CTET
Central Teacher Eligibility Test — Paper-I (classes 1–5) and Paper-II (classes 6–8): 150 questions, 150 marks, 150 minutes each, no negative marking.
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CTET Exam Pattern 2026
The CTET is a single-paper examination. The paper has 150 questions worth 150 marks, to be completed in 2 hr 30 min. Every EduJha mock test for CTET is built on this exact official pattern — the same question count, marks, duration and marking scheme — so your practice mirrors the real exam, with detailed solutions and performance analytics after each attempt.
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150
2 hr 30 min
+1, no negative
Each correct answer carries 1 mark. There is no negative marking, so attempt every question.
Latest Pattern
All tests follow the latest exam pattern and syllabus
Detailed Solutions
Performance Tracking
Track your progress with detailed analytics and performance reports
Frequently Asked Questions
Clear answers about pattern, scoring, language availability, and best preparation strategy for your exam.
What is included in CTET mock tests on EduJha?
You get exam-pattern based tests, detailed solutions, bilingual support (where available), performance analytics, time tracking, and previous year papers.
How should I prepare for CTET?
Start with previous year papers to understand the pattern, then take topic-wise and full-length mock tests. Analyze solutions and repeat weaker topics.
Are CTET tests bilingual?
Most tests are available in Hindi and English. Where applicable, questions provide both language versions.
How are scores calculated in CTET?
Scoring follows official exam rules for total marks, duration, and negative marking (if applicable). Your dashboard shows accuracy, speed, and topic-wise performance.
How many CTET tests should I attempt?
Attempt at least 10–15 full-length mocks and multiple sectional tests. Use analytics to focus on low-accuracy topics.