CTET 2021 registration deadline closing on Oct 19; Here's direct link

CTET 2021 Registration: The last date of registration for the Central Teacher Eligibility Test, (CTET) 2021 is tomorrow, October 19. Candidates who have not yet registered for CTET 2021 can apply now by visiting the official website- ctet.nic.in. The examination will be conducted in December 2021.

The Central Teacher Eligibility Test is conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) in over 20 languages. Candidates who qualify for the examination will be eligible to teach students in government-affiliated schools. The date of the examination is not yet released, but it is expected that the examination will be conducted in December and January. 

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CTET will be held in two shifts consisting of two main papers. Candidates can either appear for one paper or both papers. Candidates qualifying in paper 1 will be eligible to teach classes from 1 to 6 and those willing to teach classes 6-12 can appear for both Paper 2. To apply for the CTET 2021, candidates can follow the below-mentioned steps and use the direct link given here-CTET Registration 2021 (Click Here).

CTET 2021: Here's how to apply 

• STEP 1: To apply, candidates must visit the official website of the Central Teacher Eligibility Test – ctet.nic.in.
• STEP 2: On the homepage of the website, select the link that reads, "Apply for CTET December 2021."
• STEP 3: Alternatively, candidates can also click on the direct link given here to register - Apply for CTET 2021. 
• STEP 4: Automatically, a new page will open where you will need to fill in your details. 
• STEP 5: Now two options are there: click on "New Registration" or login using your credentials.
• STEP 6: Fill out the application form by entering the required details.
• STEP 7: Upload the required documents.
• STEP 8: Now, pay the application fee as well to complete the procedure. 
• STEP 9: Your CTET 2021 application form will be submitted.
• STEP 10: Download and print a copy of the same for future references.  

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