in service teachers to help them prepare for the exam. Call us if you need any guidance. Please feel free to call and speak with us or browse this blog for tips and tricks to prepare for CTET.
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The competition is intense. CTET is conducted twice a year and every time 8-10 lac teachers appear for CTET, but only a few thousand actually clear the exam. The qualification mark is set at 60% (i.e. 90 out of maximum of 150). Since the beginning, less than 10% applicants have cleared the exam and in the exam held in November 2012, only 1% applicants qualified.
However, don’t be disheartened. With the right guidance and preparation, clearing CTET is not that difficult. If you are eligible to take the exam, you should already be familiar with all the concepts. You need to brush up the concepts and make sure you understand them well. The questions check your understanding of the concepts and not your ability to remember facts.
Also, like all competitive exams, an important element in your preparation is test
taking practice. We recommend
taking at least 8-10 full length tests in the two to three months prior to the real
exam. Sitting for 150 minutes for an exam is going to be tough if you don’t do
this. Many applicants underestimate the effort and conditioning required to solve
150 questions in the two and a half hours. Don’t make this mistake.
Assessments, as you would already know, play an important role
in learning. It is important to review these tests after you attempt them, to
lock in your learning. If you think you need coaching for CTET, you can start by visiting www.niit.com/ctet. At NIIT Litmus, we have created a special program for pre/in service teachers to help them prepare for the exam. Call us if you need any guidance. Please feel free to call and speak with us or browse this blog for tips and tricks to prepare for CTET.
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