July 2024 CBSE CTET: Release of the provisional answer key; Voice concerns

The Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) 2024 answer key has been made available by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). Answer keys are currently available for review and download on the official ctet.nic.in website.

Proposals may now object on the CTET 2024 answer key. Each question must be submitted using a credit or debit card and there is a non-refundable cost.

July 2024 CTET: How to Verify Answer Key

Step 1: Visit the official website, ctet.nic.in. 

Step 2: From the main page, select the link for the CTET 2024 answer key.

Step 3: Enter your login information, including your birthdate and roll number.

Step 4: The screen will show the temporary answer key.

Step 5: Download the solution guide, and if necessary, submit challenges.

Step 6: Make payment.

Step 7: Save the payment receipt to your files for future use.

A test taker who receives 60 percent or higher will be deemed to have passed. In accordance with their current reservation policy, school administration (the government, local authorities, government-aided and unassisted) may think about making accommodations for candidates who belong to the SC/ST, OBC, differently abled folks, etc. While passing the CTET is one of the eligibility requirements for appointment, passing the test should carry some weight in the hiring process. However, passing the CTET does not grant anybody the right to be hired or employed.

If the Board accepts the challenge, that is, if the subject matter experts find any errors in the answer key, a policy decision will be communicated and the cost will be reimbursed. It is recommended that candidates use their own credit or debit card for payment, as any refunds will be deposited online to the relevant account. The Board's decision regarding the challenges will be final, and no more correspondence will be accepted.

This year, the first and second papers of the CTET exam were administered on July 7. Teachers' eligibility for Classes 1 through 5 will be verified by Question Paper 1, and their eligibility for Classes 6 through 8 will be verified by Question Paper 2. Candidates who meet the requirements can participate in one or both exams and select any two of the 20 required languages.